Referrals — one free month each side
Refer a company that ends up paying, and you both get a free month. Not a discount code and not a scheme with tiers: one month, both sides, once per company referred.
How the month is worked out
It is your plan price, and theirs is theirs. A free month is two different amounts of money depending on who redeemed it — £99 for each agent, so a company with three agents gets three times what a company with one does — and a single figure would quietly favour one of you. You get a month of what you pay; they get a month of what they pay.
When it lands
When the company you referred is paying, and not before.
| they are still on a trial | the credit waits. A free month on a free thing reads as a bug to you and as fraud in our numbers |
| they never provision a workspace | there is no month to make free, so nothing happens |
| they cancel before paying | nothing happens |
Waiting is not refusing. If a referral is held because the company is still trialling, it stays held and lands when they start paying — the answer is not yet, which is a different answer from no.
What it will not do
A referral is a billing change and nothing else. It does not widen what any of your agents may promise, grant a permission, accept a claim in your register, or raise a limit. That is an import boundary in the code rather than a policy we remember: nothing in the referrals module can reach a mandate or a register.
And it is not a reason to recommend us. If Reynforce is not the right thing for the company you have in mind, a free month is a bad reason to send them — you would be spending their time and your own credibility on a month's fee.
Four things we will refuse, and why we say so here
| the same company on both sides | the cheapest fraud there is, and the one everybody tries first |
| a code used twice for one company | a referral code is not a coupon |
| a company with no workspace | nothing to credit |
| a company whose workspace has ended | the same |
None of these is a judgement about you. They are the four states where there is no month to give, and saying them on this page is cheaper than saying them in a reply three weeks later.
If you are a consultant rather than a customer
A referral is a free month on your own subscription, so it is worth nothing to somebody who is not paying for one. That is not a loophole to close — it is what a referral is, and pretending otherwise would be a credit nobody could spend.
So if you advise companies rather than buy from us, the two honest options are these, and neither is this page:
| you have a workspace of your own | then a referral behaves exactly as above: a free month on yours, a free month on theirs. A consultant who uses Reynforce for their own claims is a customer, and this is their page too |
| you do not | then say so when you introduce somebody, and we will talk about what makes sense. There is no standing arrangement to point you at, because there is nobody it has been agreed with — and a page describing one would be a term you would be right to quote back |
If you build and run agents for clients rather than advising on them, that is a different thing again and it has its own page: Reynforce for GTM agencies.
How to refer somebody
There is no form yet. Email us with the company's name and we will send you a code for them to use at sign-up.
That is the honest shape rather than a placeholder. The arithmetic and the refusals are built and tested; what is not built is Stripe applying the credit, because nothing here has yet called Stripe and an adapter written from their documentation would be a correct-looking one that has never met its service. Until it has, a person applies the month.