Introduce a business.
Earn for a year.
AI that answers the phone, calls customers back, or interprets between two languages in real time. If you already talk to businesses that need any of it, introduce them — and take 20% of everything they spend for the next 12 months.
One balance, every product
Customers top up a single balance and spend it however they like — an AI receptionist that answers every call, outbound campaigns, a chat widget, or live interpreting between two languages. You earn 20% of the top-up, whichever product they use it on.
Answers every call, books appointments, never misses one.
Follow-ups and reminders placed automatically.
The same assistant on their website, in writing or by voice.
Two languages on one call, interpreted in real time.
The sharpest pitch is interpreting, because the comparison is public and brutal:
Published pay-as-you-go rate of the market leader. Booking one takes days, and agencies bill a half-day minimum even for a ten-minute call.
No booking, no minimum, no app for the other side. This price gap is the whole pitch — you are not selling a nice-to-have.
For 12 months per customer. Not just the first payment — every time they buy credit.
Businesses that lose money at the language barrier
The best customers already pay for this problem — a salaried multilingual employee, or an agency on retainer. You are not creating a need; you are replacing an expensive answer to one.
Medical tourism clinics
Hair transplant, dental and aesthetic clinics take patients from Saudi Arabia, Russia and Germany every week. Most of them pay a salaried interpreter — or lose the patient at the first phone call.
Immigration law firms
Routine client calls — appointment, missing document, status update — happen in Spanish, Arabic or Russian all day long. Court work still needs a certified human; this is for everything else.
Estate agents
A foreign buyer with real money and no shared language is a deal that dies on the phone. One viewing that goes ahead pays for a year of minutes.
Logistics desks
A delayed shipment and a driver who speaks no English. Booking an interpreter takes days; the problem needs solving now.
Anyone missing calls
A salon, a garage, a dental practice — every unanswered call is a booking that went to a competitor. An AI receptionist answers all of them, including out of hours.
Small teams without a call centre
Businesses that cannot justify a full-time receptionist but lose money without one. This is the biggest group by far, and the easiest conversation to start.
What 20% actually looks like
Real numbers, not projections. A clinic handling a handful of foreign patients a week spends $100–300 a month on minutes.
| Customers | Each spends | You earn monthly | Over a year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | $100/mo | $100 | $1,200 |
| 10 | $200/mo | $400 | $4,800 |
| 20 | $300/mo | $1,200 | $14,400 |
Three steps, no paperwork
Apply
Tell us who you are and where your customers would come from. We read every application ourselves — this is not an automated sign-up.
Get your link
Once approved, you get a permanent invite link in your dashboard. Anyone who signs up through it is attributed to you, permanently.
They top up, you earn
Every time your customer buys credit, 20% is yours — for a full 12 months, not just the first payment.
We would rather tell you up front
- Not for court hearings, certified medical consent or legally binding work. Those need a licensed human interpreter, and we say so on the product page too.
- Not a get-rich-quick link to spam. The programme is invite-only and we read every application; accounts that farm signups earn nothing because commission only follows real money.
- Not a reseller agreement. The customer pays us directly and we support them. If you want to own the pricing and the relationship, tell us — that is a different deal we can discuss.
Questions
How much can I actually make?+
You earn 20% of every credit top-up, for 12 months per customer. A clinic spending $200 a month earns you $40 a month. Ten of them is $400 a month, $4,800 a year — from customers you introduced once.
Does it only apply to the interpreter?+
No. Commission follows the money, not the product. Customers top up one balance and spend it on whatever they need — AI receptionist, outbound calls, chat widget, interpreting. You earn the same share either way.
When do I get paid?+
Commission is held for 30 days before it becomes payable. That is the refund window: if a customer charges back, the commission is voided rather than clawed back from you afterwards. After that it shows as payable in your dashboard and we pay out in cash.
Is it paid in cash or in credits?+
Cash. Some programmes pay you in platform credit you can only spend with them — this is not one of those. What you earn is yours.
Does it cost anything to join?+
No. There is no fee, no minimum, and no quota. If you never refer anyone, nothing happens.
Do I need to handle billing or support?+
No. The customer signs up with us directly, pays us directly, and we support them. You make the introduction; we do the rest. If you would rather own the customer relationship and set your own price, ask us about reselling instead.
What if someone signs up but does not pay?+
Then nothing is owed either way. Commission is only ever calculated on real money that reached us — free signup credit never generates commission.
Why is the programme invite-only?+
Because we read every application. We would rather work with twenty people who actually talk to these businesses than two thousand who post links. It also keeps the product honest: nobody is incentivised to spam.
Can I refer myself or my own company?+
No. Your own account cannot be attributed to your own link — that is blocked at the database level, not just in the interface.
Know a business losing customers to language?
Applications are read by a person, usually within a couple of days.