$25 on a print design. $150 on a website. Paid on what the client actually pays, every time, with no cap on how much you earn.
Not 25% of profit, not 25% after costs. A quarter of what the client actually pays, on every design and website job you send through.
| What they buy | They pay | You earn |
|---|---|---|
| Print Design | $100 | $25 |
| Print Design | $199 | $50 |
| Website | $699 | $174.75 |
| Website + CRM | $800 | $200 |
One business that needs a website, a door hanger and business cards is $200 to $250 to you on a single referral. There's no cap — refer one or refer fifty, the rate doesn't change.
Two minutes. Tell us who you'd be referring and how you'd reach them. Approved partners hear back within a day or two.
You get a personal link and a plain code. Anyone who clicks it is tagged to you for 60 days, on any device they came in on.
Share it however you actually reach people — email, a text, a post, in person. The code rides along on whatever form they fill out.
Once the client pays, your 25% is queued. Payouts go out monthly by Zelle, or by card if you prefer — card processing fees come out of the payout.
This works when you're already in front of service business owners. It does not work as a general affiliate offer blasted to a cold list — that sends bad leads and neither of us gets paid.
The partners who earn the most are usually customers first. They've bought a design or a site, they know exactly what shows up, and they can say so plainly.
Short list, and it's the whole list.
Full detail on the affiliate terms page.
Takes about two minutes. Every application gets a straight answer either way.
25% of the top line on every design and website job you refer. That's $25 on a $100 print design, $50 on a $199 design, $174.75 on a $699 website and $200 on an $800 website build. It's a percentage of what the client actually pays, not of profit.
After the client pays. Payouts go out monthly, in the first week of the month, covering everything collected the month before. There's a $50 minimum — anything under that rolls into the next payout rather than disappearing.
Two payout options: Zelle, which sends the full amount with no fee, or card, where the processing fee is deducted from your payout rather than absorbed by us. Zelle nets you more, so it's the default recommendation.
Your unique link sets a referral code in the visitor's browser for 60 days. Whatever form they eventually fill out, the code comes through attached to it. You'll also be given a plain code people can type in if they'd rather come direct.
You're still credited. The window is 60 days from the first click, which is plenty for the way service business owners actually buy — they look, they think about it, they come back.
No cap. Refer one business or fifty. The rate stays 25% either way.
That one is handled separately. The lead generation partnership pays The MC System an ongoing commission rather than a one-time fee, so referrals into that program are negotiated case by case. Send them anyway and we'll talk about what's fair.
No, but it helps. The people who do best with this have bought a design or a site themselves, because they can speak to it honestly rather than reading off a page.
Referring yourself or a business you own. Bidding on The MC System brand terms in paid search. Spam of any kind. Promising pricing, timelines or results that weren't quoted. Any of those void the commission on that referral.
Free to join, no quota, and 25% of everything you send. Apply and you'll hear back within a day or two.
