$400 an Academy member, $200 a Dream Job client
I run two programs for Customer Success leaders and you earn on either one. Send someone to whichever fits them, and when they enroll, you get paid.
Free to join, takes about thirty seconds, and your link arrives by email. You don't have to be a client and there's nothing to install.
You get one referral link, and it covers both programs. Send it to whoever it suits, and point them at whichever program is right for them.
There is nothing to install, no minimum, no monthly quota, and no contract. You're not an employee, a partner, or a spokesperson. You're someone who knows good CS leaders and points them at something useful.
If you want out, tell me and I'll deactivate your link. Anything you'd already earned before that stays yours.
Fill in the form at the bottom of this page. Your referral link comes back by email, usually within about fifteen minutes.
Send it to whoever it's right for. It works on any page of my site, so you can point someone at either program and still get credit.
Both programs start with an application, and your code is carried onto it automatically. They don't have to remember your name, and you don't have to chase them.
You earn $400 for an Academy member, $200 for a Dream Job client. If they're paying in installments, your fee arrives across those payments.
If something here isn't clear, reply to the email that brings you your link and ask me. I'd rather answer it up front than have you find out later.
Paid as they pay. If someone's on a payment plan, your fee arrives across their installments rather than in one lump - and because it's calculated on what they actually pay, a payment plan works out slightly in your favor, not against you.
Someone has to apply within 60 days of clicking your link. Once they've applied, the clock stops mattering entirely - your code is on their application whether they enroll that week or months later.
If someone clicks two different referral links before applying, the one they clicked most recently is the one that counts.
Your code rides along with the application either way. On the Dream Job form it lands in the “were you referred by anyone?” box, so it's visible to the applicant - if someone clears it by accident, email me and I'll put it right.
I review and approve commissions by hand. Nothing pays out automatically, and I'll sort payment details with you when your first one is approved.
Each commission is worked out on the day that payment came in and is never recalculated afterwards, so a price change later never reaches back and changes what you already earned.
No. Plenty of people who refer have never bought anything from me. If you know the right people, that's enough.
They don't have to. Your code travels with them from the moment they click your link and is written onto their application automatically, for either program.
The one thing worth knowing: on the Dream Job application your code appears in the “were you referred by anyone?” box rather than behind the scenes, so the applicant can see it and could type over it. If that ever happens, email me and I'll put it right. I'd rather fix it than have you lose a referral on a technicality.
Still yours. What matters is that they applied after clicking your link. Once the application is in, nothing about which device or browser they buy on can undo it.
Reply to the email that brings you your link and ask me any time - I'll tell you exactly where you stand. There's no self-serve dashboard, on purpose. I'd rather answer you directly than build one nobody logs into.
Whichever fits. Someone leading a CS team who wants to be better at it, or wants the next title, is an Academy person. Someone looking for a new role is a Dream Job person. If you genuinely can't tell, send them either one - I'll steer them right when they apply, and your referral stays attached either way.
Ask me first. If they were already in conversation with me before you got involved, it isn't really a referral, and I'd rather sort that out honestly than have it turn awkward later.
Tell me and I'll deactivate your link. That stops new referrals from attaching to you. It doesn't touch anything you'd already earned, including commissions on installments that haven't been collected yet.