Partner programmeReferrals · paid, not promised

Your clients need software.
You know a builder.

For accountants, bookkeepers, agencies and fellow developers: introduce a business that becomes an HG Studio client and you’re paid for it. Your client stays yours; we just build the thing they asked you about.

Make an introduction

£250–£500 per introduction15–20% on handed-over workPaid on signature

Introduction
£250–£500
Or
10% of project
Agencies
15–20%
Paid
on signature
Regulars
standing deal
fig. 1 · programme terms · one sheetpaid on signature

Advisers, agencies and developers who get asked the question first.

Accountants & bookkeepers

Your clients ask you who can build them software, automate their admin, or fix their website, because you're the adviser they already trust. Introduce them; when it becomes a project, you're paid.

£250–£500 per closed introduction

Marketing agencies

Keep the client relationship and the strategy; hand the studio the build: sites, automations, portals, integrations. White-label or credited, your call.

15–20% on delivery work you hand over

Developers & automation specialists

Out-of-scope bespoke work — a CRM, a native app, a data pipeline — sent here instead of turned down. Overflow flows both ways.

£250–£500 per closed introduction

An email, a scoped proposal, a fee.

Introduction to feethree steps
  1. 01

    Introduce

    one email

    An email intro to henry@hg.studio is enough: who they are and what they're wrestling with.

  2. 02

    We scope it

    free call · fixed scope

    Free discovery call, fixed-scope proposal, and your client is treated the way this site promises: named results, honest numbers, and a straight answer if they shouldn't build.

  3. 03

    You're paid

    on signature

    The fee is paid when the project is signed, not when it's 'reviewed'. Regular referrers get a standing arrangement.

What your client gets is on this site in plain view: named results with approved numbers, and honest price anchors. No client of yours gets oversold, and if they shouldn’t build, they’ll be told so.

Know a business that needs this?

Send the introduction, or book a short call first to see how the studio works before you put your name to it.

Introduce by email