How it works
From first hello to first payout, in four steps.
Businesses show their real sales and only pay partners when a customer actually pays. Partners can see which businesses are doing well before they start, and get paid a share of every sale they bring in.
01
Show your real sales
Link the Stripe account you take payments with, in view-only mode. We show you exactly what to click, and your sales, growth and customer numbers appear on your page in about a minute.
- We can look but never touch: no payments, refunds or changes
- Numbers update automatically, so they are always current
- You choose what is public and what stays private
02
Say what help you need
Pick from sixteen kinds of help, from a salesperson in one country to a newsletter that reaches your buyers. Set what you pay for each customer and for how long.
- Pay a percentage, a fixed amount, or both
- A calculator shows partners what they could earn
- Pause or close it any time
03
Choose your partners
People apply with a short pitch and their track record. Pick the ones you like. You both sign a simple agreement online that spells out the deal.
- The deal cannot change unless you both agree
- Chat and share files in one place
- See each partner's history and reviews
04
Pay only when it works
When a customer a partner brought pays you, their share is worked out automatically. You get one bill a month, and we pay every partner for you.
- Refunds come off automatically
- Question any charge within 5 days
- Every payment shows which customer it came from
Six ways a customer can count as yours.
Every deal uses one of these, chosen by the business and written into the agreement you both sign. ThreeCommas keeps 10% of each partner earning.
- 1You introduce them
- You tell us about a company you are talking to before they buy. Once the business approves it, if that company becomes a customer, it is yours.
- 2They use your code
- You get a personal discount code. Anyone who signs up with it is your customer.
- 3They are on your list
- The business gives you a list of companies to win. Any of them that becomes a customer counts as yours.
- 4They are in your country
- You cover a country or region. New customers from there count as yours.
- 5They buy your product
- You sell one particular product. Every sale of it counts towards your share.
- 6Growth above normal
- You help the business grow overall. You earn a share of sales above its usual monthly level.