Bring someone across and earn on it
You already tell people what you use. Nobody's ever paid you for it. So: bring a builder, trade, consultant or developer across to Urban Pulse, and once they start paying, 25% of what they pay comes back to you as credit on your own bill, every month, for twelve months. One rate. Nothing to climb. You'll see it as a smaller invoice, never as money you can take out, because it's a discount on your own subscription rather than a financial product. The four sections below are the whole arrangement, cap and clawback included.
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Twenty-five per cent, for twelve months
A quarter of what the person you referred pays Urban Pulse, every month they pay it, for a year. One rate for every referral and every member. If they're on Send & Sign Pro you earn a quarter of that bill; if they're on the full platform, a quarter of that. Refer four people and you've got four twelve-month runs going at once, each one counted from that person's own first paid invoice rather than from the day you sent the link.
It starts at their first paid invoice
Not when they sign up. Somebody who joins and sits on Free earns you nothing at all, and that's worth saying plainly, because it's the part people get wrong. If they take a paid plan six months later, your twelve months begins then and runs from there. The credit lands on your own account and shows up as a smaller bill next cycle. You keep earning it for as long as you're on a paid plan yourself.
The cap, and when credit comes back off
Both worth knowing before you start making a list. The cap is A$25,000 per person per calendar year. The clawback window is 90 days: if a payment you earned credit on reverses inside it, the credit that came from that payment comes back off your account. Nothing else is deducted and nothing is charged to you. Those are the only two limits there are.
There is no payout
What you earn exists as credit against your own bill, so there's no bank transfer, no withdrawal and nothing to claim. Nor is this an affiliate arrangement: no tier to reach, no leaderboard, nobody paid for traffic, no tracking pixel on somebody else's website. And it isn't a financial product of any kind. Urban Pulse is an Australian construction platform: site intelligence, town planning, contractor marketplace, Send & Sign, and project management in one workspace. Urban Pulse holds no money for you and moves none on your behalf, here or anywhere else on the platform.
Referring, answered
What do I earn for a referral?
25% of what the person you referred pays Urban Pulse, for twelve months from their first paid invoice, as credit on your own account. The rate is the same for everybody. You'll see it as a smaller invoice next cycle rather than as a payment arriving somewhere.
When does the twelve months start?
At their first paid invoice, and nothing before it. Signing up doesn't start the clock. If they sit on Free for six months and then take a paid plan, your twelve months begins on that first paid invoice and runs from there.
Can I take the credit as cash?
No. It's credit against your own Urban Pulse account, so it reduces what you pay and there's nothing to withdraw or transfer. That's also why it isn't a financial product: Urban Pulse holds no money for you and moves none on your behalf.
Is there a limit on what I can earn?
Yes. A$25,000 per person per calendar year. There is a clawback too: if a payment you earned credit on reverses inside 90 days, that credit comes back off your account. You keep earning while you're on a paid plan yourself, and it stops if you leave one.
Is this an affiliate programme?
No. Nothing to climb, no leaderboard, nobody paid for traffic, no tracking arrangement on somebody else's website. It's a discount on your own subscription for bringing across people you actually work with, and it stops when they stop paying.
Start with the ones you already ring
Twelve months of credit for somebody who was going to hear about us from you anyway. Join the waitlist and we'll let you know when there's an account to open.
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