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Read the blog →You know a founder who needs a fractional CTO, a SOC 2 sprint, an incident response retainer, or an AI security assessment. Send them our way. If they sign, we cut you a cheque. Clear terms, no exclusivity, fast payouts.
Most referral programs are vague on purpose. Ours isn't. Here is exactly what you get and when.
Wondering what the engagement itself looks like once a lead signs? See our pricing and SKUs for how these deals are typically scoped.
Fill out the form below. We need the referred company's name and the best way to reach them. Either make a warm intro yourself, or give us contact info we can reach out to with you cc'd.
If the lead fits our ICP (startup, technical work in security/DevOps/leadership), we confirm with you and start the conversation. If it doesn't fit, we tell you why so you don't waste future referrals on bad-fit leads.
If the referred company signs an engagement, you receive 20% of the first-year contracted value. Paid Net 30 from the client's first invoice clearing. We send a 1099/T4A as appropriate. No clawbacks if the client churns after.
The fee applies to first-year revenue only. If a referred client expands or renews into year two, that is on us, not on you. We will still tell you about it because most referrers want to know how their leads turned out.
The leads that close fastest and pay best fees share a few traits, especially a startup without a security leader in place that could use a fractional CISO. If you know a startup hitting any of these, send them over.
Tell us who you're sending and we'll take it from there. Replies within 48 hours. Prefer to talk it through first? Book a call.
A few things worth knowing up front: