Earn 20% of every seller you send, every month they stay
You already answer the question. Somebody selling on Shopify and Etsy asks how to stop the stock counts drifting, and you tell them what to use. This pays you for it — recurring, not once.
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- 20% recurring on every invoice, for as long as they stay
- Paid monthly, after their payment clears
- A code to share, and a person who checks it
- No minimum, no exclusivity, no contract term
Sellers you refer get the same 14-day trial as everyone else. There is no card at signup, so nothing you send anyone costs them anything to try.
Three steps, and the third one repeats
No dashboard to learn and no tier to climb. Applications are read by hand while the program is small, which is also why the answer comes from a person.
Apply
Tell us who you are and where you would share QuickSync. We are looking for a real audience of multichannel sellers, not a follower count.
Get your code
We send a code, the current terms in writing, and the handful of things worth knowing about how QuickSync is usually pitched — including what it does not do.
Get paid, monthly
Every seller who signs up with your code pays their invoice; you get 20% of it the following month, and again the month after that.
A percentage is not a number, so here is the number
QuickSync bills by items held and connected shops, not by orders, so a referral’s value tracks how many shops they run rather than how busy they get.
| If they sign up for | They pay | You earn |
|---|---|---|
| Lite, two shops | $19 / month | $3.80 a month |
| Lite, four shops | $57 / month | $11.40 a month |
| Lite, eight shops | $133 / month | $26.60 a month |
Four kinds of people this actually works for
Agencies building shops
You set up Shopify or WooCommerce for clients who also sell on Etsy, eBay or Amazon. Stock drift is the support ticket you get a month after handover.
Ecommerce consultants
You are already recommending a stack. This is the part of it that stops an oversell, and now it pays for the recommendation.
Bookkeepers and QuickBooks pros
Your clients sell in several places and reconcile in one. QuickSync connects QuickBooks to the shops the numbers came from.
People who answer the question
Newsletters, YouTube channels, and the seller forums where “how do you keep stock in step?” gets asked every week.
What we would rather say now than in an email later
Recommending software puts your name on it, so the limits matter more to you than to us.
The rest of it
How much do I earn, and for how long?
20% of every invoice the seller pays, every month they stay subscribed. It is not a one-off bounty and it does not stop after a year. If they add shops and their bill goes up, your commission goes up with it.
How are referrals tracked?
You get a code to pass on, and signups that use it are credited to you. We are keeping the first group small and reviewing each application by hand, so attribution is checked by a person rather than by a cookie. If a seller tells us you sent them and forgot the code, say so and we will look.
When do I get paid?
Monthly, once the seller’s own payment has cleared and their refund window has passed. We pay for months they actually paid for, which is the other side of paying you for as long as they stay.
Who is this for?
People who already get asked the question: Shopify and Etsy agencies setting shops up for clients, ecommerce consultants, bookkeepers handling multichannel sellers, and anyone with a real audience of people selling in more than one place.
What does not count?
Your own account, an existing QuickSync customer, and anyone already in a trial when they find your code. Bidding on QuickSync brand terms in paid search does not count either — that buys a click we would have had, and it raises our own costs to do it.
Do I need to be a customer?
No, but it helps you answer questions, and the 14-day trial does not ask for a card. Recommending something you have not connected two shops to is a hard way to be convincing.
Send one seller and find out
No minimum and no exclusivity, so the cost of trying this is one recommendation you were probably going to make anyway.
Applications are read by a person, usually within two working days