Bring us a client, earn 10% of what they spend. Every month.
No tiers, no quota, no cap. You introduce a real estate professional to Immowi, and from their first invoice onwards you receive ten percent of everything we invoice them — for as long as they stay a client.
One number, and it does not change
Ten percent of the revenue your introduction actually generates, paid monthly. Not a one-off finder's fee that ends the moment the contract is signed.
Of everything we invoice them
The whole invoice, not a margin on part of it: the monthly Always-On fee for every project they run, and every qualified lead they buy from us.
For as long as they stay
Our clients commit for twelve months and most of them renew. Your share renews with them — you are paid again in month eleven for an introduction you made in month one.
No tiers, no quota
One client or twenty, the percentage is identical. There is nothing to unlock, no target you can miss and no volume at which your rate is renegotiated downwards.
Four steps, and only the first one is yours
You make an introduction. Everything after that — qualifying, pitching, pricing, delivering, supporting — sits with us.
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You introduce
Send us the name and the context: a developer with a project to sell, an agency with a portfolio, anyone who needs buyers. We register the introduction against your name before we make contact.
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We take it from there
We qualify, we pitch, we price and we sign. You are welcome in the room for all of it, but nothing is expected of you — no deck to present, no price to defend, no objection to handle.
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They become a client
The account is locked to your name the moment they sign, and it stays yours for the life of that account — not for a ninety-day attribution window.
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You are paid, monthly
Every month we invoice them, you invoice us ten percent of it. We send you the figure first, so you never have to ask what to bill or take our word for the total.
An average client invoices €1,200 a month
Which makes your share €120 a month, €1,440 over a year, from one introduction. What sits inside that invoice differs per client — there are three things they can buy, and most grow into more of them over time.
Three things a client can buy
Always-On visibility
Fixed, per project, per monthPublication, articles, mailings and a year in the matching engine. The part almost everyone starts with, and it multiplies: a developer with four projects pays it four times.
Qualified leads
Per resultPriced per project before we start. A client who only wants to be visible never buys one; a client in full sales mode buys them every week. This is the line that moves most.
MyImmowi
Per monthCRM, lead inbox, campaign dashboards and the integrations into what they already run. Some take it on day one, others move onto it a year in — and then rarely leave.
Almost nobody buys all three on day one, and that is the part worth understanding: your ten percent is a share of the account, not of the first order. A client who arrives on one project and grows into leads and the platform grows your monthly share with them, without you doing anything a second time.
| What they take | Invoiced monthly | Your 10% | Over 12 months |
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| Visible on one project Testing the water, often before a launch Visibility · 1 project | €350 | €35 | €420 |
| The average client Average Visibility, the leads it produces, and the platform to work them Visibility Leads Platform | €1,200 | €120 | €1,440 |
| Several projects, in full sales mode A developer commercialising a portfolio at once Visibility · 3 projects Leads Platform | €2,500 | €250 | €3,000 |
€1,200 is our average across active accounts, not a promise about any single one. What a client is invoiced depends on how many projects they run, how many leads they buy and whether they work them in MyImmowi.
And they stack
Five average clients is €600 arriving every month, whether or not you spoke to anyone that month. That is the difference between a referral fee and a share of revenue: one is an event, the other is a position.
See how a client's invoice is built upYou already know the people we want to meet
The best introductions come from someone sitting next to a real estate decision this week, who is not themselves selling marketing.
Architects and project teams
You know a development months before anyone starts thinking about who will buy the units.
Notaries, brokers and finance advisors
You see who is buying land, who is financing a build and who is about to have something to sell.
Marketing and web agencies
You build the brand and the site; we bring the audience and the qualified buyers. Nothing you already sell gets replaced.
Existing Immowi clients
You already know exactly what the platform does and what it is worth. Introducing a peer costs you one message.
Consultants in new markets
We run campaigns in a dozen markets. If you know the developers in one we are not in yet, that is a conversation worth having.
Software and CRM partners
Your clients ask you where the leads come from. This is an answer that pays you every month instead of once.
One obligation, stated up front
Ten percent is a real share of a real invoice, and it is paid because you stand behind the introduction. If a dispute arises between Immowi and a client you brought in, you can be held responsible for it.
In practice this rarely comes up, for a simple reason: it only bites when someone introduces a client they would not do business with themselves. Introduce people you would put your own name behind, tell them what we actually do rather than what they want to hear, and this clause stays a paragraph on a web page.
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Promise only what is on this site
A commitment made on our behalf is a commitment we never priced. If you are not sure whether we do something, ask us before you say we do.
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Tell us what you already know
A payment history, a strained relationship, a project that is not funded yet — say it early. It costs you nothing and it is exactly the thing that turns into a dispute later.
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The obligation runs with the commission
While you are being paid on an account, you stand behind it. The two start together and they end together.
The full wording is in the reseller agreement we send you before anything is signed. Nothing on this page is a surprise in it.
Frequently asked questions
Monthly, in arrears, on the revenue actually invoiced in that month. We send you the figures, you invoice us, and the payment term is thirty days.
Then there is no collected revenue that month and no commission on it. Your ten percent follows what we are actually paid, not what we billed — which is also why we would rather hear your doubts about a company before we sign them than after.
No. It runs for as long as the account is active with us. That is the whole point of the programme: a client who renews in year three is still paying you in year three.
A named company that is not already a client and is not already in our pipeline. We confirm it in writing within two working days, before we make contact — so a conflict surfaces at the start rather than after the deal closes.
No. Sales, pricing, delivery and support are ours. Sitting in on the whole conversation is welcome and changes nothing about what you are paid; staying out of it entirely changes nothing either.
Some partners want to stay the client-facing party, or to invoice their own client directly rather than take a commission. Both are possible and both are a different agreement to this one. Say so on the form and we will work it out with you.
Tell us who you would introduce
Nothing to sign to have the conversation. Describe roughly who sits in your network and we come back within one working day with the agreement and the numbers.
- No exclusivity and no minimum volume
- The agreement in your inbox within one working day
- You keep your own client relationship
Ten percent, every month, for as long as they stay.
One introduction is all it takes to find out what that is worth. We do the rest.