Accountants
You already see which clients are drowning in admin at year end.
Waypoint partner program
Help your clients grow. Get rewarded for the introduction.
A straightforward referral partnership for professionals who already earn the trust of local business owners.
Photographers
Your clients need booking, galleries and contracts that work.
Bookkeepers
You know exactly whose invoicing is a mess, because you fix it monthly.
Consultants
You recommend the change. I build the thing that makes it stick.
Printers & sign shops
The business ordering new vehicle decals often needs a real website too.
Marketing freelancers
You handle the message. I handle the machinery underneath it.
Simple and transparent
A referral program that protects your relationship.
Your name is on the introduction, so the risk is yours before it is mine. That is why the process is deliberately boring: I keep you informed, I never pressure the business you sent, and if I am not the right fit I say so early rather than taking the work.
Referral terms are agreed in writing before any introduction. No tiers, no targets, no portal to log into.
Warm introduction
You mention Waypoint to a client who has the problem. That is the whole ask — no selling, no deck.
Free system audit
I look at their setup and tell them plainly what is worth fixing, including when the answer is nothing.
Clear recommendation
A fixed quote, in writing. Your client is never pressured and never chased.
Referral reward
If they go ahead, you are paid for the introduction. Terms in plain language, agreed before anything starts.
Also worth saying
This works both ways.
I get asked for photographers, sign makers, bookkeepers and printers constantly — usually by a business that has just decided to take itself seriously. If we are working together I will send those enquiries your way, with no expectation of anything in return.
A clearer next step
Get your free system audit Know a business that needs a better system?
Start a partner conversation and I will walk you through the terms in plain language.