You never create the work. You just open the door.
How many clients could you introduce in a year?
Most partners start with the two or three already in their contacts.
Illustrative only. Assumes each client stays the full twelve months. Real earnings depend on how many introductions become clients and how long each one stays.
Four ways. Pick one. We build every piece of it for you.
You invite your audience. We build the deck and present it live.
We present
A working session for your group. Live assessment, real roadmap.
Highest converting
Send one name. We handle the call, the scope, and the close.
Least effort
We write it and design it. You press send.
We write it
Make the introduction.
Count the money.
No building, no chasing, no delivery.
Now they can fill it, without putting an executive on payroll.
Too small to hire five executives.
Too big to keep running without them.
You already have the trust. We have the executives.
Introductions land best when the business looks like this. If most of these are true, send them.
You earn a monthly commission on every client you introduce, for their first twelve months. It is paid monthly for as long as that client stays with us inside the twelve month window, and there is no cap on how many clients you introduce.
An introduction takes one email. A webinar takes the hour you show up for, because we build the deck and present it. A workshop takes a half day. Nothing else lands on your plate.
The application, the copy, the discovery, and the delivery. If you have to build something to work with us, we have failed.
No. The strongest partners make a warm introduction and stop there. FRX runs discovery, scoping, and the close.
An FRX executive who has held the seat before, not a consultant advising from the outside. Operations, marketing, revenue, technology, or people, depending on what the business is missing.
Almost never. Most partners sell something adjacent, whether that is accounting, legal, marketing, software, or coaching, and reach the point where a client needs execution they cannot provide. That is the handoff.
If there is overlap we will say so on the call and scope around it.
It stays yours. You introduced them and you keep the trusted advisor seat. We report back so you always know where things stand, and we never sell your client anything outside the scope you introduced.
Every partner is set up with their own tracking before the first introduction, so referrals are attributed to you from day one. We confirm attribution with you when the client signs.
We tell you, and we tell them honestly. Nobody gets pushed into an engagement that will not work, because a bad placement costs you the relationship you spent years building.
Yes. There is no cap on how many you introduce and no limit on what you can earn. Each client is tracked and paid separately.
Onboarding takes a few weeks, covering the agreement and your kit. After that it depends on your audience and how you choose to partner. Partners who launch with a webinar tend to see their first client fastest.
Founder led businesses between $3M and $15M in revenue, at least two years old, with three or more employees. Below that range the engagement rarely makes sense for the owner.
Everything else gets worked out on a call, not on a form.
No long questionnaire. We cover the rest on the call.
We reply to every application, usually within two business days.