AI automation and retrieval
Assistants and agents that answer over a company’s own documents, tickets and databases, with sources cited — wired into the tools their team already uses.
Referral programme
Refer the Work You Cannot Take On.
You meet projects that are not yours to build — an AI automation request, a WooCommerce store that has outgrown plugins, a legacy PHP system nobody wants to inherit. Introduce us, and take 10% of the first invoice once the client has paid it.
WooCommerce and WordPress engineering
Stores that have hit the plugin ceiling: custom checkout logic, ERP and payment integrations, data migrations, performance work that survives the next update.
Legacy PHP and Laravel takeover
A system already earning money that nobody wants to inherit. We upgrade it in place — no rewrite, no big-bang cutover, no six months of nothing shipping.
Mobile apps
iOS and Android, built and shipped to the stores by the same people who built the backend — and kept in the stores afterwards.
Running it after launch
Someone to own the system once it is live: monitoring, releases, upgrades, the phone call at an awkward hour. Most of our work is here, not in the launch.
Rescue and second opinion
A build that has stalled, an agency that has gone quiet, a codebase nobody can explain. We read it, tell the client what is actually there, and price the way out.
Before you refer
What is not a fit
Your credibility is the thing you are actually spending when you make an introduction. So here is what we will turn down, before you put your name to it.
Ask an engineerMulti-year platforms with procurement cycles, a steering committee and a dozen stakeholders. We are eight people. We would be the wrong answer and you would wear it.
We are fully remote across nine countries. If the work requires a body in a room in Zurich or Riyadh, it is not ours.
Below that, the scoping, contracting and handover cost more than the project is worth — for us, and for the client you sent.
We build and run software. If there is no engineering in it, we are not adding anything you could not do better yourself.
How it works
Four steps, done by email
There is no affiliate platform, no dashboard and no tracking link, because we have not built one. The mechanism is an email thread and a record of who sent whom. We would rather be honest about that than hand you a portal that quietly forgets your referral after thirty days.
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You make the introduction
Email [email protected] with the client copied in, or send us their details and we will write to them with you named as the referrer. Whichever is less awkward on your side.
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We record it against your name
The name, the client and the date go on the record the day the email arrives. Ask and we will confirm it back to you in writing, so you are not relying on our memory six months later.
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We scope it and quote
We talk to the client directly and tell them what we would build, what it costs and what we would not do. You can stay in the thread or step out — either way we tell you what came of it.
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You are paid after they pay
When the client settles their first invoice, you invoice us for 10% of it and we pay within 14 days. Not on signature, not on a handshake — after the money has actually landed.
Most referral programmes do not fail at tracking. They fail at the paying-out step, months later, when nobody answers the email. The whole point of keeping this simple is that there is nowhere for it to get lost.
What you get
10% of the first invoice
Paid after the client has paid us, in the currency you invoice in. Our projects generally run between €2,000 and €20,000, which puts a single referral somewhere between €200 and €2,000.
For example
A €8,000 build, paid in full
€8,000
Your share
€800
On retainers and ongoing operation work, the first invoice means the first month. We will tell you the figure before you introduce anyone, if you would rather know it in advance.
The terms, in full
- Share
- 10% of the first invoice
- Flat. No tiers, no negotiation needed.
- Paid when
- After the client pays
- Not on signature. Within 14 days of the money clearing.
- Typical range
- €200 – €2,000
- On projects of €2,000 – €20,000.
- Currency
- USD · EUR · GBP
- Whichever you invoice in.
- Paid by
- Reaktör Teknoloji Tic. Ltd. Şti.
- The same entity that invoices our clients.
- Limit
- None
- As many referrals as you have. No exclusivity asked of you.
If invoicing us is awkward on your side — you are a sole trader, or in a country where it is a nuisance — say so when you make the introduction and we will agree a simpler route before the work starts, not after.
FAQ
The things worth asking first.
How the referral works in practice — what counts as a qualified introduction, how commission is calculated, and when you actually get paid.
If yours isn’t here, it is one message away. You will get a real answer from an engineer who could work on it — not a form reply from a sales desk.
Ask an engineerThere is no tracking link and no cookie window. You email us with the client copied, or you send us their details and we write to them with you named as the referrer. That thread is the record. We note your name and the date the day it arrives, and if you want it confirmed in writing, ask — we will send a line back saying we have logged it, with the client named. It is a deliberately unclever mechanism, and it is the part most programmes get wrong.
After the client has paid their first invoice — not when they sign, not when the project starts. You invoice us for 10% of that invoice and we pay within 14 days of the client’s payment clearing. If the client signs and then never pays, there is nothing to share, and we will tell you that plainly rather than go quiet on you.
The introduction does not expire. A good number of these conversations stall for months and then restart, and if the project you introduced begins a year on, the 10% is still yours. What we do not do is pay a share on unrelated work the same client brings us years later off their own back. If a case sits somewhere between the two, we will raise it with you rather than decide it quietly in our favour.
Entirely your call, and the share is the same either way. Some referrers hand the conversation over and just want to know when it ships. Others stay in the thread, join the scoping call and keep the client relationship as their own. Both work. What we will not do is go around you on anything you introduced, or use it as a way into the rest of that client’s work without you.
We tell you quickly and we tell you why — usually on the first call, before anyone has spent real time on it. A referral that burns a week of your client’s time costs you more than the 10% was ever worth, so we would rather say no early than take on something we would run badly. Where we know someone who does do that kind of work, we will say so.
