Introduce a restaurant. Earn 30% of it for two years.
You already know restaurant owners. Send them a link, and every dollar EZ Orders makes from them pays you thirty percent of it for the next twenty four months. Their orders, their plan, anything they ever buy. No cap, no tiers, no minimum.
Three steps, and two of them are ours.
There is no application to be approved, no deck to learn and no onboarding call. You make the introduction and we take it from there.
Get your link
Fill in the form at the bottom of this page and your link exists. Nobody reviews it, nobody calls you back first. It works the moment you press the button.
Send it to a restaurant
Anybody who signs up through your link is attached to you for two years. Your dashboard shows how many people clicked and how many of them opened an account.
Get paid every month
Connect your bank once through Stripe. After that the money goes out on its own each month with no invoice to send and nobody to chase.
It is a share of our revenue, not of their sales.
A programme that paid thirty percent of a restaurant's takings would be paying out ten times what it collected. This pays thirty percent of what we collect, which is why it can keep paying for two years.
| If you have | Their monthly sales | We collect | You earn a month | Over two years |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 restaurants | $60,000 | $1,800 | $540 | $12,960 |
| 10 restaurants | $200,000 | $6,000 | $1,800 | $43,200 |
| 25 restaurants | $500,000 | $15,000 | $4,500 | $108,000 |
Assumes each restaurant does $20,000 a month in pickup orders on our free plan, where we take about 3% as a disclosed service fee on the customer's ticket. A restaurant on a paid plan pays us a monthly bill instead, and you get 30% of that the same way. Real numbers move with real volume, which is the point of showing you the arithmetic rather than a headline.
You are not asking them to buy anything.
That is the difference between this and every other referral programme in their inbox.
There is nothing to pay
No setup fee, no monthly fee, no cut of their sales. Our fee sits on the customer's ticket and is disclosed before they pay. There is no budget conversation to have and nobody to get approval from.
They get $100 back
$100 once they have been trading a month. It is real, it is automatic, and it turns "have a look at this" into "there is a hundred dollars in it for you".
They keep their customers
Every order hands them the customer's name and number. A delivery app rents them one order and keeps the person. That is the line that lands with an owner who has been on one for three years.
Setting up is not your problem
They add their menu themselves, or paste a link to their delivery app page and we build it for them, free. We answer their questions. You made an introduction, not a commitment.
People who already have the relationship.
This pays best for somebody a restaurant owner already answers the phone to. It is not built for buying ads against.
Photographers
You are already in their kitchen and they already trust what you tell them.
POS and equipment resellers
It sits beside what you already sell instead of competing with it.
Consultants and bookkeepers
You are the person they ask before they buy anything.
Food writers and local pages
One link in a bio, in front of the exact audience this is built for.
Suppliers and reps
Twenty restaurants on your route, every week, for years.
Anybody who eats out a lot
Your regular spot losing a third of every order to a delivery app is worth a conversation.
The ones that decide it.
What counts as revenue
Everything EZ Orders makes from a restaurant you referred. On our free plan that is the small service fee on their customers' orders. On a paid plan it is their monthly bill. If we ever sell them anything else, that counts too. You get thirty percent of all of it.
Is it thirty percent of the restaurant's sales
No, and no honest programme could be. It is thirty percent of what we earn from them. On a restaurant doing $20,000 a month we collect around $600, and $180 of that is yours.
When does the two years start
The day they create their account. It runs for twenty four months from there and then stops. Nothing changes in between and there is no step down.
What is the $100 for
It goes to the restaurant, not to you. Anyone who signs up through your link gets $100 back once they have been trading for a month. It is the thing that makes the conversation easy, so lead with it.
When do I actually get paid
A month's earnings settle after the month ends, then wait thirty days in case anything gets refunded. After that they are paid out automatically once your balance is over $50. You can lower that in your settings.
Do I have to do the setup for them
No. They sign up, add their menu and connect Stripe themselves, and we answer their questions. Your job ends at the introduction.
What if they already had an account
Then they are not a referral. A link only attaches to a restaurant that is signing up for the first time, which is what stops two partners fighting over the same customer.
Can I refer myself
No. A partner cannot refer their own restaurant, matched on the email address.
Where are the actual terms
On the partner terms page, linked at the bottom of this form and from the policies index. It says the same things this page does, in the order somebody would argue about them.
Your link, in about thirty seconds.
No approval queue and no call. Fill this in and the link works immediately, along with a dashboard showing clicks, signups and what you have earned.
- 30% of everything, for 24 months per restaurant
- Paid out automatically once you are over $50
- A dashboard with every referral and every dollar on it
- Nothing to pay, ever, and nothing to sell