Become a General Partner.Help businesses deploy their own General.
Introduce qualified businesses. The General handles the rest: the research, the demonstration, the discovery, the close, and the onboarding. You make the introduction and help owners reclaim their time, and you earn meaningful recurring opportunity for every business that succeeds.
A full month of their subscription for every customer you introduce who reaches their second month in good standing: $499 on General Teams, $199 on General Pro, $20 on The General. No selling required.
This is not a referral gimmick. It is a mission.
A General is an autonomous operator that runs the real work of a business: research, outreach, deliverables, phone, and live meetings. Deploying one gives an owner their time back. That is the future of how businesses will operate, and most owners have not seen it yet.
General Partners open that door. You know businesses that are drowning in operational work. You make a warm introduction. From there, the Sales General does what a top account executive would do, at a level of preparation and patience no human can match, and the owner decides for themselves.
You introduce. The General demonstrates, qualifies, and closes. You share in the outcome.
Meaningful opportunity, none of the selling.
You introduce, the General closes
No demos to run, no objections to handle, no quotas. You make the introduction; the Sales General does the rest.
Represent something real
A live, deployed platform that businesses use every day, not vaporware or a waitlist.
Up to $499 per successful customer
You earn their entire second month subscription fee: $499 on General Teams, $199 on General Pro, $20 on The General. The bigger the plan they need, the bigger your commission.
Help owners reclaim their time
You are not pushing software. You are handing operators the thing they want most, hours back in their week.
Built on trust, not volume
Payout only after month two protects your reputation and ours. Quality introductions, not spray and pray.
A partner dashboard, not a spreadsheet
Track every introduction from first visit to paid commission, in real time, with full attribution.
Eight steps. You are only responsible for one.
Become a General Partner
Apply, review the agreement, and sign. Approval is fast.
Receive your unique referral link
Your own tracked link and Partner ID, ready to share.
Introduce qualified businesses
Share your link with owners you know would benefit. This is your part.
The business schedules a demonstration
Your link lands them on a page to book a General demonstration.
The Sales General researches the business
Before the meeting, the General studies the company in depth.
Discovery and a custom demonstration
The General runs discovery, demonstrates, answers questions, and shows ROI.
The customer purchases
The General closes and onboards them into production. Attribution stays with you.
The customer reaches month two
Once they complete their second billing cycle in good standing, your commission, that month's subscription fee, is issued.
The Sales General is the closer. General Partners are never expected to run demos, handle objections, sell, or close. You introduce qualified businesses. The General performs the research, discovery, demonstration, questions, ROI, pricing, closing, and onboarding.
of whatever they pay, up to $499 per customer
Your commission is that customer’s second month subscription fee, in cash, for every business you introduce that purchases through your link and stays a customer through their second monthly billing cycle in good standing.
- General Teams
- $499
- General Pro
- $199
- The General
- $20
If a discount or promotional code lowers what that customer pays for their second month, the commission matches what they actually paid.
- Purchases directly through your referral link
- Remains an active customer through their second billing cycle
- Remains in good standing
- A bigger plan means a bigger commission, with no cap on introductions
- No payout before month two, which protects partner quality on both sides
Questions, answered.
The first half is the program. The second half is the product, because the moment you mention a General to an owner they will ask you two or three of these before they will book anything. You are never expected to sell, but you should never be caught flat either.
About the program
Do I have to sell or run the demos?
No. You introduce qualified businesses and the Sales General does the research, discovery, demonstration, and close. You are never expected to sell.
When do I get paid?
You earn the commission once an introduced business completes its second monthly billing cycle in good standing. There is no payout before month two.
How much is the commission?
It is that customer's second month subscription fee: $499 on General Teams, $199 on General Pro, $20 on The General. If a discount or promotional code lowers what that customer pays for their second month, the commission matches what they actually paid.
Is there a cap on how many businesses I can introduce?
No. There is no cap and no quota. Two General Teams customers in a week is roughly a thousand dollars in commission, and nothing in the program limits how far past that you go.
Do I get a General of my own?
The first 50 partners approved into the program get a General Teams workspace with the $499 monthly subscription waived for twelve months, so you pay metered usage only. Holding it takes one introduced customer a month reaching their second billing cycle. Once the 50 seats are taken the offer closes.
How is my introduction tracked?
Every approved partner gets a unique link and Partner ID. We track the full lifecycle, from first visit through demo, purchase, and month-two qualification, in your dashboard.
When do I set up payouts?
Only after you have earned a commission. We never ask for tax or payout details before you have money to be paid.
Is this an affiliate program?
No. This is a partner program. You are helping businesses modernize with autonomous AI, backed by a real, deployed platform and a Sales General that does the work.
What makes a good introduction?
Owner-run businesses between one and fifty people that are already cash flowing, where the owner is the bottleneck. They have the authority to decide and the revenue to act. Warm, qualified introductions convert and protect your standing.
Which businesses are actually running this?
Construction and roofing, commercial cleaning, accounting firms, staffing, marketing agencies, professional services, and chambers of commerce. One roofing company has its General watch for hail activity and open the conversation with commercial property owners in that area. A commercial cleaner has its General watch Boston permit filings and draft the outreach the same day.
What an owner will ask you
What is a General, in one sentence?
A delegated operator. Chat answered questions, copilots suggested, agents ran a task you configured. A General takes a business objective in plain English, staffs the work itself, runs it end to end across research, outreach, deliverables, phone, and live meetings, and comes back to the owner for approval before anything leaves the building.
Is this just agents with a different name?
The difference is who does the assembly. With agent tooling the owner still has to design the workflow, wire the steps, and maintain it. With a General the owner says what the outcome is, in their own words or out loud on a phone call, and it staffs and runs the work. Nothing to build.
What does the business pay?
The General is $20 a month and runs in the owner's own browser. General Pro is $199 a month for the full platform, one workspace, one seat. General Teams is $499 a month with unlimited workspaces and seats. Every plan bills metered usage on top.
What does usage actually run?
For a typical small business, roughly $100 to $200 a month on top of the subscription. A deep research pass with sourced leads and contacts runs about $5 to $15. LinkedIn actions are pennies each, on the order of twenty connections for a dollar. A day of drafted, sent outbound is usually a couple of dollars.
Does the LinkedIn work require Sales Navigator?
No. A free LinkedIn account works.
Will working inside the browser get an account flagged?
The Chrome extension acts inside the owner's own signed-in browser, at human pace, clicking the same buttons a person would. Most platform enforcement targets API abuse and volume. LinkedIn allows up to 50 connection requests a day; we recommend running at 20.
Does the owner have to connect APIs and hunt for keys?
No. They grant the extension access to the tabs and accounts they choose, and it works there. For tools that do have APIs, like Gmail, Outlook, HubSpot, Salesforce, Stripe, and calendars, it connects directly. Setup after checkout takes about a minute.
Which models power it?
United States providers, primarily OpenAI and Anthropic, routed per task because each is stronger at different work. The routing optimizes for the best result on the first attempt, not the cheapest token.
Is their data used to train models?
No. Everything runs through provider APIs, where the terms prohibit training on submitted data, and each workspace is isolated. Anything the General produces belongs to the business.
Does it speak other languages?
Yes, including Spanish. It works in the major business languages both in writing and on the phone.
Does someone have to sit at a computer to use it?
No, and that is the point for owners in the field. Every Pro and Teams General gets its own phone number. The owner calls it to hand off work, and it calls them for approvals. One roofing owner runs his marketing and outreach entirely from calls with his General between job sites.
Does anything go out without the owner seeing it?
Not unless they decide it should. Outreach and spending are staged for approval by default, editable before they go, and the owner can loosen or tighten that at any time.
You know businesses that need this.
Become a General Partner, receive your link, and start introducing owners to the future of how businesses operate.