Partner programme
Introduce a business to Ema, and earn for a year
Publish one link. Every business that follows it gets money off their first months — and you earn a share of what they pay, every month, for their first year. Nothing to pay, nothing to install, no exclusivity.
What it pays
A share of what they pay, for a year
The commission is a share of what the business actually pays us — so while their introductory discount is running, we both take a little less. That is the whole arrangement.
20%
of what each client pays
Every month, for their first 12 months, counted from their first paid invoice — not from the click.
£111
per client, in their first year
On the entry plan, with their discount already taken off. A business on a larger plan is worth proportionally more.
£9
a month, per client
What it settles at once the introductory discount ends.
The two figures on the right are worked from today's published price for the entry plan and move with it. Commission is a share of what we collect, excluding VAT.
How it works
Four steps, and only the third one repeats
There is nothing to install and nothing to integrate. You publish a link; Stripe does the rest.
Apply
Tell us who you are and where the link would go. We answer within two working days, either way.
Get your link and your code
You get a page of your own — www.emaanswers.com/r/yourname, in English and Italian — and a discount code that belongs to you.
Publish it
In a video description, on your site, in a proposal, in a newsletter. Wherever the businesses you already talk to will see it.
Get paid
Anyone who follows your link and subscribes types your code at checkout, which is how we know they are yours. You invoice us monthly; we pay within 30 days.
Who this is for
People who are already having the conversation
The businesses that need Ema are the ones already telling you they miss calls. You do not have to sell anything — you need somewhere to put a link.
Web designers and agencies
You build the site; Ema answers on it. One script tag, and the business configures her themselves in the console.
Creators and reviewers
If you make videos or write for small business owners, the link goes in the description — and the discount is a real reason to follow it.
Consultants and IT support
You already know which of your clients is drowning in the same five questions every day. Introduce them.
The small print, unabridged
Everything that could surprise you later
These are the terms of the written agreement you sign before your link goes live — all of them. If any of it is a problem, it is better said before you sign than after.
Commission runs for 12 months from a client's first PAID invoice, and it is a share of what we actually collect from them, excluding VAT.
The 30-day trial earns nothing. Commission starts when the business starts paying.
If a client cancels, commission stops with them. A refunded or charged-back month comes off your next payment.
You invoice us monthly and we pay within 30 days. If you are VAT-registered, VAT goes on top of your invoice. We hold a balance until it reaches £50 and carry it forward, so neither of us is moving small amounts around every month.
Your own subscription cannot use your own code, and neither can a business you own or control.
If you work for the business you introduce — you built its website, you look after it, or you advise it — tell it before it signs up that you earn a commission on what it pays us. We pay no commission on a client who was not told.
You may say you are an Ema Answers partner. You may not present yourself as us, bid on our name in paid search, or promise anything about the product that this website does not.
No exclusivity, no minimum, nothing to pay, and you can stop whenever you like. If we end the programme, commission on clients you have already introduced runs its course.
Running Ema for your clients, rather than introducing them
If you would rather hold the relationship yourself — create each client’s organisation, set Ema up for them, and bill them on your own terms — that already works: an agency can create and manage organisations for the businesses it looks after. The terms are different from the ones on this page, so we agree them in a conversation rather than publishing them.
Talk to us about managing clientsReady to publish a link?
Tell us who you are and where it would go. Two working days, and a straight answer either way.