Someone who knows an owner
A friend, a former colleague, a customer, a neighbour. One conversation is enough to start.
Korra partners
Half of every fee is yours.
Know a business owner? Bring them to Korra. When their records are licensed, you get 50% of Korra’s fee, and 70% from your 11th deal. Bring in another partner, and Korra pays you 3% of its fee on their deals. Paid within seven days of Korra being paid.
Anyone can partner
An individual, a broker, an agency, a team. Two minutes to sign up.
50% of the fee
You and Korra split Korra’s fee in half. From your 11th deal, 70% is yours. No cap: a bigger deal pays more.
Cash within 7 days
Credited the day Korra receives its fee. Cashed out within a week.
Nothing on top
Your share comes out of Korra’s fee. It never adds to the deal.
Anyone who knows a business owner.
There is one kind of partner, and one agreement. Alone or as a team, part time or every day. If you can have a real conversation with an owner, you can bring a business.
Business brokers and M&A advisors
Owners planning ahead want every source of value on the table.
Accountants and bookkeepers
You already know which clients keep years of their own records.
Consultants and fractional operators
You sit inside the business and see what its systems hold.
Agencies, cold callers and sales teams
You talk to owners every day. One more question is easy.
IT and software providers
You set up the inbox, the help desk or the CRM. You know how far back it goes.
Associations, communities and newsletters
You reach many owners at once. Each one you speak with can name you.
Teams that work together
Sign up under one lead and share the payment as you like.
What you do.
Three steps. You never touch any data.
1Talk to the owner
Tell them their records can be licensed, and that they keep their files. The kit has the words.
2Fill in their form, or send your link
When they want in, fill in the short form for them, or send your seller link to their email. They confirm with one click, and you are named their deal partner.
3Get paid when it closes
Korra finds the buyer and the business says yes. The day Korra is paid, 50% of Korra’s fee is yours, and 70% from your 11th deal.
Where every fee goes.
Korra’s fee on a deal is split between you and Korra. Half each on your first ten deals. From your 11th deal, 70% is yours.
- You, the deal partner50%The partner who brought the business.
- Korra50%Finds the buyers, runs the deal, pays you.
Every deal you bring counts toward your 11th, for good. A business Korra brought itself has no deal partner, so Korra keeps the fee. If a deal is reversed, its credit comes off your next one and it no longer counts.
Two ways to bring a business.
Both are on your dashboard from the first day. Use the one that fits the conversation.
Your seller link
One link with your code. After you have spoken with a business and they want in, send it to their email. It lives three days. Their click signs them up and names you.
Fill in the form for them
Answer the short form for a client so they do not fill anything in twice. Korra emails them a link to check it. Only they confirm and sign.
What you see.
Your dashboard shows every business you brought, where each one stands, your share, and every credit as it lands.
The business always decides.
Owners trust a partner who is open about the deal. So Korra tells them everything, and they stay in charge.
They name you
Nobody holds a business by typing its name. The business clicks your link, or types your code, after you have spoken. No click, no claim.
Your share is not their cost
Every partner share comes out of Korra’s fee. It never comes out of the seller’s price or raises the buyer’s.
They choose what you see
A seller can hide offer amounts from you. You always see the count.
A seller can remove you
You are not paid on a deal that closes after that.
Your own fee is your business
If you charge the business a fee, that is an agreement between you and them. It has nothing to do with Korra or the buyers.
The partner kit
What to say to an owner, answers to what they ask, two intro emails, and a one-page sheet.
Questions partners ask.
The full rules are in the partner terms. Anything else: info@korra.io.
How much do I earn?
50% of Korra’s fee on every deal you bring, with no cap. From your 11th deal, 70%. Every deal you have brought counts, for good. Plus 3% of the fee on deals by partners you bring in.
Can I bring in other partners?
Yes. Send them your partner link. When a partner you brought in brings a deal, Korra pays you 3% of its fee on that deal, from Korra’s share. One level only: not the partners they bring in.
Can I charge the business my own fee?
That is up to you. Any fee you charge is an agreement between you and the business. It has nothing to do with Korra or the buyers, and it does not change your share.
When am I paid?
The day Korra receives its fee, your share is added to your balance, in dollars. Korra pays it within seven days, once Korra has checked a government photo ID with you. One person, one partner account. If a deal is reversed, its share comes off your balance.
Who can be a partner?
Anyone who can have a real conversation with a business owner. There is one kind of partner and one agreement. A business that licenses its own records cannot also be a partner.
Does my share cost the business anything?
No. Your share comes out of Korra’s fee. It never adds to the deal or touches the seller’s price.
Can I send my link to a business I have not spoken to?
No. Talk first. Send your seller link only after they say they want in. It lives three days, and only their click names you.
What if two partners bring the same business?
The business decides. The first partner it confirms is its deal partner.
Can we sign up as a team?
Yes. One lead signs up and the team shares the payment as it likes.
Do I handle any data?
No. Never ask an owner for files, records or passwords. Listing takes answers only.
Can I stop?
Yes, at any time. You are paid every credit up to the day you stop.