Refer a user.Earn for a year.
They get 0% off. You get 25% back in credits. On every payment they make — first or thousandth — for the full twelve months after they register. One link. One clock. No bounty cap.
Three steps. Two minutes. Done.
Sign up. Find the button with the gift icon. Share your link anywhere, to anyone. Credits land in your wallet automatically — no chasing, no claiming, no waiting.
Sign up.
Open your Titleman account in two minutes — no credit card required to register.
Find the button.
Inside your account, look for the button with the gift icon. One click opens your referral panel.
Share & get rewarded.
Copy your link. Paste it anywhere — DMs, email, LinkedIn, group chats. Credits land in your wallet automatically on every payment your referrals make. For twelve months.
One link. Twenty percent each side. On every payment for a year.
Most referral programs pay a one-time bounty on signup and shut the door. Titleman's pays out on the ledger — every charge the new user makes for a full twelve months triggers both sides of the program. First top-up, hundredth top-up. Same rate, same auto-settlement, same wallet.
They walk in at twenty off.
Any user who registers through your link pays 0% less on every Titleman charge for the first twelve months of their account. First purchase, every top-up after, every plan upgrade — all of it.
You earn on every payment they make.
For every payment the referred account makes during their 12-month window, 25% of the gross amount lands in your Titleman credit balance — usable against any service the platform sells.
Generate your link
Sign in. Open the Referral panel. Your unique URL is on screen in two seconds.
Send it anywhere
LinkedIn DMs, partner emails, your investment-network Slack, the bottom of your IC memo.
They register
A 12-month clock starts on their account. The 0% discount attaches to their billing profile.
They pay
Every charge auto-discounts 0%. Every charge auto-credits 25% to your wallet.
You spend the credits
Against your own platform usage — runs, scans, memos, anything Titleman sells. Or stack them.
One link out. Twelve months of payouts back. Worked.
Four scenarios — every one of them at the standard 0/25. Dollar amounts are illustrative spend by the referred user, not Titleman pricing. Actual platform pricing is disclosed inside the account after registration.
A solo developer-investor working a regional value-add book refers a friend in the same business — another solo operator who underwrites three to four deals a month. The new account signs up through the link and starts using Titleman immediately.
Their monthly cadence settles in: a top-up every few weeks, sized to whatever the pipeline looks like that month. None of the payments are large in absolute terms. All of them feed both sides of the program.
By the end of month twelve, the referred user has saved 0% on every single charge across the year. The referrer's credit balance has compounded quietly in the background — enough to fund their own next several months of platform usage at zero cash cost.
A boutique brokerage sends the link to a small developer client during onboarding. The developer signs up, uses Titleman at a moderate pace through the spring, then ramps hard during the Q3 acquisition window when they're evaluating fifteen candidate sites in three weeks.
The spending pattern is the real story: long quiet stretches punctuated by sharp top-up spikes. Every spike triggers both sides — the developer takes 10% off the spike, the brokerage takes 10% of the spike into their credit wallet.
Total spend by the referred account across the year: roughly $12,000 cumulative across many small payments and three large ones. The brokerage's credit ledger lands at $1,200. Spent on their own platform runs for new listings.
A solo developer-investor in the Cotswolds posts a six-line review of his Titleman workflow to LinkedIn. The post lands. Seven of his followers register through the link in the next 30 days — small family offices, two boutique brokerages, an independent appraiser, two solo developers.
None of them are large accounts. They top up at their own pace, on their own deal cycle, for the rest of the year. Across seven ledgers running in parallel, the credits start arriving in batches — sometimes daily, sometimes weeks apart.
The referrer doesn't track it. The credit ledger compounds in the background and he checks it in month eight: a little under $4,500 in credits accrued — enough to fund a meaningful share of his own underwriting on his European portfolio at zero cash cost.
A real-estate newsletter author pins the referral link to the footer of her weekly briefing. Her audience is the right shape — independent investors, small developers, brokers, family-office analysts — and the link sits there quietly, picking up registrations one or two at a time across the year.
By month twelve, sixteen of her readers have registered through it. Their spend patterns vary wildly — some run a handful of underwrites a month, some only use the platform during big quarters, two are dormant. It doesn't matter. Every single payment any of them makes pays out 25%.
She never sends a single targeted promotion. The link does the work. End-of-year credit balance: $5,800 — a meaningful offset against her own platform usage for the year, with surplus carrying into year two.
Drag the slider. Watch the 12-month total.
Pick an illustrative annual spend for the referred user. Both sides — the new user's savings and your earned credits — recalculate in real time. Dollar amounts are for math illustration only — not Titleman pricing.
12 months.Every top-up they make.+25% to you, instantly.
The clock starts the moment your referral signs up. Every payment they make over the next twelve months — first or last, fifty dollars or five thousand — settles 25% into your credit balance the same instant their charge clears. No batches. No quarterly reconciliations. No "your account manager will reach out."
Every credit, click-to-source. The whole ledger is glass.
Titleman treats referral payouts the way it treats underwriting: every number traceable to the source event. Click any credit. See the originating payment. See the new-user account ID. See the timestamp. See the signature. Take it into your books with full audit trail intact.
No batch settlements. No quarterly reconciliations. No "your account manager will reach out." A payment clears on the new user's side at 14:42 GMT — the credit lands in your wallet at 14:42 GMT. Identical timestamp. Same ledger.
Six profiles. One link. Different reasons to send it.
Private investors & developer-investors.
Refer the family-office analyst, boutique acquirer, or solo developer in your network. They run Titleman at their own cadence; you earn 20% on every payment for a full year.
Sell-side advisors & transaction agents.
One LinkedIn post, one client-letter footer, one signature line. Small accounts compound across many ledgers. Use the credits to run your own memos and scans for new listings.
Founders & small operating teams.
Refer the operator in your peer Slack, your founder cohort, your accelerator class. Their first payment lands; your credit ledger starts compounding. Spend it on your own platform usage.
Active operators on Titleman.
You already talk about the platform in your network. Now the talking has a meter on it. Credits earned offset the cost of your own platform usage to zero — then below zero.
Newsletter authors, podcasters, writers.
One link in a newsletter footer, one in the show notes, one pinned to a Substack. Audiences register, accounts top up, credits accrue — passive monthly revenue without a sponsorship deck.
Networks, mastermind groups, online clubs.
If you run a community of real-estate operators, your link sits in the welcome packet. Every member who registers triggers a 12-month ledger. Compound across the entire roster.
The terms. In plain English.
Send one link. Earn for a year. Spend it on the platform that earned it.
Generate your link in under a minute. Drop it in the next email you're already sending. The 12-month clock starts the moment your first referral registers — and the ledger compounds from there.
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