Partner with Ting

Introduce your clients to Ting. Earn on every service they use.

For accountants, lawyers, banks, business advisers and workspace operators — and anyone with a good network who wants to help friends and contacts find the right help across the UK, Europe and Asia.

Become an introducer partner

Every Ting service

Introduce clients for accounting and tax, business set-up, cross-border expansion, marketing, IT and more — not just one service line.

Up to 10% on every service

One-off projects: up to 10% of the project fee, paid once. Monthly services: up to 10% of the client's first 12 months of fees.

Your clients stay yours

We only do what your client asks us to, never the work you already do for them, and we keep you informed.

What you can introduce

Accounting & tax
Bookkeeping, year-end accounts, VAT, payroll and corporation tax.
Business set-up
Company formation, registered office and local set-up in the UK, Europe and Asia.
Cross-border expansion
Structuring and operating across the UK, Europe and Southeast Asia.
Market research & business intelligence
Market entry research, competitor analysis and reporting.
Marketing, advertising & creative
Brand, campaigns, content and paid advertising.
Sales & CRM
CRM set-up, sales processes and pipeline reporting.
IT & AI solutions
Systems, automation and AI projects for growing businesses.
HR & people
Contracts, onboarding and people operations.
Ting Workspace
Office and meeting space, and a local team for remote founders.

Who it's for

Accountant or bookkeeper
Solicitor or lawyer
Bank or financial institution
Business consultant or adviser
Coworking or workspace operator
Business network, chamber or association
Incubator, accelerator or investor
Anyone who wants to help friends and contacts

How it works

The fee — one-off projects: For one-off projects (for example company set-up, market research, a website or an IT build): up to 10% of the project fee, paid once.
The fee — monthly services: For ongoing monthly services (for example Accounting & Tax packages or a marketing retainer): up to 10% of the fees for the client's first 12 months. After that, no further fee is due. The exact rate for both is set in your introducer agreement.
What it's calculated on: Fees Ting invoices and the client pays, excluding VAT, government and filing fees, disbursements, and work delivered and billed by partner firms (for example legal services).
When it's paid: Quarterly, against your invoice, on fees the client has actually paid — once 3 months have passed since each payment without a refund. We contract with, and pay, your firm — not individual employees.
A written agreement first: We agree an introducer agreement with your firm before any introduction counts. Introductions made before it's signed aren't covered.
If you're regulated: If your profession has its own rules on referral fees — for example accountants, solicitors and financial advisers — please follow them. Everyone else simply introduces; there's nothing extra to do.
Your clients stay yours: We only work on what the client asks us to do, and don't take on work you already do for them. Every introduced client goes through our usual onboarding, including identity and anti-money-laundering checks, and we can decline any client.
Their details: Only share a client's details with their permission. You introduce; you don't advise or make promises on Ting's behalf.

Become an introducer partner

Tell us about your firm and your clients. We'll be in touch to talk it through and agree an introducer agreement. Not a professional, just know someone who needs us? Refer a friend instead.