Careers

Partner programme

If you know pavers who are still working out areas on paper, we have a deal for you. For everyone who signs up through you and starts paying, you take a share of what they pay. Not a one-off bounty, but a share that keeps running for as long as they stay.

What you get

  • 40 % of a client's first payment, whether they pick monthly or yearly billing.
  • 10 % of every payment after that, with no time limit.
  • A client who stops paying and later comes back is still yours and carries on at ten per cent.

It is worked out on the amount excluding VAT. On the SOLO plan at €35 a month, the first commission is €14 and each one after it €3.50. On the yearly plan (€385) the first commission is €154.

How a client gets attributed to you

Once your application is approved you get your own code and link. Anyone who signs up through the link is assigned to you. The code can also be typed in during sign-up, and anyone who forgets can add it in their settings within 30 days of signing up.

A client belongs to one partner permanently: the first attribution stands and later ones do not overwrite it. It makes no difference to what the client pays; the commission comes out of our margin, not their pocket.

When you get paid

A commission is created when the client pays an invoice, then waits 30 days. A refund inside that window cancels it, so we only pay out what we actually kept. After that it goes into the next monthly payout to your account.

Your dashboard shows which clients are active and what they have earned you. You cannot see their projects or quotes. That is their data, not yours.

Who can apply

Sole traders, companies and private individuals. A business invoices us for the commission; with a private individual we have to handle withholding tax, which is why we need a national ID number before the first payout and not a day earlier. The detail is in the partner terms.

Getting started

Create an account and open Partner in the left-hand menu. You fill in a short application, we approve it, and you get your code.

Create an account and join the programme

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Written by Michal Antal, who builds Paving Planner. The numbers in this article come from the same app paving contractors use for their quotes. Last reviewed 10 October 2026.