The referral network for professionals
Built by people from professional practice and financial services — for the firms clients already trust.
Referrals deserved better
SmartPeer began with a simple observation: the UK's accountants sit on the country's most trusted client relationships, and every week those clients need financial advice, wills and estate planning. Yet the referral has always been informal — a name scribbled down, no follow-up, no recognition of the value the introduction created.
We built the infrastructure that was missing: proper consent, transparent tracking, terms agreed in writing, and commission that reflects what your trust is worth. One platform, from the first conversation to the final payment.
Compliance first
Approved wording, certified members, evidenced consent, and a full audit trail on every referral. We built the paperwork so you never have to think about it.
Transparent always
Published terms, itemised statements, and a ledger that reconciles to the penny. If you ever wonder where a payment came from, the answer is one click away.
Long-term by design
Recurring commission, network overrides, and relationships that compound. SmartPeer is built to pay its members for years, not months.
The platform behind the network
Purpose-built, not bolted together — every promise on this site is a feature of the system.
- Secure client consent forms — no accounts, no passwords, evidence recorded
- Privacy-safe referral references, so client names never leak into reporting
- An immutable commission ledger that reconciles to the penny
- Automatic disclosure letters and self-billing invoices, filed in your vault
- A live portal for every member — referrals, statements, team and documents
- Versioned terms: nothing about your arrangement changes without your acceptance
“Your clients trust you. We make sure that trust is looked after — and that it pays you properly.”
How we think about referrals, money and trust
16 July 2026
Your FCA permissions boundary: what a broker can and can't advise on
Confident referrals start with knowing exactly where your permissions end. Here is a plain-English …
13 July 2026
Why referrals deserved better
Accountants make thousands of informal referrals every week — and almost none of them are tracked, …
13 July 2026
Wills after divorce: the referral clients don't know they need
The end of a marriage changes almost everything about a client's estate, yet the will they made dur…
12 July 2026
Why a tracked referral beats a name the branch trusts
Nearly every estate agency already sends clients to a name the branch trusts. Replacing that inform…
11 July 2026
How to check a financial adviser on the FCA Register
Every legitimate adviser appears on the FCA Register. Every clone scam depends on you not looking. …
11 July 2026
Why practices lose referrals they never knew they had
Most professional practices lose more referrals than they receive — and never find out. Here is whe…
11 July 2026
The business owner with no succession plan
Business owners pour years into building something valuable, then leave its future entirely unplann…
11 July 2026
Why a tracked referral beats a name on a compliment slip
Informal referrals leave no trail, no protection, and no value. Here is why, seen through the lens …
10 July 2026
When "you should talk to someone" becomes a tracked referral
You already tell owners they should speak to a specialist. This article is about converting that in…
10 July 2026
Referring your contractor and freelancer clients
Independent workers rely on you for far more than compliance. Knowing which of them to refer, and f…
8 July 2026
The dying-intestate risk any professional can flag
Dying intestate is not a rare misfortune; it is the default for anyone without a valid will. Unders…
7 July 2026
When an accountant should refer a client for probate help
When a client dies, or a client loses a family member, the administrative burden that follows often…