SmartPeer
The problem we solve

Your clients need advice. Referring it shouldn't be hard work.

Every accountant sees it: clients with pensions they never review, estates without wills, decisions that need a qualified adviser. You'd happily point them somewhere good — but ad-hoc referrals mean no visibility, no follow-up, and nothing to show for the trust you've built.

SmartPeer replaces that with a system: consented referrals, live tracking, transparent commission, and a network that rewards you for growing it.

The headline numbers
To join — commission is the only money that moves
£0
Your share of every introducer fee
60–70%
bigger cases, bigger share
Of override earnings on firms you introduce
5 levels
paid from our share
Your share of a £1,000 introducer fee
£600
60% standard tier

What membership gives you

Everything you need to refer with confidence.

  • A portal that tracks every referral, live
  • Client consent captured and evidenced for you
  • Approved wording — always compliant, never salesy
  • Itemised statements and automatic self-billing invoices
  • Recurring commission on ongoing business
  • Overrides when firms you introduce make referrals
  • Your team, your roles, your internal splits — you decide

“Commission is the only money that moves. No joining fees, no software fees, no catches — if you don't earn, neither do we.”

The SmartPeer model
The quieter benefit

Referrals retain clients — the income is the bonus

Clients leave professionals who feel narrow. When a client asks about a pension, a will or selling their business, the firm that says “yes, we can point you to someone excellent for that” keeps the relationship — and the firm that shrugs eventually loses it to someone who didn't.

SmartPeer gives you a reliable answer to every adjacent question. The commission is real, but the deeper value is defensive: every well-handled referral is a moment a competitor never got.

The network effect

Know another firm that should be here?

Introduce them. When their referrals complete, you earn an override — five levels deep, paid from our share, never from theirs. The network you build becomes an asset that pays you.

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Insights

Guides for professionals who refer

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