Refer someone to VelossaLabs
Send one introductory email connecting us with a prospective client. Once the project kicks off, the bonus is yours — no forms, no fuss.
How it works
Draft a short introductory email connecting your contact with us. We've pre-written one for you, so just personalise the name.
Once we finalise scope and receive the initial payment from your referral, your bonus is locked in.
We transfer your referral bonus within 7 working days of project kickoff. No forms, no fuss.
“Got my referral payment within a week. The whole thing was effortless.”
“I just sent one email and that was it. Highly recommend passing their name along.”
“Easiest $300 I've made. The team handled everything after the intro.”
“They treated my contact brilliantly. Made me look good for referring them.”
“Bonus landed before the project even launched. Incredibly smooth process.”
“Didn't realise how simple it was — one email, done. Will keep referring.”
“Got my referral payment within a week. The whole thing was effortless.”
“I just sent one email and that was it. Highly recommend passing their name along.”
“Easiest $300 I've made. The team handled everything after the intro.”
“They treated my contact brilliantly. Made me look good for referring them.”
“Bonus landed before the project even launched. Incredibly smooth process.”
“Didn't realise how simple it was — one email, done. Will keep referring.”
WORD ON THE STREET
We came to VelossaLabs with a long feature list and left with a much clearer sense of what actually mattered. Our users are a bank officer in one town and a farmer in another, and the team designed for both without making either an afterthought. When we launched it held up in the field, with people who aren't always comfortable with technology. That is what I cared about.
Monisha Chahal
CEO
“We came to VelossaLabs with a long feature list and left with a much clearer sense of what actually mattered. Our users are a bank officer in one town and a farmer in another, and the team designed for both without making either an afterthought. When we launched it held up in the field, with people who aren't always comfortable with technology. That is what I cared about.”
Monisha Chahal
