Who is the crypto marketing partner program for?
The program is for people who can introduce a relevant crypto project to a marketing team, not for anyone looking for a generic affiliate link. You might be an independent consultant, a specialist studio, an ecosystem contributor, or an advisor who already has a trusted relationship with a project team.
A useful introduction starts with a clear need. The project may be preparing a launch, seeking help with community engagement, or evaluating visibility and creator campaigns. Our services overview gives a sense of the work we cover; the about page explains how we approach it.
Before you connect us, consider whether the project has:
- A named contact who knows an introduction is coming
- A defined marketing question or upcoming decision
- Enough context to assess whether our scope is a fit
We use a fit-and-attribution review to understand the project, your relationship to it, and the work being discussed. That keeps the conversation useful for all sides and helps establish the referral terms before delivery starts.
How are referral commission and payouts agreed?
Referral commission and payout terms are confirmed directly with the partner before an introduction is treated as eligible. This page does not set a universal commission rate or payment schedule: those details need to be clear for the specific referral and recorded in writing.
At the review stage, agree the practical points below. The how we work page describes how project discussions and delivery are handled once there is a fit.
| Term to confirm | What to clarify |
|---|---|
| Attribution | How the introduction will be recorded and who the referral is connected to |
| Commission | The agreed basis for calculating the referral commission |
| Trigger | What event makes the commission payable under the agreed terms |
| Payout | Payment method, timing, and any information needed to process it |
For a clean handoff, make the introduction in a shared email or message that names you, the project, and the context for connecting. We can then confirm the attribution record and restate the applicable terms before the commercial discussion proceeds. If you prefer a crypto payment method, raise that during the terms review; our payment information outlines payment methods accepted for agency work, but partner payouts should be confirmed separately.
What should you agree before introducing a project?
Before you connect a project with Bitcoin Insider, agree the referral terms and make sure the project is ready for a direct conversation. A short briefing is more useful than a forwarded contact with no context.
Send us the project name, the decision-maker’s role, the need they want to address, and how you know them. Tell us whether they have already spoken with Bitcoin Insider; that helps the team assess attribution before the referral moves forward. You do not need to prepare a campaign strategy or promise an outcome on our behalf.
There is one important limit: an introduction by itself does not establish that commission is due. Eligibility, attribution, the payable event, and timing must follow the terms agreed for that referral, so we confirm them rather than assume them after the fact.
If you are unsure whether a project fits, send a short, consent-based summary first. We will review the fit and attribution, clarify the applicable terms, and tell you what context would help before you make the introduction. Start through contact, or review the pricing approach if the project is already comparing service scope.
Frequently asked questions
How much commission does a referral partner receive?
The commission is agreed for the specific referral and confirmed in writing before the introduction is treated as eligible. This page does not publish a standard rate. Ask us to confirm the calculation basis and the event that makes the commission payable before connecting the project.
When is referral commission paid?
The payout timing is set out in the agreed referral terms. Before making an introduction, confirm the payable event, expected timing, payment method, and any information needed to process the payout. We record those details with the referral rather than relying on an informal assumption.
What information should I send about a project?
Share the project name, a contact who expects the introduction, the marketing need, your relationship to the team, and whether they have previously contacted Bitcoin Insider. A concise, consent-based summary is enough for the initial fit-and-attribution review.
Does every introduction qualify for a commission?
No. Eligibility depends on the referral terms agreed for that introduction, including how attribution is established and what event makes a commission payable. Ask us to confirm those points before you connect the project so both sides have a clear record.
Tell us about your project
Answer four quick questions and a manager will send you a plan, timing and a price range within the hour. Everything stays confidential.
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