Know a company with years of records? Refer it and earn up to $50K
REFERRAL PROGRAM

Refer a company. Earn up to $50K.

Know a business with years of tickets, work orders, chat, email or code? AI companies pay to license those records. Send it to Origin and get paid when the deal closes.

$50Kmax fee per company
90 dayslink credit window
$0cost to you or them
HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. No paperwork until a deal.

  1. Get your link

    Enter your name and email. You get a personal link straight away, and the same email always returns the same link.

  2. Share it or introduce directly

    Send the link to an owner, client or your network. Or introduce a company yourself and we take it from there.

  3. Get paid when it closes

    We value the records and introduce buyers. If the company signs a data license, you earn up to $50K when Origin is paid.

WHO REFERS

People owners already trust.

  • Lawyers and fractional GCs
  • Accountants and fractional CFOs
  • Investors and board members
  • Wind-down advisers
  • Consultants and software vendors
  • Founder communities and accelerators
A GOOD FIT

What we look for.

  • 30 or more people
  • Five or more years in business
  • Work that runs through tickets, work orders, chat, email or code
  • Software, services, logistics, or a company winding down

Not sure? Send it anyway. See what company data AI companies buy.

THE FINE PRINT

Referral fees are a share of what Origin earns on a deal, up to $50,000 per company, and are paid only on closed deals once Origin is paid. Larger companies with longer histories earn larger fees, and we confirm the amount in writing before the company signs. A company is credited to the first partner whose link it used within 90 days, or who introduced it directly. Fees apply only where your role allows them under your professional rules and client agreements; lawyers and accountants should check their own disclosure obligations. Origin is not a law firm and does not give legal or tax advice. See the referral disclosure. Advising a client on the legal side? Read the guide for advisors.