Turn a lead into a payout, without giving up control
Submit an anonymous brief for the lead you know. See which agencies want it and what they're offering. Contact details unlock only once it's confirmed.
Most referral setups hand over a name and a number and hope it works out. GrowthFolks lets you see real fee offers before anyone's identity is on the line. It's the kind of control over a lead handoff that we haven't seen anywhere else in the market.
The usual way to hand off a lead
- A name and a number get passed along, with no context and no easy way to tell if it's even a fit.
- Nobody knows what they're owed, or if they're owed anything, until someone remembers to say so.
- Once the introduction happens, there's no way to track what's going on, or if it went anywhere at all.
Submit an anonymous brief
You describe what your lead needs: service, budget, timeline. No name, no contact info.
See a brief that fits
You see a brief matched to what you offer: service, budget, timeline. No name, no contact info, not yet.
See every offer, side by side
You see which agencies responded, and what each one is offering to pay for the introduction.
Make your offer
You decide what you're willing to pay for the brief, based on the details alone, no guessing who else is bidding.
Pick the best offer
You choose who gets the lead. That agency, and only that agency, gets the introduction.
Find out if you were picked
If so, the lead's identity unlocks for you, and only you. Nobody gets it without a real deal behind it.
Step back
Chat, NDA, and the contract happen directly between them, on the platform, without you in the middle.
Work the deal on the platform
You chat with the real client, share an NDA, and manage the contract, all without leaving the platform.
Get paid automatically
Once the deal is confirmed closed, your payout lands on its own. No invoicing, no chasing.
Confirm the outcome yourself
You confirm what actually happened. Credit only goes where a deal actually closed.
Questions about referrals
The mechanics behind the process, in plain terms.