
AI data programmes pay referral fees when a company you introduce licenses its data to them, with published ranges of $100K–$5M per company. Join each programme's referral scheme for free, introduce the clients who fit, and they apply directly. You never handle their data.
Programme referral fee, paid by the programme · depends on deal size · not guaranteed. Each programme sets and publishes its own terms.
Joining is free and takes a few minutes on each programme's site. Payout amounts, conditions and timing are set and published by each programme, and can change. Check their current terms before relying on anything.
Disclosure. These are our sub-affiliate links. If you join through them and your referrals are approved, the programme may pay TrackImpact a bonus under its own terms. It never comes out of your fee or your client's payout. TrackImpact is not your employer, agent or manager, and isn’t affiliated with either programme.
Three steps. You make the introduction; the programme does everything after it.
Sign up for micro1’s and Mode’s referral schemes through the links above. It’s free. You join as an independent participant under each programme’s own terms, and you get your own referral links.
Typically established companies with 20–30+ staff, several years of documented process and mainly English records. Get the client’s consent first, then send your personal share link to our fit check and guides.
An authorised representative applies through your link. The programme reviews, holds a discovery call and agrees terms with the client. The programme decides fit, and pays referrers under its own terms.
When a client mentions these tools, they probably hold years of work history. Here's roughly how buyers rank them.
Written knowledge, code and team communication: how decisions actually get made.
Workflow, project and ticket histories: the steps work goes through.
Business systems and records that add context to the workflows above.
* Likely contains personal or customer data. The client should check contracts and data-protection obligations with counsel. Tiers show relative buyer interest, not a price.
Edit it to sound like you. The fee disclosure is already written in, and it should stay.
Hi [first name], AI data programmes are now licensing internal records from established companies (process documents, project and ticket histories, knowledge bases), with published ranges of $100K–$5M per company. Given how much of [company]'s work is documented, I thought it was worth a look. If you're interested, this checks whether you qualify in 60 seconds and links to the official applications, free: [your personal share link]. The programme reviews it and talks terms with you directly; nothing is shared until you agree to it. For full transparency: if you go ahead through my link, the programme may pay me a referral fee. It doesn't come out of anything you receive. Happy to talk it through. [your name]
Build your link in the box above and it fills in here automatically. Send the personal share link, not the plain page, so the introduction is recorded to you.
Based on the programmes’ referral terms and guidance to referral partners (October 2026). Read each programme’s terms before you start.
Tell clients you may receive a referral fee. In the US the FTC expects that disclosure, and it’s good practice everywhere.
Free, sourced and dated. Each one explains what a firm in that industry can license, where the legal lines are, and how to apply.
More, including a side-by-side of the two programmes: the resources hub.
No. Both referral schemes are free to join, and you pay nothing to us.
Each programme publishes its own referral terms. micro1’s referral scheme goes up to $50K per company, depending on deal size. Nothing is guaranteed: the programme decides whether a client fits, what it pays the client, and what it pays referrers.
Timing is set in each programme’s referral terms and usually follows the client’s own deal, which can take a few months from first conversation. Check the current terms before relying on any date.
Introducing a client is not usually a regulated activity, but professional rules differ. Accountants, lawyers and financial advisers often have to disclose or account for commissions under their professional body’s rules. Check your own obligations. This isn’t legal advice.
Established companies with 20–30+ staff (accounting firms from 10, law firms from 6), several years of written process and mainly English records. Demand is strongest in the US, then the UK and Canada.
Yes. Tell them you may receive a referral fee from the programme and that it doesn’t come out of their payout. The template above already says this.
Yours. Build your personal share link: every Apply button on our fit check and guides then uses your codes, so the programme records the introduction to you. A client who applies from the plain page is recorded as TrackImpact's introduction.
No. You join each programme’s scheme as an independent participant under its terms. We’re an independent referral service and aren’t affiliated with either programme.
Free to join. The fee is paid by the programme, depends on deal size and isn't guaranteed.