Crypto marketing partner program for qualified referrals

Who can refer a crypto project to MegaSatoshi?

The program is for people and organizations with a relevant introduction to a crypto team seeking marketing support. A referral is most useful when you can connect us directly to someone involved in the project’s decision-making and share enough context to assess fit.

This is a referral relationship, not a requirement to deliver marketing work on our behalf. We first review the project’s needs, likely scope and timing; if there is a fit, the team discusses a possible engagement directly with the project. The partner’s role is to make the introduction and follow the attribution process agreed in advance.

Before proceeding, we clarify:

• Whether the project is new to MegaSatoshi or already in an active conversation.
• Who is authorized to discuss the project and its marketing requirements.
• What service area the team is considering, such as marketing services or creator campaigns.
• How the introduction will be recorded and confirmed.

If you represent another agency, we can also discuss a delivery relationship through white-label collaboration. That is distinct from a referral: responsibilities, client communication and compensation should be clear for the model you choose.

How are referral commission and attribution agreed?

Commission terms are agreed individually and recorded in writing; this page does not publish a universal rate. The agreement should make it possible for both sides to check whether a referral qualifies and what event creates a commission entitlement.

The practical sequence is straightforward. Share a brief introduction with the project’s permission, identify the relevant decision-maker, and let the MegaSatoshi contact confirm receipt. Before the project moves into a paid engagement, both sides document the attribution window or other eligibility rules, the commission basis, any exclusions, and how changes to the project scope are treated. The written record—not an informal assumption—sets the working terms.

For a useful handoff, include the project name, a contact who has agreed to the introduction, the service need and any decision timeline the contact has shared. Do not send confidential material unless the project has authorized it. If a project has previously contacted MegaSatoshi, flag that at the outset so eligibility can be resolved before either side invests time.

We can explain the stages in our working process and confirm the terms for a specific introduction through contact.

How do partner payouts work?

Payouts follow the trigger, calculation method and schedule written into the partner agreement. Confirming those details before an introduction gives the partner a clear way to track whether a commission has become payable and what information is needed to settle it.

The written terms should address the following:

• Trigger: the agreed event that makes commission payable, such as a qualifying client payment if that is what both sides specify.
• Calculation: the agreed basis and treatment of adjustments, refunds or changes in scope.
• Timing: when the amount is reviewed and when the payout is scheduled after the trigger.
• Records: what confirmation or statement the partner receives to reconcile the referral.
• Payment route: the method agreed by both parties and any information needed to process it.

Our point of contact confirms referral status and shares the agreed payout information in a way that can be checked against the written terms. We do not assume a payment currency, schedule or calculation method without agreement. For general information about ways clients can pay MegaSatoshi, see payment methods; partner payouts are confirmed separately and should not be inferred from client payment options.

What should each side prepare before an introduction?

A short readiness check makes referrals easier to assess and reduces uncertainty about ownership, eligibility and next steps. MegaSatoshi uses a kickoff review to confirm the project’s fit, referral record and agreed commercial terms before work moves forward.

What the partner prepares

• A warm introduction with the contact’s permission.
• The project’s name, website or public profile, and the relevant decision-maker.
• A concise description of the marketing need and the expected decision window, if known.
• Any prior contact with MegaSatoshi that could affect attribution.

What the client provides

• A clear description of its goals, current stage and requested support.
• The person authorized to discuss scope and approve an engagement.
• Relevant materials the team may review, shared with permission.
• Any constraints around confidentiality, timing or communication.

During the review, we confirm receipt of the referral, determine whether the project is appropriate to discuss, and put attribution and payout terms in writing. The project then decides independently whether to proceed with a service engagement. For the agency’s broader scope, review services; for questions about referral terms or a potential introduction, send the project context through contact.

What can affect referral eligibility?

Referral eligibility is determined by the written terms and the record of the introduction. An existing conversation or an unclear source may not qualify, so disclose prior contact before making the referral. Commission is payable only when the agreed trigger and conditions are met; no fixed rate or payout date applies unless the parties record it.

The safest practice is to request confirmation before sharing a contact, keep the introduction and its date in your records, and ask the named contact to confirm the referral status. Do not represent that a project will receive a particular campaign outcome or that a referral will automatically become commissionable. The partner program concerns the introduction and agreed compensation, not control over a client’s business decisions or campaign results.

For the formal framework governing the agency relationship, review the terms of service. Send us the project name, a brief description of its need and your relationship to the contact; we will confirm whether it is appropriate to proceed and put the referral terms in writing before you make the introduction.