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You bring the deal,
you earn 10% on it.

You know a business that needs a brand, a website, videos, or someone to run its social media. You bring it to us. Whatever it signs thanks to you earns you 10%, every time it pays for it - once for a project, every month for a subscription. Wherever you are in the world.

How it works

  1. 01

    You write to us

    On Instagram or LinkedIn, by private message. Tell us who you are and who you know. Two minutes is enough, and it is open to anyone, anywhere.

  2. 02

    We talk

    An exchange, in writing or by video. We check we mean the same thing, you accept the terms in writing, and you leave with what you need to present the studio properly.

  3. 03

    You become a partner

    You receive the address of a private form to report your deals, and you send us your IBAN once, at that point.

  4. 04

    You earn 10%

    Every time an invoice born of your introduction is settled, 10% of the pre-tax amount goes to you. You never have to invoice us: we draw up the statement ourselves.

An example, with real figures

You bring us a restaurant that wants a visual identity and someone to run its social media. It signs the identity at 4,000 CHF and the Starter subscription at 700 CHF a month. You earn 400 CHF when it pays for the identity, then 70 CHF every month for as long as the subscription runs - 2,920 CHF over three years. If we sell it a website the following year without you, that website earns you nothing: the commission follows what you brought, not the client.

0 1,000 2,000 3,000 signing 1 year 2 years 3 years 2,920 CHF 400 CHF WHAT ONE CLIENT BRINGS IN

The rules, in plain words

  • The commission is 10% of the pre-tax amount of every invoice born of the deal you brought. Every service counts: branding, web, video, photography, social media, hosting.
  • It follows the service, not the client. A one-off project means one payment. A subscription means every month, for as long as it is paid. Whatever the client buys from us later on its own is not yours - but nothing stops you from bringing us that too.
  • It is paid when we are paid, not when the deal is signed. If the client does not pay, nobody is paid - not them, not you, not us.
  • An introduction only counts if the business is not already talking to us. We tell you within 48 hours, before you go any further. A report stays valid for twelve months: if the business has signed nothing by then, you simply report it again.
  • You sell the studio, you never commit it: you present our services and our published rates, but you do not negotiate, you do not quote, you do not promise deadlines and you do not represent us. Your part ends when the client contacts us to buy.
  • We draw up your commission statement and send it to you - you never have to invoice us. Payment goes to your IBAN as soon as your balance reaches 100 CHF, in Swiss francs. Your bank details never travel through this site.
On 100 francs invoiced to the client
  • 10 CHF for you
  • 90 CHF for the studio

Wherever you are

The programme is open worldwide and the 10% is the same everywhere. Outside Switzerland there is nothing special to do: you receive your commissions and you declare them under the rules of your country of residence. In Switzerland, social insurance law draws a line, and you may as well know about it before you start.

  • You are self-employed or a company in Switzerland: give us your IDE number, and there is no cap.
  • You are a private individual in Switzerland: your commissions are capped at 2,300 CHF per calendar year. Beyond that, self-employed status is required to carry on. That is the law, not our choice - and we warn you well before you get there.
  • You live outside Switzerland: no conditions, no cap, no status to prove. Nothing is withheld from what we pay you.

Learn the craft

Practical guides on finding clients, pitching honestly, and knowing what it pays. Written from what we actually do, not from theory.

Grid of squares standing for local businesses, a few of them empty and outlined in orange How to spot a business with no website The method I use to find businesses with no website: a directory as a sieve, then the one check nobody does, which keeps you from burning the first call. Rising bars standing for a commission building up month after month What 10% actually pays The percentage is not the interesting number. What matters is what comes back every month — and the four rules that decide whether you get paid at all. A central dot linked to several others, standing for a referral network Selling the studio without committing on its behalf Your job is to make the business want to buy — right up to the moment it contacts the studio. Here is where the line runs, and what to say so you never cross it.
See all guides

Apply

No form: write to us directly, by private message on Instagram or LinkedIn. We read everything and answer within 48 hours. No commitment, no exclusivity, no quota.

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Before you write, read the full programme terms — you confirm in writing that you accept them before you are approved.

Tell us these five things, that is enough

  1. Who you are and what you do.
  2. The kind of businesses you come across, and in what capacity - client, supplier, office neighbour, old friend.
  3. Why you want to introduce Kaury Studio.
  4. Whether you already have someone in mind. Do not give their name yet, just say that you have one.
  5. Your country of residence - and, if that is Switzerland, your IDE number if you have one. It is the only thing that changes anything.

Frequently asked questions

Do I earn on everything this client buys afterwards?

No. The commission follows the deal you brought, not the client. If you bring us a website, you earn 10% on that website. If the client later takes a social media subscription without you, that subscription earns you nothing. But if you bring us that too, it opens its own commission - that is the whole idea: the more you bring, the more you earn.

For how long do I earn?

For as long as the service you brought is being paid for. A one-off project means a single payment, when we are paid. A social media subscription or hosting means every month, with no time limit, for as long as the client pays. The day they stop, the commission stops with them.

Do I need a company to become a partner?

Outside Switzerland, no: no status requirement, no cap. In Switzerland, yes above a certain amount - a private individual can earn up to 2,300 CHF per calendar year, and self-employed status or a company is required to go further. That is a constraint of Swiss social insurance law, not a house rule.

Do I have to send you an invoice to get paid?

No, never. We draw up your commission statement in your name and send it to you. You check it, and if nothing looks wrong the payment goes out. That saves you having to know Swiss invoicing rules from the other side of the world.

What if the business I report already knows you?

The introduction does not count, and we tell you within 48 hours. That is exactly what the reporting form is for: it timestamps your move before you invest time in a contact we already have.

How many deals can I bring?

As many as you like - there is no quota and no exclusivity. Every deal brought and signed opens its own commission, independent of the others.

Do I have to sell or negotiate?

Sell, yes: present our services, show our work, quote our published rates and win the business over. Negotiate, no. Your part ends when the client contacts us to buy: the quote, the final price, the deadline and the signature stay between them and us. You do not represent us and you commit nothing on our behalf.

I live abroad - how do I get paid?

By transfer to your IBAN, in Swiss francs, as soon as your balance reaches 100 CHF. Below that, the balance carries over to the next month rather than being eaten by transfer fees. The 10% is calculated on the amount invoiced to the client, not on what arrives after fees and exchange rates.