Hands

Partners

Make money setting up Hands for other people.

Every small business needs staff that never drops a thing. Most have no time to set one up. If you're the person they already call for help, there's a business in that.

Three ways to earn

Start with the first. Add the others as they open.

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Set it up, and bill for it

Set Hands up for a client: their jobs, their apps, their way of working. Then look after it. Charge by the hour, by the project or by the month. It's your client and your invoice, and we take nothing.

We'll send you businesses that ask us for help.

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20% of what they spend

Bring a business to Hands with your own link, and earn 20% of what it pays us, its plan and its top-ups, for its first 12 months.

Your link goes live when you're approved.

Coming later

Sell the setup you built

Spent months getting Hands right for one kind of business? Publish it as a ready-made setup: the Hands, their routines and playbooks. Others buy it, and you keep 80% of every sale.

We review every setup before it's listed.

Who it's for

If businesses already pay you for help, this is for you.

  • AgenciesAdd Hands to the work you already do for clients.
  • ConsultantsLeave every client with staff that keeps your advice going.
  • Recruiters and HR firmsPlace a Hand next to the hires you place.
  • FreelancersTurn a one-off project into a monthly retainer.
  • BuildersPackage what you know about one industry and sell it.

Apply

Tell us about your work.

Takes two minutes. Jack, our founder, reads every one and writes back himself.

  • No fee to join
  • No quota, no exclusivity
  • 20% of what your referrals spend, for a year
What kind of work do you do?

Questions

Fair questions.

How much will I earn?

From your own services, whatever you charge: that's between you and your client. On top of that, 20% of what each business you bring pays us for its first 12 months, and 80% of every sale of a setup you publish.

Do my clients pay you or me?

Both, for different things. They pay us for their Hands plan, and they pay you for your work setting it up and looking after it.

Do I need to be technical?

No. You tell a Hand what to do in plain sentences, like briefing a new hire. What you need is to know your clients' work.

Can I see my clients' data?

Only what a client chooses to share with you. Their records stay in their own account.

Should I try it first?

Yes. Get started and set up a Hand for your own business. It's the best demo you'll give.