Business partner programme
Refer a client or take on the work. No registration fee. What demand and supply partners do, who should join, and what to send to apply.
Updated September 12, 2026
Less running around, more paid work
The partner programme has two sides. Demand partners bring the client. Supply partners do the work. ISPEED sits in the middle and keeps the order, the documents and the payment moving.
The idea from the old page still holds: less effort, more revenue. A partner should spend time on the part they are good at and skip the rest.
There is no registration fee.
Demand partners
Anyone who meets new businesses before an accountant does. A consultant, a banker, a coworking manager, a student, a homemaker with a wide circle.
You pass a lead. If the lead becomes a paid order, you earn a partner credit. If you order services for your own business, you get a partner discount. The rates are in the partner agreement, which you see before you sign anything.
Supply partners
Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries, lawyers, IT engineers, web designers, banks and business consultants.
You take on work that comes in through ISPEED in your specialisation and your city. You do the work. ISPEED handles the client, the order and the payment, and pays you at the rate in the partner agreement.
Who should join
- Chartered Accountants
- Company Secretaries
- Lawyers
- Corporate bodies
- Banks and financial institutions
- Business consultants
- IT engineers and web designers
- CA, CS and MBA students
- Anyone with a circle of people starting businesses
What to send
There is no form on this site. Write through the contact page with the word partner in the first line, and include:
- Name
- Mobile number
- Company name, if any
- City
- State
- Occupation
- GST number, if you have one
- Whether you want to be a demand partner, a supply partner, or both
Why join
Because enquiries arrive every day, and we cannot serve every city or every specialisation ourselves. Leads go to the partner whose specialisation and location match. Your client list grows without advertising.
Is there a registration fee
No. None.
How do I get paid
The partner agreement sets the rate and the payment cycle. You get it in writing before you send your first lead or take your first job.
What happens after I write in
We read it, check the fit, and send the partner agreement. You sign it. Then leads or work start coming your way.
Should a network like this pay for leads, or should it pay only for finished work?