Referral networking with the receipts attached

Bigger revenue starts with better referrals.

Bigger Referrals connects local businesses with motivated referrers in small, industry-exclusive groups. Businesses put a real reward on a signed client. Referrers know the deal before they make the introduction. Everybody gets a record of what happened next.

Group referral ledger12 members
LP
Residential plumberLocal Plumbing Company
$125
for a signed service call over $500
AR

ReferrerAvery R.

IntroductionDaniel R.
Client signed. $125 due Oct 12.
Currently owed$325
Record statusTerms preserved

Referral money stays between members. Bigger Referrals keeps the shared record.

Terms set before the introductionOutcome tied to the original referralPayment confirmation by the referrerHuman moderation when something goes wrong

How it works

A referral should not turn into a memory contest.

Facebook groups and group chats are great for conversation. They are terrible ledgers. Bigger Referrals sits beside the community and gives every real introduction a simple paper trail from the original offer through the final payment confirmation.

01

A business posts the deal.

The reward and the success condition are visible before anybody makes an introduction. No guessing what a referral is worth after the fact.

02

A referrer makes the introduction.

The referrer sends the client details to the business and the referral gets its own record, with the original terms attached to it.

03

The business records the outcome.

If the client signs, the agreed reward becomes due and the ledger shows exactly what is owed and when the payment deadline arrives.

04

The referrer closes the loop.

A payment is not marked complete just because the business says it was sent. The referrer confirms that the money actually arrived.

For businesses

Pay for signed business, not vague exposure.

Tell your group what a successful referral is worth. When a member sends someone your way, the terms are already there in writing. If the client never signs, there is no referral reward to pay. If they do sign, both sides can see what is owed and when it is due.

  • One business in your category per group, so you are not bidding against your own twin.
  • Set the reward and the success condition before a referrer puts their reputation on the line.
  • Keep a written record of referrals, outcomes, rewards owed, and confirmed payments.
Request a business seat
Exclusive seat

Example Referral Group · Group 07

LP
Local Plumbing CompanyResidential plumbing
Referral offer$125per signed service call over $500
Referrals this quarter14
Signed clients5
Rewards confirmed$625

Example numbers shown for illustration.

Your referral record

Confirmed rewards$1,2858 completed referrals

Local Bookkeeping Company$200 · payment confirmed

Local Plumbing Company$125 · due Oct 12

Local Landscape Company$340 · payment confirmed

The business can mark a payment sent. You close it only after you receive it.

For referrers

Your network can be worth real money.

You already hear people ask for a plumber, a bookkeeper, a photographer, or somebody they can trust. Bigger Referrals lets you see what an introduction is worth before you send it, then keeps the result attached to your own track record.

  • See the agreed reward before you make the introduction.
  • Know what is owed to you and the deadline for paying it.
  • Build a history from referrals that actually turned into customers.
Join as a referrer

For group leaders

Keep the energy of the group. Lose the unresolved drama.

A group that stays useful

Groups are intentionally small, typically 10 to 15 people, with one represented business per defined category.

A ledger behind the conversation

Leaders can review the group record when members disagree about a referral, a reward, or what happened next.

Human moderation

Suspension and removal happen after review by a person. The product is not built to auto-punish members from a score or a missed deadline.

History that stays history

Financial corrections are meant to carry a reason and preserve what changed instead of quietly rewriting the past.

Simple pricing

The people sending opportunity should not have to pay to participate.

Businesses pay for the seat and the structured referral channel. Referrers use Bigger Referrals free.

Referrer$0forever

For freelancers, connectors, sales-minded members, and anybody with a useful local network.

  • See referral offers
  • Send introductions
  • Track what is owed
  • Confirm received payments
Request access
Business$9.99/ month

For the company that wants an exclusive category seat and a clear, performance-based referral channel.

  • Post referral rewards
  • Exclusive industry seat
  • Record referral outcomes
  • Maintain payment history
Request a business seat

Referral rewards are separate obligations between members. Bigger Referrals does not take a percentage of the reward and does not process the referral payment.

Questions worth answering

Before you put your name behind a referral.

Does Bigger Referrals process referral payments?+

No. Referral rewards are paid directly between members. Bigger Referrals records the agreement, outcome, amount owed, deadline, and confirmation so there is a shared history of what happened.

Can anyone create an account?+

No. Bigger Referrals is built for closed groups. You can request access, but an administrator creates the account after review. A request is not an automatic signup.

What does industry exclusivity mean?+

Each group reserves one seat for a defined business type. The goal is to keep a plumber from competing with another plumber inside the same referral group while both are asking the same people for introductions.

How big is a group?+

Groups are designed around roughly 10 to 15 members. That keeps the network useful, familiar, and small enough for members to know who they are putting in front of a client.

What happens if somebody changes a financial record?+

Financial corrections are meant to carry a reason and remain in the history instead of silently replacing what was there before. Group leaders and administrators have broader review access for disputes and moderation.

Bigger Referrals

The next stop on the way to larger revenue numbers.

Join a small group where the offer is clear, the introductions are real, and everybody knows what happened after the referral was made.