Briggs AnalyticsJottings referral program: 25% of the Jottings fee
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What it pays
25% of Jottings' fee. Jottings' own example: a $500,000 license at a 20% fee earns the referrer $25,000. The reward doesn't come out of the company's payment.
How credit works
- One introducer per company: the first complete intro on file.
- Record the intro on Jottings' form.
- Paid only if the company completes a license through Jottings, after the money is received.
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Every program only pays when its own buyer closes the deal, so a company sent to the wrong one pays nothing. If you know owners (as an accountant, lawyer, IT provider, banker or broker), send the company to us. We match it to the buyer that fits and pays best, and you share in the referral fee on written terms. How referring through Briggs Analytics works. Check your firm's rules on referral payments first.
Briggs Analytics is independent. Some buyers named on this page may pay Briggs Analytics a referral fee, and owners never pay us anything. Every figure comes from the buyer's own page or the source linked next to it, checked October 21, 2026. Buyers change their terms often, so confirm on their page before you sign. Disclosures
In short
- 25% of Jottings' fee, after the money comes in.
- Intros before Oct. 7, 2026 keep 10% of the sale.
- First complete intro wins.
Questions owners ask.
How much does Jottings pay for referrals?
25% of Jottings' fee on the deal. Its example: $25,000 on a $500,000 license at a 20% fee.
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