Crypto Marketing Partner Program

What does a crypto marketing partner receive?

A partner receives an agreed referral commission and a transparent record of how the introduction is handled. The value is practical: you can introduce a crypto team to a relevant service without managing delivery yourself, while keeping the referral terms clear from the start.

The first visible proof is operational rather than promotional. Before an introduction proceeds, we confirm the referral source and document the applicable commission basis and payout conditions. If the team becomes a client, reconciliation can be checked against the agreed terms and relevant payment record. You can see how our delivery is organized on the how we work page, and review the service areas through pricing.

This arrangement can suit independent consultants, ecosystem contributors, founders with complementary networks, and agencies that encounter teams needing crypto marketing support. A useful introduction includes enough context for a relevant conversation: the project’s website or deck, its current stage, the decision-maker’s role, and the marketing need they have already expressed. Share only information you are authorized to pass on.

How are referrals attributed and commissions paid?

Referrals are attributed by recording the introduction and confirming its source before the commercial discussion proceeds. That simple checkpoint helps both sides know which contact the referral relates to and what terms apply.

The working sequence is straightforward:

• Send the project name, contact, and a short note on the need or service area.
• Ask us to confirm in writing that the introduction is recorded and eligible under the agreed terms.
• Make the introduction after that confirmation, or let us know if the parties are already in contact.
• Reconcile eligible commission against the agreed basis and payout trigger, then follow the written payout schedule.

Before referring anyone, settle the details that could otherwise be interpreted differently: what counts as an eligible introduction, how existing conversations are treated, which client payments are commissionable, when a payout becomes due, and how the statement is shared. The payment methods page explains available ways to pay the agency; partner payout details should be confirmed separately in the referral terms. We keep the distinction explicit so payment information for client work is not mistaken for a promise about partner compensation.

Which referral terms should partners confirm first?

Confirm attribution, commission calculation and payout conditions in writing before making an introduction. This protects the relationship and gives you a fair basis for deciding whether the program fits your work.

Use a short checklist when discussing the arrangement:

• Who is the named partner and which project or contact is being referred?
• Does the referral need to be new to CoinMarketingCap, and how is an existing conversation handled?
• What client payment or engagement makes a commission eligible?
• How and when will the commission be reconciled and paid?
• Who should the partner contact if a record needs checking?

A good fit is a partner who can make a relevant, permission-based introduction and is comfortable keeping the referral process direct. It is not necessary to promise a project outcome or speak on our behalf. For a sense of our broader positioning, visit about us; if you already have a specific introduction in mind, use contact to start a private discussion.

The terms should be confirmed before the referral is treated as eligible: an unrecorded introduction or a contact already in discussion can make attribution unclear. Commission rate and payout date are not fixed here, so rely on the written terms agreed for your partnership rather than an informal assumption.

How can you start a partner referral?

Start by sending a brief partner inquiry with your role, the type of crypto teams you work with, and the service needs you commonly encounter. We can then review whether there is a practical fit and clarify the referral mechanics before you introduce a project.

For the initial review, include only what helps us respond:

• Your name, organization or professional role, and preferred contact channel.
• The kind of teams you can introduce and the markets or ecosystems you know well.
• Whether you have a specific project in mind or want to discuss future referrals.
• Any existing relationship with the prospective client that could affect attribution.

Our review step is to check fit and referral context, then put the commission basis, attribution record and payout conditions in writing for discussion. If both sides agree, you can make the introduction with the relevant context and let the project team decide whether to proceed. For a first conversation, send your partner profile and a short description of the introduction through contact; we will respond with the next step and the terms to review.