Partner Kit Builder
Lyfeline Strategic Partners

Build your Partner Kit.

Eight questions. Your agreement, follow-up sequence, and pitch pack write themselves as you go.

Your brand

Both go on every page of every document. Skip the logo and your initials stand in.

Your full name

Exactly as it should appear on the agreement.

Your agency

The business that signs the agreement. Website and phone go on the offer sheet and the meeting email.

The service you are trading

Name the package, then list what's included — one deliverable per line. Blank lines are left off the agreement.

What it normally sells for

The standard price, in dollars. This is the fee that comes due if the partner comes up short.

Shows on documents as [Standard price]

The partner

The person you're making the offer to. 'What they do' is used in sentences like 'Mike is a CPA for local trades businesses,' so write it that way.

Who you want introduced to

The partner's clients who are the right fit. It's used in sentences like 'introduce me to plumbers and HVAC companies doing $500k or more a year with an old or missing website,' so write it that way.

Which state governs the agreement

Usually the state your agency is in.

Agreement start date

The referral clock starts on this date. The terms below are the standard ones — change them only if you and the partner agreed to something different.

PK[Your agency]

Marketing Services Agreement

Referral Exchange Program

1. Parties

Service Provider: [Your name]

Business: [Your agency]

Client: [Partner name]

Client Business: [Their business]

Effective Date: September 20, 2026

2. Services Provided

Service Provider agrees to deliver the following services to Client under the package titled [Package name].

Deliverables:

3. The Trade (Consideration)

The standard price for the services described above is [Standard price]. In place of that fee, Client agrees to provide Service Provider with 10 qualified referrals within the referral window defined below. No cash payment is due for the services as long as Client delivers the qualified referrals on the terms in this Agreement.

4. What Counts as a Qualified Referral

A qualified referral is a warm introduction — by email, text, or in person — from Client to a decision-maker at a business that fits this description: [who you want introduced to]. The introduction must give Service Provider the contact's name and a working way to reach them, and must let the contact know to expect Service Provider. A name with no introduction, an unreachable contact, or a business that does not fit the description above does not count toward the 10.

5. Referral Window

Client has 6 months from the Effective Date to deliver all 10 qualified referrals. The parties will keep a shared, simple count of referrals as they are made.

6. If Referrals Aren't Delivered

If, at the end of the referral window, Client has delivered fewer than 10 qualified referrals, the standard fee of [Standard price] becomes due, reduced pro-rata for the referrals actually delivered. (Example: on a 10-referral deal, delivering half the referrals reduces the fee by half.) This keeps the arrangement a clear business trade rather than a favor, and it is the only money that ever changes hands under this Agreement.

7. Scope and Revisions

The deliverables in Section 2 define the full scope of the free build. One round of reasonable revisions is included. Work requested beyond the listed deliverables is outside this Agreement and may be quoted separately at Service Provider's standard rates.

8. Delivery Timeline

Service Provider will begin work promptly after this Agreement is signed and will complete the deliverables in a commercially reasonable timeframe, subject to Client providing needed materials, access, and approvals without undue delay.

9. Term and Termination

This Agreement runs from the Effective Date until the later of (a) completion of the deliverables and (b) the close of the referral window. Either party may terminate for material breach with written notice and a reasonable chance to cure.

10. Independent Contractor

Service Provider is an independent contractor. Nothing here creates a partnership, employment, or joint venture between the parties.

11. Governing Law

This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of [State], without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules.

12. Entire Agreement

This is the entire agreement between the parties on this subject and replaces any prior discussions. Changes must be in writing and signed by both parties.

Signatures

Service Provider: ______________________ Date: __________

[Your name], [Your agency]

Client: ______________________ Date: __________

[Partner name], [Their business]

Disclaimer: This document is a template generated for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. [Your agency] is not a law firm and no attorney-client relationship is created by using it. Have it reviewed by a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction before signing or relying on it.