Kitchen companies
Between cabinetry rip-out and install, the client has no kitchen. A pod on the driveway means the schedule stops being a client-communication problem.
For kitchen companies, builders and designers
A working kitchen on site
means the client stays out of your job.
Simple referral programme. Your client gets a kitchen for the duration of your work, you get a fee for the introduction, everyone stops fielding the takeaway question.
Who this works for
Three trades where a pod solves the same problem.
Renovation builders
Weeks-long kitchen jobs go smoother when the client isn't living in your work zone or hovering in the front room. The pod occupies the driveway, not your site.
Designers and specifiers
One less item on the "what do we do about eating" conversation with a client scoping a full kitchen renovation.
Referral terms
Written short so we can both remember them.
No portal, no MSA, no minimum commitment. If this ever becomes complicated, it stops being worth it for both sides.
- Referral fee
- $150 per completed hire, paid on collection.
- Attribution
- Referral captured on enquiry (your name in the "how did you hear" field) or on the pre-quote call.
- Payment
- Monthly by EFT. No approval process, no portal — a simple invoice from you or a credit against your next job.
- Discount alternative
- Instead of a fee, offer the client 10% off the hire and I discount at the invoice. Their choice, your call.
- Volume
- Preferred-supplier arrangements available for kitchen companies referring 5+ jobs a year. Better rates, priority scheduling.
Referral partners
Start with a call, not a form.
Five minutes on the phone and we know whether this fits. Your clients, your schedule, your terms.