Agency partners

How agency partners
make money with All Purpose Forms

Three ways to earn from the clients you already look after: your build fees, your own monthly support plans, and a revenue share as an Approved Agency Partner. Work out what yours could add up to.

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1 · One-offYour build fees

Charge what you like to set up a client’s forms, website, bookings and store. With AI and your saved templates, a build that used to take days takes an afternoon.

You invoice the client yourself, the way you already do. All Purpose Forms takes nothing.

2 · MonthlyYour support plans

Sell up to 3 monthly plans with your own names, prices and included hours. Clients sign up and pay you by card through your own Stripe account.

Bundle their All Purpose Forms plan in and they get one bill, from you. We keep only the bundled plan and a 1% platform fee.

3 · MonthlyRevenue share

As an Approved Agency Partner, earn a share of what the clients you manage pay us directly for their plan, for as long as you manage them.

The rate is agreed with you. New clients from your partner QR code get 10% off their first month.

Earnings calculator

Change any number. Everything is worked out on this page; nothing you type is sent or saved.

1. Build fees one-off, from you

New clients you set up each month, and what you charge for the build.

2. Your support plans monthly, paid to you

Clients paying you a monthly support plan, and the plan you bundle in for them.

3. Revenue share monthly, Approved Partners

Clients you manage who pay us for their own plan (not bundled in a support plan).

You could earn about$0a month, $0 a year
Build fees$0
Support plans$0
Revenue share$0
Every month$0

Examples only, not a promise of earnings. Before tax and Stripe’s card fees, which Stripe takes from support plan payments to your account. Revenue share is for Approved Agency Partners, at the rate in your agreement.

Questions

Who pays the support plan, and where does the money go?

Your client pays you, by card, through your own Stripe account. Stripe pays you out on its usual schedule. All Purpose Forms receives only the plan you bundled in (if any) and a 1% platform fee. We never hold your money.

Which clients earn a revenue share?

Clients you manage who pay All Purpose Forms for their plan themselves. Approved Agency Partners earn a share of what those clients actually pay, for as long as you manage them. Clients on a support plan with their plan bundled in pay you instead, so they don’t also earn a share.

What rate is the revenue share?

It’s agreed with each Approved Agency Partner, usually a percentage of each payment or a set amount per client per month. The calculator starts at 20% as an example; change it to see other rates.

When is the revenue share paid?

Paid quarterly (after March 31, June 30, September 30 and December 31), or monthly for any month you earn over $100. Your Agency page shows every payment it’s based on and what’s been paid.

Do I set my own prices?

Yes. Build fees are entirely yours: charge what you like and invoice the way you already do. Support plans have your own names and prices, up to 3 of them.

What do new clients from my partner kit get?

Clients who sign up from your partner link or QR code get 10% off their first month and are linked to your agency automatically.

Is this income guaranteed?

No. The calculator shows examples worked out from the numbers you type, before tax and Stripe’s fees. What you earn depends on your clients, your prices and your agreement with us.

Start earning from the clients you look after

Tell us about your agency and your clients. We’ll set up your agency account, talk through becoming an Approved Agency Partner and show you around.

Get in touch See the agency program

Figures are examples worked out from what you type, using today’s plan prices and our 1% platform fee on support plans. They are not a promise or estimate of what any agency will earn. Revenue share and the Approved Agency Partner program are by agreement with All Purpose Forms. Agencies are independent businesses, not employees or agents of All Purpose Forms.