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You pass missions on for free
Your friend lands it, you're happy for them… and you get nothing. No framework, no record, no commission — even though the mission came from you.
Business referral agreements between professionals
Your referrals are worth money. Scoutfee handles the contract.
Pass missions on to your freelance network. The agreement is signed online, your commissions add up on their own.
Scoutfee brings the contract. You keep the friendship.
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Your first 3 won missions are on us.
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In brief
Three situations you know
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Offering a contract to a friend is awkward
So you don't, and not the next time either. Scoutfee sets the framework for you: the request no longer comes from you.
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They missed your LinkedIn message
The mission went to someone else. Here, every mission sent has a deadline, a halfway reminder and an answer.
User guide
I invite, they sign, I track my commissions
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I invite my network
Add your contacts, even those not signed up yet, and set your default terms: fixed amount or percentage, duration, reciprocity.
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They sign online
The master agreement is first shown in plain English, then signed right in the page. Once per person. For them, it's free.
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I track my commissions
Sent, seen, interested, applied, won. When it's won, Scoutfee tells you exactly how much to invoice, and to whom.
Sidebar — Calculator
How much does one mission earn you?
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days
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On this mission
€5,940
for you. Scoutfee costs you €10 + VAT.
Indicative estimate, before fees and taxes. The commission stops at the end of the mission or at the end of its period, whichever comes first.
Notice
€10 + VAT
per won mission. Nothing otherwise.
- No subscription, no credit card at sign-up.
- €400 or €30,000 in commission: it's €10 + VAT.
- Billed for each won mission, nothing in between.
- Free, always, for the freelancers you invite.
Letters to the editor
What people ask us most
- What is a business referral agreement?
- A contract between two professionals: one introduces a deal, the other pays them a commission if they sign it. Scoutfee provides the template, gets it signed online and keeps track of who introduced what, to whom, and when.
- How much does it cost?
- €10 + VAT per won mission. No subscription, no credit card at sign-up. You only pay once you've won: each won mission is billed when it's won.
- Does Scoutfee take a cut of my commissions?
- No. Whether your commission is €400 or €30,000, it's €10 + VAT.
- What about the freelancers I invite?
- Free, always. They sign the agreement, receive missions and declare their activity without ever paying.
- Does Scoutfee collect or invoice my commissions?
- No. Scoutfee tells you how much to invoice and to whom. You issue your invoice yourself, then mark it invoiced, then paid.
- What if the freelancer doesn't declare the mission?
- We can't force them. But every acceptance is timestamped and signed, monthly declarations get reminders, and an undeclared month shows. You can also update the status yourself: the change is logged and the freelancer is notified.
- Where is it available?
- In France to start with. Neighbouring countries will follow, each with an agreement validated by a local lawyer.
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Scoutfee is coming soon, in France first. Leave your email: we'll let you know at launch, and your first 3 won missions are on us.