Recurring, not one-off
A build fee is paid once. A revenue share pays every month the client stays, and it compounds across your client base without more delivery work.
Agency partner programme
Build it once, deploy it on every client site, and keep a recurring share of the subscription for as long as they stay. One dashboard, one invoice, no reselling admin.
Why bother
You have probably wired up a booking plugin, a Zoom link and a reminder email for someone this year. This is that job, done once, that pays you monthly instead of hourly.
A build fee is paid once. A revenue share pays every month the client stays, and it compounds across your client base without more delivery work.
Issue and move licence keys, see which client sites are live, which are on trial and which have not updated the plugin. No spreadsheet of keys.
Bookings and patient records live in the client's own database. That is the answer to the information-governance question you get asked in every pharmacy and clinic pitch.
Build and test on as many staging domains as you like at no cost. Production licences only start billing when the site goes live.
UTM tracking through to booking revenue. If you run their ads, Booked is the thing that proves your paid social actually filled appointments.
Push bookings into whatever CRM the client already pays for. Documented actions, filters and a versioned API rather than a support ticket.
What it pays
Your share is calculated on the subscription value of every client site, every month, at the tier your site count puts you in.
Your tier is set by live production sites. Staging does not count and does not cost.
Adds £5 a month to the subscription your share is calculated on. Clinics and pharmacies nearly always take it.
Yearly clients pay less overall, so your share per client is lower — but they churn far less, which usually wins over 24 months.
Tiers
Tiers are automatic. Cross the threshold and the new rate applies from your next payout — nobody has to approve it.
20%of every client subscription, monthly
25%plus a directory listing
30%plus co-marketing and wholesale
Two ways to run it
Most agencies start on revenue share because there is nothing to administer. Wholesale suits you once you are billing clients monthly anyway.
| Revenue share | Wholesale · Premier only | |
|---|---|---|
| Who the client pays | Booked, directlyCard on their own account | YouOn your own invoice, at whatever you charge |
| What you receive | 20–30% of the subscription, monthly | Your margin — you set the retail price |
| Who handles billing admin | We doIncluding VAT invoices and failed cards | You do |
| Who owns the client relationship | YouWe never upsell your clients or market to them | You, entirely |
| If the client leaves you | They keep the site and licence; your share ends | They can move to a direct account with no data loss |
| Payment terms | Paid monthly, 30 days after the month ends | Net 30 on a consolidated invoice |
How it works
Tell us your agency, roughly how many client sites you look after and what sectors. We reply within one working day — usually the same afternoon.
Free unlimited staging keys. Set up the booking flow, styling and services on your own dev domain before the client sees anything.
Issue a production key from your dashboard. Billing starts on that site, and your share starts with it.
Your share is calculated per site each month and paid 30 days after month end, with a statement showing every site it came from.
Certified and above
Pharmacies and clinics ask us who can build and run this for them. Certified partners get those enquiries by sector and region — we do not have a delivery arm competing with you.
Manchester · signal.marketing
Paid social, SEO and WordPress builds for pharmacy and healthcare. Booked deployed on 14 client sites, including a four-branch pharmacy group.
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There is no minimum spend and no certification exam. We mostly want to know what you build and who for, so we can point the right enquiries at you.
Partner questions
For as long as the client keeps paying. There is no twelve-month cap and no step-down. If a client stays six years, you are paid for six years — that is the entire point of the model.
Your share on that site ends, and the client keeps their site, their licence and their data. We will not hold a client's booking system hostage to an agency relationship, and you would not want us to — it is the same protection that makes clients comfortable letting you set it up in the first place.
No. Partner-sourced accounts are flagged, and we do not run marketing or upsell campaigns at them. If one contacts us directly about something commercial, we tell you.
Partly, and we would rather be straight about where the line is. The booking widget and admin can be fully restyled to the client's brand, and you can rename what the client sees in the WordPress menu. The licence, invoices and support emails come from Booked — because the client needs to know who to call at 8am when something breaks, and pretending otherwise ends badly for you.
Monthly by bank transfer, 30 days after the month ends, with a statement itemised per client site. If you are VAT registered you raise an invoice for the amount and we pay it; if not, we self-bill. Either way it is your revenue, not a discount.
Only if you want to charge for it. Clients on revenue share can contact us directly. Plenty of partners prefer to sit in the middle and bill for it as managed support, and both work — just tell us which so we route tickets properly.
We will do the first migration with you on a screen share, free, including services, staff, hours and future bookings. After that you will know the pattern well enough to do them yourself in an afternoon.
One. Registered tier starts at a single client site, and you can sit there indefinitely.