Know someone we should know?
Refer a business, entrepreneur, organization, or project to Sixty8. When an eligible referral becomes a qualifying paid engagement, the referrer may earn a commission under the Sixty8 Referral Program.
Staff. Clients. Partners. Friends of the business.
The program is designed to make it easy to introduce serious opportunities while preserving clear attribution from the start.
Public Referrals
If you know a business or entrepreneur who could benefit from Sixty8, you can submit the opportunity directly.
Staff Referrals
Team members can submit opportunities through the same program so referral attribution and commission eligibility stay consistent.
Clients & Partners
Current clients, collaborators, and business partners can refer opportunities they believe are a strong fit for Sixty8.
Simple on the outside. Traceable on the inside.
Every referral should have a clear source, a clear status, and a clear path to commission eligibility.
Submit
Provide your information, the referred party's details, and enough context for Sixty8 to understand the opportunity.
Review
Sixty8 reviews the referral for fit, duplication, prior contact, and program eligibility.
Track
If accepted, the referral source remains associated with the opportunity as it moves through the sales process.
Pay
If the referral satisfies the commission rules, payment is processed according to the applicable program terms.
Serious opportunities. Not random names.
Strong Fit
A useful referral usually involves someone with a real problem, goal, project, or business need that fits what Sixty8 actually does.
- Web design or development
- Brand and visual design
- Custom software or business systems
- AI and automation
- AR, 3D, embedded systems, or emerging technology
- Kickstart, Leverage, partnerships, or strategic work
Before You Submit
Referral credit depends on program eligibility. A submission is not automatically a qualified referral or guaranteed commission.
- Duplicate or existing opportunities may not qualify.
- The referred party should be someone you are reasonably authorized to introduce.
- Self-referrals, fabricated leads, or abusive submissions may be rejected.
- Commission eligibility begins only under the published program terms.