usdpr.
Refer a practice

You get two months. They get two months.

Tell another practice. When they stay past trial, you both get 2 months of usdpr. for free \u2014 credited the month they pay their second invoice. No cap on referrals, no qualifier calls, no MLM pyramid. Just: do us a good deed, we do one back.

Refer a practice Questions first
For the referrer

You get 2 months free.

$1,394value

Credited to your next two invoices after the practice you referred pays their second invoice. Your rate doesn't change. No cap \u2014 refer 10 practices, get 20 months. Refer a DSO, the credit scales to the DSO tier.

For the practice you tell

They get 2 months free.

$1,394value

Instead of the standard 14-day trial, they get a 14-day trial + 2 free months after they pay the first invoice. Same product, same support \u2014 they just get 60 extra days before their card moves.

The mechanics

Four steps. Founder-tracked. Payouts every month.

Not an affiliate network.
No tracking link gymnastics.
01
Fill the form below
Your name, the practice name + one contact. I'll personally email them and mention you.
02
They sign up \u2014 or don't
No pressure, no sequence. I reach out once, mention you, leave the door open. If they start the trial, they get the extended offer.
03
Second invoice = credit earned
Once they pay their second monthly invoice (i.e., they've decided to stay), your credit is locked.
04
Credit on your next invoice
Two consecutive months of 100% discount on your invoice \u2014 no cash, just a zero due. Or switch to equivalent wire payout if you'd rather.
The math of compounding

Refer six practices. Your account runs free for a year.

Referrals
Your credit earned
Equivalent value (Practice Pro)
1
2 months free
$1,394
3
6 months free
$4,182
6
1 full year free
$8,364
12
2 years free
$16,728
DSO
2 DSO-tier months free
$3,994 per DSO referred
Make the introduction

Tell me who to reach out to.

I send one email, I mention you by name, I include the calculator + the pilot page, and I shut up. No sequence. No pressure. Your reputation is safe.

I'll mention you by name One email only Credit locked at invoice 2

Thanks. I'll email them today.

You'll get a CC on my first outreach \u2014 so you see exactly what I say. When they pay their second invoice, your 2 months free are auto-applied. Track status at any time by replying to the CC email.

Questions

What people ask before referring.

Is there a cap on the number of practices I can refer?

No cap. Refer 20, get 40 months. The only constraint is that each referred practice must be a new, paying usdpr. customer (i.e., not already in our trial pipeline).

What if the practice I refer cancels after one month?

Your credit locks when they pay their second invoice \u2014 the moment they've proven they're staying. If they churn before then, you don't earn credit (and they don't get the extended trial either). We pay on real retention, not signups.

Can I refer myself / another of my practices / my DSO?

Yes to another of your practices. If you run multiple locations under separate contracts, each is a separate eligible referral. DSO-to-DSO referrals pay out at the DSO tier. Self-referral from the same entity isn't eligible \u2014 we check EIN.

Do you pay cash, or only credit?

Default is credit on your next two monthly invoices (100% off). Switch to wire by replying to your confirmation email \u2014 equivalent dollar value ($1,394 per referral at Practice Pro; $3,994 at DSO), paid within 30 days.

What exactly do you say in the intro email?

A 90-word email. Subject: "{Your name} suggested I reach out." Body mentions you, links to the calculator and the pilot program, notes that they get an extended offer if they sign up, and offers a 15-min call. One email. No sequence. Your reputation is safe.

Is this compliant with the Florida Patient Brokering Act?

Yes. The Act targets per-patient referral fees. Referrals between businesses for SaaS tool sign-ups \u2014 paid as a flat credit on a subscription \u2014 are a standard B2B referral structure, not a patient-brokering fee. Counsel-reviewed, same as every other pricing decision.