Why our referral reward goes to both sides, and why it is months not money
August 4, 2026Most referral schemes pay the referrer and leave the friend paying full price. Three design decisions behind the KasbPro programme, and what each one costs us.
Most referral schemes pay the referrer and leave the friend paying full price. Three design decisions behind the KasbPro programme, and what each one costs us.
Most referral schemes are capped because the maths stops working. Ours is not. Here are the actual numbers behind the KasbPro programme and why we can leave it open.
Refer a business to KasbPro. When they become a paying customer, you both get 3 months of Pro free. Four referrals cover a whole year. Here are the exact rules.
A practical guide to referring KasbPro: who to tell, what to say, when to say nothing, and why the referrals that convert are the ones you barely have to sell.
Keep referring and Pro stays free indefinitely – there is no cap. But most small businesses never need Pro at all. An honest look at when this is worth your time.
Each paying referral earns 3 free months of KasbPro Pro. Four make a year. Here is the maths worked through, including what happens at five, ten and twenty.
Installing an accounting plugin inside WordPress puts your books on the same server as your storefront. Here is what that actually costs you, and what a separate, connected ERP changes.
A wholesale buyer wants a custom quote, not a checkout flow. Here is how a WooCommerce customer becomes a tracked CRM deal in KasbPro, and where the process still needs a human.
Traditional ERP pricing is built around sales teams and consultants a small business never needed in the first place. Here is what actually drives the cost, and where the honest limits of a free alternative are.
Overselling and dead stock are the same root cause: sales and inventory tracked in two places that do not talk to each other. Here is how a connected ledger fixes it, and what it still cannot predict.
Inventory plugins, wholesale portals, accounting sync tools – the “free” WooCommerce core adds up fast as you scale. Here is what actually stacks, and what a free, connected ERP realistically replaces.
Your P&L says you made $10,000 and your bank says $400. Both are correct. Here is why the two numbers differ, and how to watch the one that actually kills businesses.