Partner FAQ

Introducers earn 20% of seat and success fees (ex VAT). Payment timing is elected in the partner agreement: either accelerated seat-fee share with pro-rata clawback on member refunds, or seat-fee share paid each completed 12 months with no clawback once paid. investorbet issues a periodic statement (monthly or quarterly) of amounts earned; the introducer invoices for that figure, adding VAT if VAT-registered. Non–VAT-registered introducers invoice without VAT. Unused refunded periods do not carry commission (credit note / clawback under the clawback model if already paid). Seat £1,200+VAT/yr (1/3/5 yr lock) · success 20%+VAT on IWB high-water only · 15²

investorbet issues a periodic statement (monthly or quarterly) of amounts earned; the introducer invoices for that figure, adding VAT if VAT-registered. Non–VAT-registered introducers invoice without VAT. Introducers get an ongoing referral-fee statement in the partner area, plus a clear prompt when a period is ready: please invoice £X + VAT (if VAT-registered) for month / quarter ending Y. Invoices to: investorbet Ltd, 124 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX · Company No. 17417486. Email invoices to accounts@investorbet.co.uk (or the address in your partner agreement). Most professional IFAs are VAT-registered; if you are not, invoice without VAT.

No. Any tables or examples are illustrative maths only — not forecasts of fill rate or member performance.

We send a statement of amounts earned (monthly or quarterly as agreed). You invoice us; we pay against that invoice. Seat-fee share timing depends on your elected model: clawback (earlier payment, pro-rata repay if the member is refunded) or annual (paid each completed 12 months, no clawback once paid). Confirmed in your partner agreement.

Admin → IFA introducers → Example agreement. It covers client ownership, roles, confidentiality, both fee models, data protection, and termination trail. It is a draft until company details and solicitor review are complete.