Introducing our 2025 Partner Program
At Projectworks, we believe in partnerships that foster mutual growth. Our mission is to create opportunities that not only empower you to scale your business but also help us achieve shared success. That’s why we’re thrilled to kick off 2025 with a revamped Partner Program that’s designed with you in mind.
Here’s what you can expect:
What’s new in 2025?
Simpler commissions, greater returns
We’ve streamlined our commission structure to make it more straightforward and rewarding. Now, moving up the program tiers is easier than ever, giving you the opportunity to yield even higher returns from a partnership with Projectworks.
With our new approach, there’s one measurement of success to track: your monthly recurring revenue.
Implementation Certification training
We’re introducing comprehensive training to help you grow your client offerings. With our new Implementation Certification, supported by our Customer Success team, you’ll be fully equipped to manage your clients’ onboarding process seamlessly.
Once certified, you’ll gain the confidence and skills to deliver top-notch implementation services, adding value to your partnerships and boosting client satisfaction.
A revamped Partner Portal
We’ve made significant upgrades to our Partner Portal to enhance your experience. The new and improved portal now makes it easier to:
- Sign up to the Partner Program
- Submit referrals
- Track your commission payments
Additionally, our Asset Library has expanded with even more resources to support your success. From our new “How to Sell Projectworks” guide to a handy Projectworks battlecard, you’ll find everything you need to market our partnership and drive value for your clients.
Why join the 2025 Partner Program?
The number one benefit of becoming a partner is to improve your clients profitability while generating revenue for your business.
Projectworks is a best-in-class solution that helps SMB consultancies reach their goals. Fix your clients' disparate data and broken tracking systems while you access accurate insights to make data-driven decisions and keep them profitable.
Our mission is to unleash the world’s experts from tedious admin and manual reporting. Using our connected suite of financial and project tracking tools, you and your clients will be liberated to focus delivering valuable projects and driving growth.
Let’s make 2025 a year of growth
We’re excited to collaborate with our partners to achieve greater success together. Whether you’re new to our program or a long-time partner, we’re committed to providing the tools, resources, and support you need to thrive.
Ready to get started? Register here to become a partner now. Or book a time with the Partnerships team to find out more about the program.
Here’s to building strong, fruitful partnerships in 2025. Let’s make it a year to remember!
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