For accountants and bookkeepers
Earn 8% from every client, for as long as they stay
Recommend BlissPoint to the businesses you look after. Every time they pay for their plan, 8% comes to you. Not for one year, not for three: for as long as they're a customer.
Become a partnerFree to join. Paid monthly through Stripe.
How 8% compares
Some programs start at a higher rate, then stop paying after one to three years. Businesses rarely move their books once they're set up, so a share that never ends keeps adding up.
$24
one Pro client, 1 year
$72
one Pro client, 3 years
$120
one Pro client, 5 years
Pro is $25 a month; 8% of $300 a year is $24. Twenty Pro clients earn you $480 a year, every year.
| Program | Your share | For how long |
|---|---|---|
| BlissPoint | 8% | For as long as the client pays |
| Intuit ProPartner (from early 2027) | 10%, up to 25% at higher tiers | 3 years (12 months today) |
| Gusto | 5–20% by number of clients | Ongoing |
| Xero | None (perks such as a free subscription) | — |
Programs' published terms, checked October 2026.
Books your clients actually keep
Invoices, bills and bank activity land in one ledger, so the profit and loss and cash flow are ready when you need them, not rebuilt from a shoebox.
The accountant pack, one click away
Clients send you their reports and ledger for any period in one step, ready for tax time.
Prefer a bigger first year?
The affiliate track pays $15–$80 per paying signup plus 25% for 12 months instead. You choose one track and can switch for future payments.
How it works
- Join from your BlissPoint account with your firm's name. You get a link and a code.
- Share the link with clients. Anyone who signs up within 90 days of clicking it counts as yours.
- Each time a client pays for their plan, 8% is added to your balance. It clears after 30 days.
- Once your balance reaches $25, it's sent to your bank through Stripe each month.
Refunded or disputed payments don't earn. Credit-building subscriptions don't count. You must tell clients you earn a share, as the FTC requires. Full terms: Terms of Service, section 7.