On jobs we help you get, we take a clear slice of net — typically 8–10% after direct costs and an agreed overhead % — not a cut of your whole company. Partnership tickets must be logged in the app.
Trade operators who want Knight Logics growth channels (site, GBP, leads, social, referrals we send) tied to attributable jobs — with a formula both sides can audit — instead of vague handshakes. Search Performance click bands and Growth Systems monthly fees stay on separate forms when those lanes are also active.
Knight Group, Screen Team, and Roof Monsters already run owned front doors alongside partnership channels. New complementary trades join the same attribution pattern — QR → /ref/:partner → logged job → payout.
Your preexisting book of business stays yours. We only fee partnership jobs after the net formula — terms track Faith Works Option B proposals (B1 simple overhead % / B2 equipment-hours variants).
| Bucket | Money | Our fee |
|---|---|---|
| Your jobs | 100% yours | $0 |
| Partnership jobs (site, GBP, our leads, social, referrals we send) | Split per formula | 8–10% of net |
Customer paid − direct costs (materials, fuel for that job, subs, permits, job-specific repairs) − overhead = Agreed % × customer paid = Net Our fee = 8–10% × Net
Overhead share typically capped at 30% of customer paid. If costs are not listed within 14 days, fallback fees in the signed form apply (e.g. 6% of customer paid on B1-style terms).
A percentage of gross punishes high-material jobs. Pricing against net after direct costs and agreed overhead means we only get paid well when the job was profitable for you too — and we have no reason to push high-revenue, low-margin work just to inflate our fee.
Partnership jobs are those sourced through channels named on the form: website and GBP paths we operate, outreach leads we send, social campaigns in scope, and referrals from our partner network.
QR creation, checkout options, payout dashboards, and the Knight Command shell that hosts them — not a spreadsheet handshake.
Attribution Logged jobs, not memory
Net formulas only work when partnership jobs, direct costs, and referral windows are logged where both sides can audit them. Verbal “we’ll figure it out later” deals are out of scope.
Ops hub Knight Command
Partnership attribution runs in the same operator shell as outreach, email, and social — so payouts are not a separate orphan spreadsheet.
Website + GBP that complementary trades will trust before sending attributed work.
8–10% of net, overhead %, referral window, and qualifying channels written — not verbal.
Partner codes, brochures, and checkout options wired into the referral stack.
Partnership tickets and costs in the app; dashboard shows earned vs paid.
No. Search Performance is GSC click-band monthly fees. Partnership % applies to attributed jobs from growth channels. Order forms keep lanes separate to avoid double billing.
Commercial rate is negotiated on the signed form within the published 8–10% band for net on partnership jobs.
If costs are not listed within 14 days, fallback fees in the signed form apply (for example a % of customer paid on B1-style terms).
No. Your jobs stay 100% yours. We only fee partnership jobs after the net formula.
No for partnership attribution. Without logging, there is no auditable net.
Public marketing tracks those Option B proposal patterns. Your signed form is the binding document.
Yes when the order forms define which outcomes are covered by monthly ops versus % of net so the same job is not billed twice.
Direct costs are job-specific — materials, fuel for that job, subcontractors, permits, and job-specific repairs. Overhead is general cost of doing business applied as an agreed percentage. Exact line-item rules are in your signed form.
The order form names the qualifying channels — our website/GBP paths, outreach leads, in-scope social campaigns, and partner referrals. Jobs from your preexisting book stay yours unless the form says otherwise.
Bring capacity and a willingness to log jobs — we will map which channels qualify and put the net formula on a signed form.