No. Making an introduction between a client and T.A.G. Business Funding is not a licensed activity — it is similar to referring a client to an accountant, attorney, or insurance broker. T.A.G. handles the application, underwriting, and funding directly. You are not originating, underwriting, or approving anything.
Every growth plan, turnaround strategy, or operational overhaul you design for a client eventually runs into the same wall: capital. When the client doesn't have it and the bank timeline doesn't fit, your recommendations stall — and so does the results you were hired to deliver. Refer that client to T.A.G. Business Funding and you can earn up to 2% of the funded amount, with no license required and no cost to join.
You don't need to become a lender or add a new service line. You add one step to work you're already doing.
Growth strategy, turnaround plan, operational restructuring, expansion roadmap — the advisory work you already do for clients.
Somewhere in the engagement, the plan needs capital the client doesn't currently have on hand, or doesn't have fast enough.
Share your unique link. The client completes a short application with basic business and bank statement information — most decisions come back in hours, not weeks.
If the client's business is approved and funds, your plan moves forward on schedule and you earn a commission of up to 2% of the funded amount.
You already see these situations in client engagements. Each one is a natural point to introduce a capital referral — not a sales pitch, just a resource.
You've mapped out the growth plan or turnaround strategy and the client agrees with it — but the next step (inventory, staffing, marketing spend, equipment, a location build-out) requires cash the client doesn't have sitting in the account. Without capital, the plan sits on a shelf instead of getting implemented.
Seasonal businesses, project-based businesses, and companies with long receivable cycles often have the revenue on paper but not the cash in hand at the moment it's needed. A working capital advance can bridge the gap between now and the client's next revenue event without disrupting the plan's timeline.
A new location becomes available, a supplier offers a bulk inventory discount with a deadline, or the client needs to make a key hire to capture a growth window — but the capital isn't there yet and a bank loan won't close in time. These windows close fast; MCA funding can move in a matter of days.
Commission is up to 2% of the funded amount — paid only when the referred business successfully funds. The table below is illustration only, not a projection of what any specific referral will earn.
| Funded Amount | Commission (up to 2%) |
|---|---|
| $50,000 funded | up to $1,000 |
| $100,000 funded | up to $2,000 |
| $250,000 funded | up to $5,000 |
| $500,000 funded | up to $10,000 |
| $1,000,000 funded | up to $20,000 |
Illustration only. Commission rates are up to 2% of the funded amount and are subject to change. Earnings are not guaranteed and depend on the referred business qualifying and successfully completing funding. See full terms on the affiliate program page.
A capital referral should reinforce your advisory relationship, not complicate it. Here's how consultants typically handle it.
You make the introduction. T.A.G. handles the application, underwriting, funding, and repayment — you are not managing any part of the lending process. Your client continues to work with you as the strategist behind the plan; T.A.G. is simply the resource that made the plan executable.
The strongest referral conversations don't sound like a pitch. They sound like the next logical part of the advisory work you're already doing.
Best practice is to let the client know you have a referral relationship with T.A.G. and may earn a commission if they fund. It costs the client nothing extra — the commission comes out of T.A.G.'s margin, not the client's advance — and transparency about it strengthens the relationship rather than undermining it.
A referral commission doesn't replace your consulting fee — it's additive. If you're already billing a client for the strategic work, a funded referral through your link is a separate line of value on top of that engagement, not a substitute for it.
Affiliate Program Disclosure: Commission rates are up to 2% of the funded amount and are subject to change. Commissions are paid only on deals that successfully fund. Earnings examples on this page are illustrations, not guarantees or projections of actual or future earnings. See the affiliate program page for complete terms.
Join the T.A.G. affiliate program in a few minutes. Refer clients whose plans need capital to move forward, and earn up to 2% of the funded amount on every deal that closes.
