Earn by introducing businesses to HDW.

Yes. You can earn a share of HDW’s marketplace fees from qualifying purchases made during your agreed earning period at businesses you introduce—including purchases by customers you didn’t refer. You make the business connection; you don’t have to generate each sale.

Your earnings depend on qualifying HDW activity at the businesses you introduce and your agreed share of HDW’s marketplace fees. We share your compensation and earning period privately before you begin, so you know how the opportunity works.

For each approved location, the earning period starts with its first successful live purchase through HDW—not simply when you make the introduction. Your agreed period determines which purchases can contribute to your earnings.

You receive statements showing qualifying activity, earnings, adjustments and payment status. Once payment verification is complete, eligible payments are sent on your agreed schedule.

Yes. Start with one good fit or build on several relationships over time. There is no minimum referral quota or exclusivity requirement; each eligible location is reviewed separately and has its own earning period.

Local-business advisors, agencies, service providers, creators, and hospitality professionals can all bring valuable connections. The program is open to eligible US-based individuals aged 18 or older and US businesses, with approval and agreed terms before participation.

Your business relationships are what matter. The introduction-only program does not require a social-media audience, recurring posts, or paid campaigns. You can focus on making a useful connection.

For the NYC launch, start with restaurants, bars, cafés, bakeries, or tea shops whose owners may be interested in local discovery, offers, and practical business tools. Have a connection in another category or market? Tell us about it so we can discuss the fit.

Give the owner or decision-maker a brief explanation of HDW, confirm they are interested in a conversation, and connect us with their permission. Share how you know the business and why HDW may fit; we take the detailed conversation from there.

HDW handles the detailed pitch, commercial terms, onboarding, and platform support. Your role is to open the conversation and make a qualified introduction—not run an ongoing sales or customer-service operation.

Tell us about the business and your connection before proceeding. We review existing conversations and your contribution, then explain whether an introduction or an approved assistance arrangement can qualify.

Hospitality relationships can be a good fit, and working for a business does not automatically rule you out. If you are responsible for deciding whether that business obtains HDW services, you are not eligible to earn for it. Before making an introduction, check your employment, workplace, professional and contractual restrictions and any conflicts of interest. You are responsible for complying with those obligations and obtaining any required approvals. HDW may review conflicts and decline participation or referrals.