Know a contractor who should be on Breva?
Send us their name. If they move onto Breva and stay, we send you a $250 gift card. You do not have to be a customer, and there is nothing to sign up for.
$250
A digital gift card, sent once the contractor you referred has completed their migration and paid their first invoice.
How it works
Their company, who to speak to, and one line on why now. Under a minute.
Within two business days. We mention you by name so it does not arrive cold.
We convert their ledger and run a parallel month. Usually four to eight weeks.
Once their first invoice is paid. You are emailed at every step before that, so you are never left wondering.
What counts
We can pay on
We cannot pay on
A subcontractor or trade contractor we are not already talking to
A company doing roughly $500,000 to $15 million a year
Someone you actually know, who is expecting our call
A referral that reaches us before they contact us themselves
A contractor already in our pipeline — we will tell you within two business days
A seat a general contractor or association is already sponsoring
Yourself, your own company, or anyone at Breva
Anyone employed by a government or public-sector body, including public schools and agencies
Send a referral
The fine print, in plain words
Five paid referrals per person per year. Past that, come and talk to us — if you are sending that many, there is a better arrangement for you.
Nothing is owed if they do not move. We will still tell you what happened.
The card is taxable income to you. The Internal Revenue Service treats gift cards as cash. We report only where the law requires it, and at five referrals a year you will not reach that threshold.
Get their permission first. Do not send us someone who is not expecting our call. One line from you beforehand makes the whole thing work better anyway.
If you mention this publicly, say you are being paid. A post or a recommendation that earns you a card has to say so. That is a Federal Trade Commission rule, and it is also just fair.
Nothing here depends on financing. The card is for a software referral. It is not tied to, contingent on, or calculated by reference to any loan, line of credit, insurance or surety bond.
