Spread the word. Earn for life.

Not a job. If you know a lunch spot that should take orders online, or a maker who should have a store, point them at a page we build from their own menu or listing — one link, a minute of your time. When they take it and it earns, so do you.

Know of a great lunch spot? Help them take orders online. Takes 1 minute, and earn for life. Open to see how

Restaurants

Walk in, have lunch, drop a card, earn residuals for life.

Most restaurants already have a website. The question that decides the pitch is whether they take orders online, and through whom — read from each restaurant's own site. Sweep the town you are standing in and the ones to have lunch at appear below.

The whole method, in four moves

  1. 1.Press Build their ordering page before you go in — it reads the menu they already published, so you walk in with their dishes, not a guess.
  2. 2.Have lunch. Show the owner the Evolve page on your phone: their site beside the ordering page, and a dish they can tap.
  3. 3.Leave the postcard on the counter if the owner is out — its QR opens the same page and carries your code.
  4. 4.When they take it and orders start, your share of every order is paid for as long as they sell. You earn when they do, and only then.

Somewhere else today?

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Two sweeps a day per connection, and a city swept in the last week is shown rather than swept again — each sweep costs money, and the database only needs it once.

Know a small business owner? Help them Evolve their online presence, and earn for life (takes just 1 minute). Open to see how

Two things a small business owner might need. Open the one that fits.

They sell things, but not online yet.A store with checkout, built from what they already sell. When orders run through it, your share of each order is paid the same way as the restaurants.
A store with checkout, start to finishyouthe businessruns on its own
  1. Spot a maker or a shop with no checkoutyou

    A bakery that posts its loaves, a farm stand, a shop whose site is a brochure. The sweep and the no-website table are both doors.

  2. Build it from what they already showyou

    Their listing, their site, or their post: products, prices and photos they published. Nothing invented about a business we have never spoken to.

  3. Hand them the claim linkyou

    Text it or leave the card. The link carries your code, so the store is attributed to you.

  4. They claim it and connect payoutsthe business

    Their own name, their own prices; card payouts go to their account. They fix anything we read wrong before it goes live.

  5. Orders run through checkoutruns on its own

    Each paid order carries the per-order fee; your share of it posts to the ledger the payout run pays from.

They have no website at all.A free site built from their public listing, claimed with one link that carries your code. Self-serve from there — the door, not the paycheck.
The free website build — the somewhere-to-send a noyouthe businessruns on its own
  1. Spot a business with no websiteyou

    The no-website table on your page, or a sweep where you are standing.

  2. Build it from their listingyou

    One click. Their name, hours, phone and photos — nothing invented about a business we have never spoken to.

  3. Hand them the claim linkyou

    Text it or leave the card. The link carries your code so the site is attributed to you.

  4. They claim it, freethe business

    The site goes live under their own name the moment they do, with no card and no call.

  5. Self-serve from therethe business

    A custom domain and the managed tier are on the post-claim page; they buy or they do not.

How you are paid

Sign in once and every link you share carries your own code. When a business you pointed here takes orders through its page, 20% of our per-order fee is yours, for as long as they sell. You earn when they do, and only then — nothing up front, nothing for a signup that never sells.

Sign in, then open either box: the tables show "Build their ordering page" and every link it hands you carries your code.