What you earn
| Their plan | You get, per month | Over 12 months |
|---|---|---|
| Founder — $19/mo | $3.80 | up to $45.60 |
| Yamate — $29/mo | $5.80 | up to $69.60 |
| Company — $79/mo | $15.80 | up to $189.60 |
Send ten tradies on the Company plan and that is $158 a month while they stay. There is no cap on how many you refer.
Who this suits
- Bookkeepers and accountants — you already tell tradie clients to sort their invoicing out.
- Trade associations and trainers — an app your members can actually run off a phone.
- Suppliers and wholesalers — something useful to hand a customer at the counter.
- Tradies with a following — if people ask what you use, this pays you for answering.
How it works
- You get a link with your own code in it.
- They sign up. The code stays with them even if they take a few days to decide.
- They pay. Your share is worked out on what we actually received that month.
- We pay you monthly, into your bank account, against your ABN.
Clicks, signups and what you are owed all show on your own partner dashboard.
The terms, plainly
| Rate | 20% of subscription money we actually receive from them |
|---|---|
| How long | 12 months from the month they convert |
| Paid | Monthly, to an Australian bank account |
| You need | An ABN. Tell us whether you are registered for GST |
| Reversals | A refund or chargeback reverses that month's commission |
| Ending it | Either of us can stop any time. What you have earned is still paid |
Ready?
Fill this in and we will be in touch. You need an ABN — we check it against the business register.
Applying does not sign you up to anything. We read it, and nobody is paid a cent until a real person has looked.
Rather ask first? Email hello@yamate.au and you will get the founder, not a call centre.
Commission is paid on subscription money Yamate actually receives and keeps. The figures above are worked out from the plan prices on this site and assume a tradie stays the full 12 months — nobody is promising they will. Founder pricing ends 30 September 2026. This is not financial advice, and it is not an offer of employment or agency.