Interested in recommending EMPOBase?
Register interest in the planned programme for people who support humanitarian and development organizations.
Interest registration only. Participation, commission accrual and payouts are not active. Final effective terms must be published before participation begins.
Who it is for
Consultants, trainers, creators, community leaders, agencies and referral networks working with humanitarian and development organizations. NGO, CSO and INGO staff may be interested in the planned Organization-credit option, subject to their Organization’s conflict-of-interest rules. Eligibility and approval conditions are in the full draft terms. Under the proposed terms, EMPO employees and their immediate family members are not eligible.
How it would work
Register interest
Tell us who you are and who you work with. Registration does not activate participation.
Review the final terms
Before participating, review the final effective terms and eligibility requirements.
Refer with a code after launch
The draft proposes attribution through a valid, active, non-self-referral code entered at checkout. Offline referrals without a code would not qualify.
Proposed rewards
The draft proposes a flat 10% commission on eligible annual payments actually collected for 24 months from referral credit: signup and first renewal. Under the proposal, the referred Organization would receive 10% off its first year of annual billing and a 30-day trial instead of the standard 14 days.
Starter, Team and Pro annual subscriptions only. Monthly billing, Enterprise, EMPO Academy, training and consultancy are excluded. Commission depends on the code remaining valid, active and non-self. Only one code per Organization; no combining promotions. No tiers, bounties or milestone bonuses.
Cash and Organization-credit options are planned; neither payouts nor credit redemption is active. Self-referrals, including an Organization or account you control, are prohibited. Disclose the affiliate relationship and follow your Organization’s rules. Larger partnerships may have separate terms under a direct MOU.