The payout model is the question every prospective partner asks first, and it should be simple to answer. With Truvo it is: you earn a fixed referral fee each time an introduction turns into a qualified lead. This is a plain walkthrough of how that works — what triggers a fee, when it posts, how you get paid, and why the structure is built the way it is.
How does Truvo pay partners?
Truvo pays a fixed referral fee for each qualified lead that starts from your referral link, code, or embedded widget. A qualified lead is a customer who requests a quote through your link and can be reached. "Fixed" means the fee does not change based on the premium, the policy, or whether the customer buys at all.
This matters for two reasons:
- It is predictable. You know what a successful referral is worth before you make it.
- It keeps non-licensed partners compliant. Because your fee is not a percentage of premium and does not depend on the sale, you stay on the referral side of the line rather than drifting into commission territory, which generally requires a license. We cover that distinction in how insurance referral commissions work.
A customer who requests a renters quote and one who requests a homeowners quote generate the same fixed fee. Your earnings track introductions, not premium size.