Multi-provider internet referral program
How an Internet Referral Program Actually Works
The important question is not just whether you can submit a lead. It is which provider campaign accepts referrals, whether the customer qualifies, who fulfills the opportunity, and whether the original referrer stays attached when the order is completed.
Apply as a Referral PartnerApplication approval and referral eligibility vary by campaign and customer location.
A referral program is not the same thing as provider access
Stance first approves the person as a Referral Partner. Then referral-enabled provider campaigns can be assigned based on the market, customer source, and what Stance is actually authorized to support. A provider logo on the site does not automatically mean that provider accepts referrals.
Current referral-enabled provider opportunities
Stance currently supports referral participation across several provider programs. The exact customer offer and available market still depend on provider eligibility.
Programs that are intentionally not treated as referrals
Some active campaigns require a different sales channel. Keeping those programs separate prevents a referral partner from being promised access to a channel that actually requires a direct seller, assigned territory, event activity, or provider credentials.
How Stance keeps the original referral attached
When a referral is processed correctly, the original source can remain tied to the resulting customer and order even when another seller closes the sale. That lets a referral business scale without forcing every referrer to become the closer.
Want one referral relationship with access to eligible campaigns?
Apply once as a Referral Partner. Stance reviews your customer source and market, then assigns referral-enabled campaigns that fit rather than asking you to guess which provider program you need.