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Create a dedicated sales account and get your seller referral code instantly.
Share a practical review workflow with businesses that already care about trust. Your seller dashboard shows the referral link, signups, paid upgrades, commission status, and payout notes without mixing sales activity into a customer account.

35%
Commission signal
Track eligible paid upgrades from your dashboard.
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Review hold
See pending and cleared states before payout.
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Referral flow
Share a unique link with every business lead.
Create a dedicated sales account and get your seller referral code instantly.
Show local businesses how a QR-led feedback flow can reduce friction for customer reviews and give owners a calmer way to understand private service issues.
Use the referral dashboard to see signups, paid upgrades, pending commissions, cleared commissions, and payout notes.
Seller playbook
A strong ClariFlow sales conversation is simple: identify missed review moments, show a branded QR flow, explain private feedback recovery, and connect the right plan to the owner's reputation risk.
Ask how the business currently requests reviews, where the Google review link is shared, who follows up with customers, and what happens when someone has a bad experience.
Open the review page, QR template examples, pricing page, and dashboard story. Local owners usually understand the value faster when they can imagine the QR code at their own counter.
ReviewGiver is a simple starting point for consistent review requests. Shield is a better fit when the business needs stronger private feedback handling and owner visibility.
Use the sales dashboard to find your referral link, monitor signups, see paid upgrades, understand pending and cleared commission states, and keep payout notes separate from customer accounts.
Objection handling
That is good. ClariFlow makes the ask more consistent by giving staff one branded page and printable QR assets instead of relying on memory, scattered links, or last-minute messages.
That is exactly why QR placement matters. A counter card, table stand, receipt QR, or follow-up link keeps the review request visible without adding a long script to every interaction.
ClariFlow gives customers a private way to explain problems so the owner can respond and improve. Businesses should still ask for honest feedback and avoid blocking genuine reviews.
Start by measuring scan activity, staff adoption, review request consistency, and private feedback themes. The value is in a repeatable customer feedback habit, not a one-time campaign.
Who to sell to
These businesses already understand reviews. Your job is to show them a cleaner way to ask, route, and measure the review moment.
Seller FAQ
Sellers create a sales account, share their ClariFlow referral link, and track eligible paid customer upgrades and commissions from the referral dashboard.
No. The seller program is a referral-style sales opportunity for people who can introduce ClariFlow to local businesses. It should not be described as employment, guaranteed income, or a fixed salary.
ClariFlow is easiest to explain to local businesses where reputation affects the next booking, visit, or call, including restaurants, salons, clinics, repair shops, and service teams.
No. Sellers only need to explain the business outcome: a cleaner way to ask customers for feedback, connect people to the right review destination, and give sensitive complaints a private owner review path.
No. Commissions depend on eligible paid customer upgrades and review rules inside the referral program, and sellers can track pending and cleared states in the dashboard.
A good demo shows the business owner the branded review page, QR template examples, customer scan flow, pricing page, private feedback path, and seller referral tracking. Keep the demo focused on the owner problem, not buzzwords.
No. Sellers should not promise rankings, review volume, ratings, or guaranteed revenue. They can explain that ClariFlow reduces friction, improves consistency, and helps owners manage the review request workflow.
No. Sellers should not advise businesses to pay, discount, pressure, or reward customers for reviews. Review requests should be honest, voluntary, and based on real customer experiences.
The product is visual and practical. A seller can show a QR review card, explain the branded page, compare plans, and connect the workflow to everyday problems like missed review moments, staff inconsistency, and private service recovery.
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