Refer clients. Split the commission 50/50. Access every product we offer.
Vendors, churches, nonprofits, and community organizations: bring your community to MACK and share in the revenue on every closing — across loans, grants, tax, insurance, housing, apparel, food, transport, and travel.
Apply to partnerSimple, transparent, community-first.
- Step 1
Apply
Tell us about your organization, your audience, and the MACK products your community would benefit from.
- Step 2
Get onboarded
We'll countersign a partner agreement, hand you a unique referral code, and give you co-branded marketing.
- Step 3
Get paid
Every deal your community closes pays a 50/50 commission split. Statements and payouts run on a monthly cycle.
How is the commission split calculated?
After third-party costs (e.g., insurance carrier fees, lender points, food costs on a banquet), the remaining net revenue is split 50/50 between MACK and your organization on every closed transaction attributed to your referral code.
Which products can we refer?
All of them: personal & commercial insurance, tax prep, business loans, housing (rent-to-own, Savannah Communal Living), grants and boarding services, groceries with SNAP delivery, transportation, custom apparel and uniforms, and travel packages.
How and when do we get paid?
Monthly. You'll get a detailed statement of every closed referral and its commission line. Payouts are direct deposit or check — your choice.
Do churches and nonprofits have to invoice as a business?
No. We can pay a 501(c)(3), a church, or an individual community leader — whichever your governing board prefers. We'll issue the correct tax forms (1099-NEC or 1099-MISC) at year-end.
Do you support financial-literacy and tax-season events?
Yes — we co-host banquets and workshops with our partners. Your community gets the education; you get the referrals. See our banquet program.
What if we're a vendor with our own product line?
Great — we can list your product line for our members through our vendor program in addition to the referral commission structure. Note that on the application.