Allocator Code WE Intelligence, Inc.

Brand Ambassadors and Partners

Allocator Code is a search engine for allocators. Enter the name and firm of anyone who writes checks — an angel, a syndicate lead, a VC partner, a family office, a hedge fund, a public-market investor — and it returns a full profile of that person, built from the public record. How they invest. What their thesis is. What they need to see before they act. Know before you meet.

Introduce it to anyone in your network who is raising capital — or whose work depends on knowing allocators — and you're paid on what they buy.

The terms

10%
Your customer saves
Off list, every purchase made with your code.
15%
You earn
Of net revenue on every sale your code is attached to.
5%
On your team
Of net revenue on everything your brand partners sell.
Paid monthly. A month closes, you're paid by the last business day of the month after. No cap, no minimum, no clawback — if we collect it, you're paid on it.

Getting started

Four steps, once.

  1. Read the agreement Two pages, below. Worth reading before you start — particularly sections 3 and 4, on what you're paid and when.
  2. Complete the form and sign Who you are, whether you're joining as an ambassador or onto someone's team, and where you'll be talking about us — then you sign the agreement at the end of it. Nothing to print, scan or email. We read every one.
  3. Get your code We review every application. Once yours is approved, your code arrives by email along with your materials and a link for recruiting your own team.
  4. Set up payment Bill.com sends you a secure invitation for your tax form and remittance details. We never see your tax ID. Nothing pays out until this is done.

What you're selling

Know the fit before you walk in the room.

Someone enters the name and firm of any investor or LP. Allocator Code returns a profile of that person: how they invest, where they sit on the risk-appetite spectrum, what their thesis is, and what they look for in the room. Built from the public record, in about a minute.

The coverage is the part people underestimate. If an allocator has a public profile on the internet, they are searchable — at every level of the market. Angel investors and syndicate leads. Seed and growth VCs. Family offices, endowments, foundations and pension staff. Corporate venture arms. Private equity, hedge funds and public-market investors. One search engine, from the $25K check to the $250M mandate.

Two things, and the second is the one nobody else supplies. Thesis fit tells you whether an allocator can invest. Risk alignment tells you what they need to see in order to act.

Risk-preservingGrowth-seeking
0 · proof first50 · balanced100 · vision first

Sold to founders raising, to GPs raising from LPs, and to the firms and programs that research allocators at volume.

Your code

The code is the whole system.

There's nothing to register and no leads to submit. Your code is how every sale finds its way back to you — and its shape tells us who to pay.

Ambassador code

MCYou - AC10Allocator Code, 10% - 4721Unique to you

Every sale made with this code earns you 15%.

Brand partner code

MCYou - JHYour partner - AC10Allocator Code, 10% - 8823Unique to them

Your partner earns 15%. You earn 5% on the same sale — their share isn't taken out of yours.

The product segment changes as the catalogue grows. AC10 is Allocator Code at 10% off.

Building a team

Bring people in. Do nothing else.

Anyone you appoint becomes a brand partner on your team. They get their own code, sign their own agreement, and are paid directly by us. You earn 5% on everything they sell, for as long as you're both in the program.

You don't register them, track them or chase them. You send them your recruiting link and they do the rest — it fills in your name for them so the credit can't go astray. Teams run one level deep: your partners don't appoint partners of their own.

The paperwork

Everything you need to sign, and to share.

All public links — forward them to anyone you want on your team, no account needed. The agreement here is the reading copy; you sign it inside the form.

Sample profiles

Three full-length profiles are published on the site. Anyone can read them with a name and email — no purchase, no account. It's the most persuasive thing you can put in front of someone.

Read the sample profiles →
Send your code alongside the link. Someone who reads a sample and buys without entering your code isn't attributed to you, and it can't be applied afterwards. Put both in the same message.

Join the program

Five minutes. Ambassadors and brand partners use the same form — you pick which on the way through. You'll need your legal name as it appears on your tax form.

Start the form →

The rules

Three, and they're short.

None of them limit where you talk about us. They stop your code being used to take credit for sales you didn't bring.

Share your code with people you reach. Don't list it where strangers can find it.
Coupon sites intercept buyers who were already on their way. The sale gets charged to you, the discount comes off, and nobody was actually introduced to anything.
Fine
Your LinkedIn, your newsletter, a talk, a podcast, your community's Slack, a direct message to someone raising
Not fine
RetailMeNot, Honey, Slickdeals, a "promo codes" listing, a coupon thread on Reddit
Don't buy search ads on our brand names.
Someone typing our name into Google already knows us — they're on their way to us. An ad above our own listing collects a commission for standing in the doorway.
Fine
Ads on "how to research an investor" or "investor due diligence tools"
Not fine
Bidding on "allocator code", "allocatorcode.ai", "WE Intelligence" or "Founderverse"
When you post publicly, say you're an ambassador.
Naming the relationship is the whole requirement — it doesn't need to read like a legal notice, and it isn't a confession. It's a credential, and the discount alongside it does the rest.
Fine
"I'm an Allocator Code ambassador — my code takes 10% off."
Not fine
A post that reads as an unconnected recommendation with a code quietly attached

A firm that buys Allocator Code is a customer like any other — venture, private equity, hedge funds and family offices included, and they're among the best prospects you have.

Where things go

Who to contact.

Signing
Done inside the form You'll get an executed copy by email once it's countersigned.
Payment setup
Bill.com invitation Sent to you directly once your application is approved. Check your spam folder if you don't see it.
Payment questions
ambassadors@weintelligence.ai
Everything else
Fernanda Carapinha fcarapinha@weintelligence.ai · Founder & CEO

Join

Enroll as an ambassador or a partner.

Four minutes, and the same form either way — you pick your role on the way through. You'll need your legal name as it appears on your tax form. Nothing here asks for a tax ID or a bank account — that comes separately, and securely.

Fields marked * are required. Everything tagged Optional can be left blank.

01
Who you are

Your legal name has to match your tax form — a mismatch is the single most common reason a payment fails.

Paid as *
02
Your role

Same agreement, same 15% on what you sell. The difference is whether you hold your own code or sit on an ambassador's team.

03
How you'll reach people

Be specific. This is how we know which materials will actually be useful to you.

04
The agreement

Two pages. Read it before you sign — it's short, and sections 3 and 4, on compensation and payment, are the ones that matter to you.

Brand Ambassador and Partner Agreement v2.1

10% off for your customer · 15% to you · 5% on your team · paid monthly · no cap, no minimum, no clawback.

Open the agreement (PDF) →
Sign here *
Draw your signature

Submitting this is an application. Once it's approved you'll get a separate, secure invitation from Bill.com for your payment details and tax form — we never see or store your tax ID.