Referral program terms
Who can join
Anyone 18 or older with a mobile number. People get a link right away. Businesses apply, and Daylight approves each one.
Give $25, get $25
Your friend gets $25 off their first clean. You get $25 once that clean is done and paid. A business you send earns you $100 after its first paid service; the business gets no discount. A cancelled or no-show booking earns nothing. You can’t earn on yourself or your own household.
First clean only
The $25 off is for a home’s first clean with Daylight, and it is not cash. Each new home earns one reward, once, for one person. The price before the $25 off is the same with or without a link.
How we know it was you
The home or business books through your link, or tells us your name when they call. If two people send the same home, the first link used counts.
How you get paid
You choose: $25 off your next clean, or $25 by bank transfer. Before the first bank transfer we ask for a W-9. If we pay you $2,000 or more in a year, we file a 1099. Every reward stays recorded on your page.
Say you get paid
Each time you share, say that Daylight pays you. Your share text includes: “Daylight Cleaning pays me $25 when you finish and pay for your first clean, and you get $25 off it. Your price is the same either way.”
Real estate agents and property managers
Payouts to licensed real estate agents and property managers are on hold while we check the licensing rules. Your referrals still count and stay recorded. Tell your client in writing, and follow your brokerage’s rules. You can always share the link.
You’re independent
You don’t work for Daylight and can’t speak for us, make promises for us, or set prices.
What we never do
Pay for clicks or calls, pay a percentage of a job, tie a reward to a review, or charge your referral more. We don’t pay on a clean billed through a home closing.
Your page
Your private page shows each referral as first name, last initial, date, town and status. Nothing else about them.
Changes
Daylight may change or end the program at any time. What you earned before a change is still paid.