Get introduced to clients who need a Declaration of Trust.
Every week, people across the UK search for help protecting a home they own together. We help them find a firm they can trust - that could be yours. List your firm, we send people your way, and your clients get 25% off their first year of TrustBadger. It is free to join.
Free to join · No fees, no commission, nothing to declare · Be one of our founding partner firms
How it works
A fair swap. No money changes hands.
The directory goes live as our founding partners come on board. Join early and your firm is listed from day one.
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We list your firm
Your logo, your town, and a link straight to you, in a directory built for people who need a Declaration of Trust.
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Clients find you
People searching for help setting one up discover your firm through a site they already trust, and get in touch directly.
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You mention TrustBadger
When you set up a Declaration of Trust, you tell your client about TrustBadger and give them your firm's code for 25% off their first year. That's it.
What you get
Worth far more than a referral fee.
New client introductions
People actively looking for a Declaration of Trust, pointed to your firm. Real leads, not pennies.
A tool that protects your work
A Declaration of Trust is only as good as the records behind it. TrustBadger keeps those records, so the document you drafted still holds up years later.
A genuine perk for clients
25% off their first year is a thoughtful extra you can hand every client, at no cost to you.
A modern, thorough look
A 'Partnered with TrustBadger' badge for your own site shows clients you go the extra mile.
The product
Your name's on it. So see it first.
You'd be pointing clients to TrustBadger, so it's only fair you see exactly what they get. The heart of it is a solicitor-ready PDF: a dated, paginated record of every contribution, with a full audit trail. Here is a real sample.
What's in the export
- A plain-English property summary
- Exactly what each owner has put in, with percentage shares
- Every logged contribution, dated and categorised
- A complete, tamper-evident audit trail
- The formula behind the split, spelled out
- A clear 'this is a record, not legal advice' note
What we ask in return
One simple thing.
All we ask is that you tell your Declaration of Trust clients about TrustBadger and pass on their discount code. No targets, no hard sell, no paperwork.
Crucially, this is not a referral-fee arrangement. No money changes hands in either direction, so there is nothing for you to declare. You get clients; your clients get a useful tool and a discount.
Who it's for
Firms whose clients buy homes together.
- Conveyancers and property solicitors
- Family law solicitors
- Estate agents
- Mortgage advisers and brokers
- Will writers
Fair questions
Does it cost anything?
No. Joining the directory is free, and there are no fees or commissions either way.
Do I have to hard-sell it?
Not at all. Just mention TrustBadger where it's relevant - typically when you set up a Declaration of Trust - and pass on the discount code.
Is this a referral fee I'd need to declare?
No. No money changes hands in either direction, so there's nothing to declare. You receive client introductions; your clients receive a tool and a discount.
What do my clients get?
25% off their first year of TrustBadger, on top of the standard 14-day free trial. One subscription covers both co-owners.
How does the discount actually work?
We give your firm its own code. Share it with clients, they enter it at checkout, and 25% comes off their first year. It also lets us see how many clients have come through your firm, so we can show you the value you're adding.
How do clients reach me?
Your listing links straight to your firm. People who find you in the directory contact you directly, the same as any other enquiry.
Can I leave whenever I want?
Yes. Ask us to remove your listing at any time and we will, no questions asked.
Apply
Become a founding partner.
Tell us about your firm and we'll be in touch to get you listed. It takes a minute, and there's nothing to pay.