Bring in sellers. Earn on everything they sell.
10% of every sale, for five years.
10% of every sale, for five years.
We pay on invoices that have been paid. What we have paid out is never taken back.
| Year 1 | Years 2 to 5 | |
|---|---|---|
| The shop pays | $599 | $599 |
| You take | 10% / $59 | 10% / $59 |
$295 for one shop over 5 years. Your cut comes out of our share: the shop pays the same and the seller earns the same, whether you are there or not.
450 shops signed
before tax. A shop that stops renewing drops out of the count from that year on.
No software to install, no white labelling to argue about. You need us for the first step and then you run the portal yourself.
One email to us and you have a login the same day. No contract to sign, no call to sit through.
A name and an email address each. The portal opens their account, sends them their login and puts their cards in the post.
They tap a card, pick the shop off Google, type in the owner's email address and leave. We send the invoice and we chase it when it is late.
One payment a month for everything that cleared, with every seller, shop and invoice on the screen behind it.
One plan at $599 a year for one location, $29 for a second card on the same counter. One price and nothing to upsell later.
Rating, review count, hours, phone, address, and whether the listing is still up at all. We compare tonight against last night, and when something moved the owner has it in an email the next morning with the old value beside the new one.
NFC and a QR code on one card, printed and posted by us, already pointed at that one listing. A customer taps it and gets the Google review page, or a message box that only the owner ever reads.
An alert the day something changes, a report at the end of every month, a summary at the end of the year, and a dated record of what we saw when a run of one-star reviews turns up out of nowhere.
An owner might notice the count, weeks later, and by then there is no way to tell what it said or when it went. That is the whole pitch at the counter, in one sentence: somebody reads your listing every night and writes to you the morning it changes.
The card never asks how the visit went and then decides what to show. Google's rules forbid sorting customers that way and so do our terms, which is the answer to the first objection most sellers meet.
We print and post the cards, we invoice the shop, we chase the invoice, and we answer the owner when they write in. Year two is a renewal rather than a second sale, because the emails have been arriving all year.
Anything else, write to info@valtela.cz.
Every seller is tagged to whoever brought them in and every shop to the seller who signed it. Your screen shows the lot: which seller, which shop, what it has paid and what it still owes.
No, it comes out of our share. Your seller is paid 40% of the first invoice and 10% of the next four years, whether anybody brought them in or not.
Their shops stay tagged to you and keep paying you for the rest of their 5 years. The tag follows the shop, not the person who is still turning up.
Once a month, for the invoices that were paid that month. An unpaid invoice pays nobody anything, and once you have been paid it is never clawed back.
No. Add people one at a time, or send them this page and let them come to you. We do not sell to anyone you bring and we do not go around you.
Nothing. There is no joining fee, no minimum and no stock to buy. A month with no sales in it is a month where nobody owes anybody anything.
Take a bad review down. Only Google can do that. We do not write reviews, buy them, or decide which customers get asked for one.
Anyone already selling to businesses with a counter: agencies, resellers of tills and point of sale kit, print shops, people who do local search. The list is the hard part and you already have it.
Your company, your city, and roughly how many people you could put on it. We reply within 24 hours, by email, with the next step.
