Refer friends and earn GitLaw credits

To refer someone to GitLaw, open the referral or share dialog from your account, copy your personal invitation link and share it. When they sign up using your link, both of you earn AI credits: the same credits that power drafting and document review across GitLaw.

Before you start: a GitLaw account.

How do GitLaw referrals work?

GitLaw's referral programme rewards you for spreading the word:

1. Open the referral or share dialog from your account. GitLaw gives you a personal invitation link you can share.
2. Share your link with friends, colleagues or clients, by email, message, or anywhere you like.
3. They sign up using your link and start using GitLaw.
4. Both of you earn credits. Your reward and theirs are added as AI credits.

You can see the credits earned from referrals in your billing settings, under usage.

Where do referral credits appear?

Referral credits are added to your personal AI credit balance, the same balance you spend on AI drafting and review. They go to your personal balance even when you are part of an organisation. For a full explanation of how credits are measured and spent, see How does billing work?.

Tips for getting the most from referrals

• Share your link with people who genuinely need contracts drafted or reviewed. They will get more value, and so will you.
• Both sides benefit, so there is no downside for the person you invite: they start with extra credits too.
• Check Billing → Usage to see the referral credits you have earned.

Frequently asked questions

Who earns credits from a GitLaw referral?

Both you and the person you invite. Your reward and theirs are added as AI credits when they sign up using your link.

Where can I see what I have earned from referrals?

In your billing settings, under usage. Billing → Usage shows the credits your referrals have earned.

Related articles

• How does billing work?
• Manage your organisation

Reviewed by the GitLaw team. Last updated 29 July 2026.