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Refer friends and earn GitLaw credits
GitLaw's referral programme rewards you for spreading the word. When you invite someone and they join, both you and the person you invited earn AI credits - the same credits that power drafting and document review across GitLaw.
How referrals work
- Open the referral or share dialog from your account. GitLaw gives you a personal invitation link you can share.
- Share your link with friends, colleagues, or clients - by email, message, or anywhere you like.
- They sign up using your link and start using GitLaw.
- Both of you earn credits. Your reward and theirs are added as AI credits.
The share dialog also shows a breakdown of the credits earned through referrals, so you can keep track of what each invitation has added to your account.
Where your credits appear
Referral credits are added to your AI credit pool - the same balance you spend on AI drafting and review.
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'll get more value, and so will you.
- Both sides benefit, so there's no downside to the person you invite: they start with extra credits too.
- Keep an eye on the credit breakdown in the share dialog to see which invitations have converted.
Quick reference
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Who earns credits? | Both you and the person you invite. |
| What do I earn? | AI credits, added to your account. |
| Where do the credits go? | Your AI credit pool (shared pool on organisation accounts). |
| How do I invite someone? | Share your personal invitation link from the referral/share dialog. |
| Where can I see what I've earned? | The share dialog shows a credit breakdown for your referrals. |
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