Refer your clients to a vetted network of global mobility specialists
Refer cases and earn commissions on the deals you close. Access verified providers across 50+ jurisdictions. Free to start — sign up in 5 minutes.
Built for professionals with client flow
Professionals who, at some point, face a client request outside their jurisdiction or specialisation — and refer it into a vetted network in exchange for a commission.
Immigration lawyers & consultants
Passing on cases outside their jurisdiction or service scope, without committing to full provider verification.
Visa & passport specialists
Referring requests beyond their own coverage to verified partners.
Relocation & migration specialists
Handling settling-in and logistics, referring the immigration or investment part.
Independent agents & affiliates
Working with clients one-on-one, without a firm structure.
Premium real estate brokers
Clients buying property across jurisdictions, often combined with residency programmes.
Wealth advisors, family offices, concierge
Clients who occasionally need second citizenship, visas, or cross-border structures.
How a deal flows through Circle Deals
Submit a request
From the Requests section: jurisdictions, service line, timeline, currency, brief case. Publish to the network, or send a Direct Request to a specific provider.
Receive offers
Verified providers respond — commission, white-label, or both. See your earnings on each offer.
Pick the partner
Full contact details revealed only after you accept. No leakage before.
Track the deal
In Progress → Client paid → Commission paid → Completed. Internal chat. Audit log on every change.
Two ways to structure a deal
Provider pays you a referral commission
The provider receives the client payment, then pays you a referral commission on the agreed terms.
You bill the client, the client sees only you
You collect from the client directly, then pay the provider for the service. The relationship stays entirely yours.
A provider can offer both at once. The deal type can be switched mid-flight by mutual agreement — either party proposes, the other accepts.
What you get
Start free, scale by volume
An individual agent seat costs nothing: post 5 requests a month, run up to 5 deals, full toolkit, monthly meetings. Paid plans below add your company, your team, and volume.
- One seat, and your company: name, logo and a company page the network sees. Team and Group add colleagues under that same account, each with their own login.
- A request is one cross-border case you post into the network — jurisdictions, service line, budget, timeline. Verified providers respond with offers and you choose one. The count resets each calendar month.
- A deal starts when you accept a provider's offer on your request, and runs until it's completed. Paid plans have no limit on how many you keep open at once.
- Everything in Free
- Analytics
- Programme reviews, regulatory updates, roundtables and guest speakers, online every month. It's where you get to know the providers you'll be placing cases with before there's a case on the table.
- Invitation only; attendance is billed separately.
- Questions about your account, billing or a deal in progress, answered by the team that runs the network. Paid members get the fastest response.
- Each seat is a colleague under your company account, with their own login. Add more at €20 / month each, on the same billing cycle as your plan — a seat carries +30 requests a month. Up to nine seats.
- A request is one cross-border case you post into the network — jurisdictions, service line, budget, timeline. Verified providers respond with offers and you choose one. The count resets each calendar month.
- A deal starts when you accept a provider's offer on your request, and runs until it's completed. Paid plans have no limit on how many you keep open at once.
- Owner, admin and member roles inside one company account. The owner handles billing and the team; members run their own cases and their own profile card.
- Analytics
- Programme reviews, regulatory updates, roundtables and guest speakers, online every month. It's where you get to know the providers you'll be placing cases with before there's a case on the table.
- Invitation only; attendance is billed separately.
- Questions about your account, billing or a deal in progress, answered by the team that runs the network. Paid members get the fastest response.
- Each seat is a colleague under your company account, with their own login. Add more at €10 / month each, on the same billing cycle as your plan. Requests are already unlimited, so a seat adds the person, not the volume.
- A request is one cross-border case you post into the network — jurisdictions, service line, budget, timeline. Verified providers respond with offers and you choose one. On Group there is no monthly cap on how many you post.
- A deal starts when you accept a provider's offer on your request, and runs until it's completed. Paid plans have no limit on how many you keep open at once.
- Owner, admin and member roles inside one company account. The owner handles billing and the team; members run their own cases and their own profile card.
- Analytics
- Programme reviews, regulatory updates, roundtables and guest speakers, online every month. It's where you get to know the providers you'll be placing cases with before there's a case on the table.
- Invitation only; attendance is billed separately.
- Questions about your account, billing or a deal in progress, answered by the team that runs the network. Paid members get the fastest response.
Frequently asked
Do I need a registered company to join as an agent?
No. Solo agents go through identity verification only — no company review.
How do commissions work in practice?
On a commission deal, the provider pays you a referral commission on the agreed terms after the client pays. On white-label, you bill the client and pay the provider for the service.
What's the difference between Free and Core?
On Free you're an individual agent — a personal profile, one seat. Core is where you become a company: add your company name and logo, present yourself as part of that company, and start building its reputation and track record. It also raises your monthly requests from 5 to 30. Separately, the limit of five deals open at once is removed. Team and Group then let you add colleagues as team members.
I'm an immigration lawyer — should I join as an agent or as a provider?
If you only pass cases on and never take cross-border work yourself, the agent side is enough. If you practise, join as a provider — it covers both directions: you respond to cases in your jurisdictions, and on any provider plan you can still post your own clients' out-of-scope cases for the network to pick up. Provider membership also carries the part of the network that isn't on the platform: the Telegram forum, personal introductions and the monthly online meetings, with access on every seat. The forum is providers only.
What if a provider doesn't deliver?
Circle is not a party to any deal and takes no responsibility for the work itself — members contract directly with each other, so do your own due diligence before placing a case. What Circle controls is who stays in the network. Report the conduct and we will review it; where a member has breached our standards, membership has been restricted or withdrawn. Every completed deal, confirmed payment and piece of feedback stays attached to a member's record, which is what keeps standards high. The Complaints & Reporting Policy sets out how to raise a complaint and the limits of our role.
Start referring in five minutes
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