You probably know an engineering practice, a lab or a closed startup sitting on years of records. Introduce them to Lunchbreak and share in the value when they license.
Engineering, architecture and life sciences firms that are operating, winding down or already closed. Your fee is agreed in writing before we reach out.
Engineers, designers and scientists with real professional depth. They get meaningful, flexible work and you get a thank you.
We confirm attribution and your fee before anyone is contacted, so there is never a question about who made the introduction.
Tell us who they are and how you know them. It takes two minutes.
Within two business days you receive a referral agreement with the amount and timing.
When the firm is paid or the expert completes 40 hours, so are you. By ACH or wire.
Illustrative only. Business referral fees are typically 10% of the first license value, capped at $100,000, and always agreed in writing first.
We never mention your name to the business without your permission.
Your fee is agreed in writing before we contact the business, up to $100,000 per referral. It is typically a share of the first license value. The referral agreement sets the amount, timing and conditions.
For businesses, after the referred firm signs its license and receives its first payment. For experts, after the person you referred completes 40 approved hours on a project.
Any firm that might qualify: at least a year of operations, ten or more people at some point, and clear rights to its records. For experts, anyone with real professional depth in an engineering or science field.
A warm introduction helps, but it is not required. Many of our best referrals come from former employees, investors, advisors and accountants who know a firm is winding down.
Referrals are credited to the first person who submits a business that is not already in conversation with us. We confirm attribution by email within two business days.
No. Refer as many firms and experts as you like.