partner program

Hello Rose for aging-in-place contractors

When you install a grab bar in the bathroom or make the stairs safe, the family has already admitted the parent needs help. You're in the home, you see the quiet, and they trust your judgment.

Rose is not 911, not a medical device, and cannot call for help.

Become a partner How it works

Why it fits your work

●They call you exactly when the family starts worrying about a parent — the right moment, already arrived.
●You see with your own eyes whether someone lives alone and how much company they get.
●You leave a card after every job anyway — add the line for Rose.

You're mounting grab bars for an older man while his son calls from out of state about how hard it is to keep tabs from three time zones away. The house is safer now — but it's also very quiet, and that's a different problem than the one you just fixed.

What that can add up to

Example: 3 jobs a year where the family signs up = $120, on work you were doing regardless.

Paid per referral who stays past the free trial and first paid month. Illustrative, not a guarantee.

Three steps

1

Get your own code

We approve you and send a unique code, link, and a QR for your card. Takes minutes.

2

Mention Rose to your clients

When a client is worried about an aging parent, hand them the code. No selling.

3

Earn for every family

The client gets 50% off their first month. You get $40 once they stick as a real subscriber.

Why it’s good for you

●Extra income, without selling anything.
●You look like the person who knows solutions — it deepens client trust.
●Materials ready to go: a link, a QR code, and what to say.
●We pay fairly, once the client becomes a real subscriber.

Why it’s good for your clients

●Their parent gets a daily call: someone who hears them out, reminds them of pills, and talks.
●The family hears how they sounded, remembered, and felt — and hears first if the call was missed.
●A free trial — they only pay if Rose wins their parent over.
●50% off the first month through your code.

What to say

When the family is talking through the parent's needs

"I've made the house safer — that part's handled. But the quiet is a separate thing a grab bar can't fix. There's a service, Rose, that calls him every day to talk, remind him of his pills, and tell the family how he sounded. She isn't 911 and she isn't a medical alert — here's my code."

A line on your invoice or card

"Ask me about Hello Rose — a daily call for your parent, so the house isn't so quiet."

Required: when you recommend Rose, always tell the client you earn a commission. The FTC requires it, and it protects your trust. We’ll give you the wording.

Frequently asked

I'm a contractor, not a salesperson. This feels off.

You're not selling — you're finishing the care you already started with the work. One line on the card is all it takes.

Is Rose some kind of medical alert or monitoring?

No — and don't present it that way. Rose calls every day, talks with them, reminds them of pills, and the family sees how they sounded and how they are. It doesn't detect falls or call 911. Say it plainly and you stay honest.

How is the referral tracked?

Every partner has a unique code. The client enters it at checkout or arrives through your link/QR — the code gives them the discount and credits the referral to you.

Does the parent need a smartphone or an app?

No. Rose calls the ordinary phone the parent already uses. There's nothing to install.

Apply to become a partner

Leave your details and we'll get back to you with your code and materials.