partner program

Hello Rose for lawn & yard care

You mow the lawns and trim the hedges of people whose kids moved to the city or out of state years ago. The yard stays sharp, but the house is often quiet — and you're one of the few regular faces still around.

Rose is daily companionship — not monitoring, and not an emergency or medical service.

Why it fits your work

  • You come back to the same homes season after season — you know the people and their stories.
  • You work on properties owned by older adults whose children live far away.
  • You often coordinate scheduling and payment with those children — the exact people who buy Rose.

You're finishing a yard when the homeowner's daughter texts from across the state, asking you to check on him because he isn't picking up the phone. The lawn wasn't really the point of her message.

What that can add up to

Example: 2 households a season that sign up = about $160 over a year, on routes you already run.

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 aging parent gets a warm conversation every day — real company, not a cold automated call.
  • The family gets a recap of the day and a little more peace of mind.
  • 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 adult child asks how the parent is doing

"Yard's in good shape, but honestly he seemed lonely out here. There's a service, Rose, that calls him every day and texts you how he's doing — here's my code for a discount."

On the seasonal invoice

"Ask me about Hello Rose — a daily call for your parent while you're far away."

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 only see clients a few times a season.

That's enough. One mention to the right family does it, and the code still works after you've packed up.

I usually deal with the parent, not the kids.

Ask for the child's number "for scheduling" — and mention Rose there. The child is the buyer.

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.

See also

Apply to become a partner

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

Applying is free and no commitment. We approve partners by hand to keep the program personal and high quality.