Introduce with permission
Only connect people who are open to a conversation about telecom, technology, shipping, or payment processing costs.
Costs to Boot / BOOSTS
Make a qualified introduction. Earn for real work.
BOOSTS is a referral-network program for people who know an American small or midsize business could benefit from a practical look at recurring operating costs.
Talk about BOOSTSThoughtful introductions—not a high-pressure referral funnel.
Clear terms. Responsible introductions. No hype.
Keep it honest
Say what Costs to Boot does: practical operating-cost reviews for working businesses. Do not promise a result before a review.
Earn only when it is earned
Any BOOSTS payment is tied to a completed, qualified introduction and is explained directly before anyone proceeds.
Who BOOSTS is for
People close to the work.
Operators, vendors, advisors, former colleagues, and community partners often see where recurring costs are creating friction. If you can make a thoughtful introduction, BOOSTS gives that connection a simple, respectful path forward.
Small-business operators
People who know other operators and understand what a good introduction is worth.
Trusted service providers
Professionals with relevant relationships who want to connect practical help.
Community partners
Local people who want to make a useful connection with care.
What to expect
A straightforward process from introduction to outcome.
01
You make the connection
Share the organization and the right contact only after you have permission to do so.
02
We confirm the fit
Costs to Boot follows up to understand whether an operating-cost review is relevant.
03
Terms are confirmed directly
If the introduction qualifies, applicable BOOSTS terms are shared plainly before any commitment is made.
04
The organization stays in control
The organization decides whether to take a review or any next step. A referral does not create an obligation.
Boot drives stay separate.
Our ongoing boot giveback is practical goodwill for frontline American workers. Boots are gifts, never a referral incentive or a condition of accepting a cost review.