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Referral Links vs. Workspace Invites
Two different things: inviting someone to try ResponsiveMe vs. inviting a teammate into your existing workspace.
Last updated August 13, 2026
ResponsiveMe has two separate invitation concepts -- easy to mix up, genuinely different:
Referral link ("I invited you to try ResponsiveMe"): a public link anyone can use to create their own, brand-new, independent ResponsiveMe account. Sharing it can earn you AI Credits once the person you invited becomes an active customer. Found on /dashboard/referrals.
Workspace invitation ("Join my ResponsiveMe workspace"): a private, email-specific invitation that adds someone as a member of one of YOUR existing workspaces, with a role you choose (admin or member). It does not earn a referral reward, and the invited person joins your workspace rather than creating an unrelated account. Found on your workspace's Members page.
Use a referral link to grow ResponsiveMe and earn Credits. Use a workspace invitation to bring a teammate into work you are already doing together.
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How the referral program works
Share your link, earn Credits when the people you invite become active customers.
How referral rewards work
Rewards are granted as AI Credits, automatically, once a referral qualifies.
When does a referral qualify?
A referral qualifies once the person you invited registers, completes onboarding, and takes a real first action.
Referral program limits
The program has fair-use limits to keep it sustainable -- shown live on your referral dashboard.
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