What does it cost to become a partner?

There's no listing fee — we don't sell placement. A partnership stands on the preferred terms you extend to our clients. Where a relationship includes a referral arrangement, we're transparent about it, and it never substitutes for the client-value test.

What kinds of companies are you looking for?

B2B providers our clients spend with every month: payment processing, software, fleet and fuel, shipping, HR and payroll, legal and accounting, security and risk technology, telecom, and equipment financing. If your category isn't listed but your offer clears the bar, propose it anyway.

Do partners get exclusivity in their category?

Not by default — the network exists to serve clients, and sometimes that means more than one option in a category. Where an offer is strong enough to warrant category depth or exclusivity, that's a conversation we're open to having on the merits.

How do you introduce partners to clients?

Through advisors, matched by industry: a fleet-telematics offer goes to clients with fleets, a POS offer to retail and hospitality. We don't hand partners our client list — introductions flow through us, and clients choose whether to engage.

What do you need from us to evaluate a proposal?

A short pitch: the offer and its preferred terms versus your standard pricing, who it's for, proof you can service Ontario-wide (or the regions you cover), and a reference or two we can check. A one-pager is enough to start the conversation.

How long does it take to go live?

Straightforward proposals move in a few weeks: evaluation, a conversation, agreed terms, then launch to matched industries. The slowest step is usually agreeing offer wording — come with your preferred terms already defined and it's fast.

Partner program

Bring your offer to the businesses of Canada.

Insurabiz advises businesses across nearly 190 industries and 400+ communities. Partners put a genuinely preferred offer in front of them — introduced by the advisor they already trust, at the moments they're choosing providers.

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190

Industries served

400+

Canada communities

1:1

Advisor introductions

Listing fees

What partners get

Distribution you can't buy as an ad

A recommendation from a trusted advisor converts like nothing else in B2B. That's the channel — and it's why the bar for entry is the offer itself.

Advisor-made introductions

Your offer reaches clients through the advisor they already trust, matched to the industries it actually fits — not blasted to a list.

High-intent moments

We talk to businesses when they're starting up, signing leases, adding vehicles, hiring, and renewing — exactly when they're choosing providers like you.

A directory presence

A place in our partner network alongside your category, with your offer described on our site once live.

A feedback loop

We review uptake and client feedback with you on a regular cadence. Partners who deliver get deeper integration; every offer earns its renewal.

The bar

What earns a place in the network

Our clients trust our recommendations because we don't sell them. The same rule protects partners: when we introduce your offer, it lands with the weight of an advisor's judgment behind it — which is only worth something because it can't be bought.

So the test is simple, and it's applied at entry and at every review: would we tell a client about this offer if the partnership earned us nothing?

The checklist

A genuinely preferred rate or terms — measurably better than walk-in pricing
Business-grade service with a track record and references
Ontario-wide delivery, or clearly stated regional coverage
A defined fit with one or more of our client industries
Offer terms you can honour consistently, not a launch teaser

How it works

From proposal to live in four steps

Send your proposal

What you offer, the preferred rate or terms you'd extend to our clients, which industries you're best for, and where in Ontario you can deliver.

We evaluate the fit

We check the offer against market pricing, look at your track record, and talk to you. If it wouldn't genuinely help our clients, we'll say so plainly.

Launch to matched clients

We agree the offer terms, add you to the network, and introduce the offer to clients in the industries it fits — through advisors, not spam.

Review and grow

We look at results together on a set cadence. What's working expands; what isn't gets fixed or retired. The bar stays where it started: client value.

Good to know

Partner program FAQs

What does it cost to become a partner?: There's no listing fee — we don't sell placement. A partnership stands on the preferred terms you extend to our clients. Where a relationship includes a referral arrangement, we're transparent about it, and it never substitutes for the client-value test.
What kinds of companies are you looking for?: B2B providers our clients spend with every month: payment processing, software, fleet and fuel, shipping, HR and payroll, legal and accounting, security and risk technology, telecom, and equipment financing. If your category isn't listed but your offer clears the bar, propose it anyway.
Do partners get exclusivity in their category?: Not by default — the network exists to serve clients, and sometimes that means more than one option in a category. Where an offer is strong enough to warrant category depth or exclusivity, that's a conversation we're open to having on the merits.
How do you introduce partners to clients?: Through advisors, matched by industry: a fleet-telematics offer goes to clients with fleets, a POS offer to retail and hospitality. We don't hand partners our client list — introductions flow through us, and clients choose whether to engage.
What do you need from us to evaluate a proposal?: A short pitch: the offer and its preferred terms versus your standard pricing, who it's for, proof you can service Ontario-wide (or the regions you cover), and a reference or two we can check. A one-pager is enough to start the conversation.
How long does it take to go live?: Straightforward proposals move in a few weeks: evaluation, a conversation, agreed terms, then launch to matched industries. The slowest step is usually agreeing offer wording — come with your preferred terms already defined and it's fast.

Start the conversation

A one-pager is enough.

Your offer, its preferred terms, who it's for, and where you deliver. If it clears the bar, our clients will hear about it from someone they trust.

Propose a partnership Call 613-355-3130

What earns a place in the network

So the test is simple, and it's applied at entry and at every review: would we tell a client about this offer if the partnership earned us nothing?