Bring one venue in and you get a month of Pro.

Most venues on SuperHoreca are on the free plan. For them, "a free month" is worth precisely nothing: they already pay nothing, so waiving a month changes not one euro and not one feature. That gift would read well on a page like this one and do nothing at all on the bill of the person receiving it.

So the reward is a month of PRO, including — especially — if you are on free today. That is a real upgrade: unlimited staff instead of ten, up to three venues, multiple managers, unlimited schedule mails and broadcasts instead of two mails a week, the labour-cost report, and the communication log that shows you which mail actually arrived. Already on Pro through a running promo? Your end date moves out by a month; if you pay by card it works differently, and that is spelled out below. On Ultra? You stay on Ultra — a reward never drops you a tier.

So its worth is not a story: €19 a month, excl. VAT, one month per venue, 6 months per person at most.

Nothing extra. And we are not going to dress that up: every new venue starts with 30 days of Ultra anyway, code or no code, no card. Your code cannot add anything on top of what they already have.

When a referral programme tells you your friends get a free month thanks to you that they would not otherwise have had, it is worth checking whether that is true. Here it is not, so it is not written. What you give them is the tip itself — what you get out of it is that month of Pro.

Within 90 days of registering, 3 different people at that venue have to be on its schedule and have logged in at least once. That is the whole test. Not "be active", not "be happy", not something we judge afterwards: 3 people with a shift, who logged in.

There is one alternative route, for venues that only use us for reservations: 3 different guests from outside the team who received a confirmation email that provably arrived. Arrived, not sent — a mail that bounced proves nothing.

Why that bar and not another? Because a venue with three people on the schedule who actually log in has started. One that created an account and never opened it again has not — and paying a month for that is paying for a signup instead of paying for the colleague you genuinely helped.

If the venue does not reach the bar within 90 days, the referral closes and nothing about your plan changes. There is no cost attached, only no reward.

Your code is on your account page, under "Bring a venue", as soon as you own a venue yourself. One code per person, however many venues you run. You share the link, and on that same page you see how far each referred venue has got — a name and a counter, for example "Café De Zon: 2 of 3 logged in". You see no more than that: no staff names, no email addresses, no guest data. That is deliberate.

The check runs automatically, every hour. When a venue clears the bar the month is written onto your account by itself — nothing to claim, nothing to prove.

Two honest exceptions. One: if you already pay by card, we cannot write a free month on top of a running subscription — we credit it to your next invoice instead, by hand, after you get in touch. Two: some referrals go past a human first. Not at random, but on a handful of fixed signals, and it is not an accusation — it is what saves us from capping this programme at one referral a year.

At most 6 rewarded referrals per person, not per venue. Run three venues and you still have one code and one ceiling of 6.

Referring yourself does not work. Opening a second venue of your own with your own code is refused outright, and it is the only hard refusal in the whole programme.

A venue can only be referred once, and the first code wins. Anyone who already registered without a code cannot have it counted afterwards — the code has to be in the link at the moment the account is created.

No cash, no gift vouchers, no per-signup commission. A voucher pays for a signature; we want to pay for a venue that actually works with it, and that is exactly the difference the bar above measures.