SortRefer launches ‘Super’ intermediary incentive

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SortRefer is offering intermediaries the chance of winning up to £500 every quarter with its new ‘Super Survey Bonus’ scheme.

The online portal for intermediaries already offers its ‘Sort Club’ loyalty scheme, which launched in 2021 and rewards their clients for using their conveyancing business.

The platform is now introducing another bonus scheme designed to reward intermediaries for instructing their surveys business, each quarter.

For introducers to take part in their bonus scheme, all they have to do is instruct either one of the Survey products or a Specialist Property Report to gain a prize entry. Every instruction equates to one prize draw entry. The more entries offers a better chance of winning.

Three lucky winners will be drawn at random at the beginning of October for this quarterly draw with prizes being: 1st prize – £500 voucher, 2nd prize – £300 voucher and 3rd prize – £100 voucher.

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