Earning potential, what to tell a prospect about the product, and targeting clients outside Pakistan. Looking for how-do-I dashboard help (payouts, sessions, manager accounts) instead? See Help & Support.
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The core pitch stays the same - a 24/7 AI receptionist that answers customers and books appointments - but it's worth leading with what's most relevant locally: US/UK/EU businesses tend to respond well to never missing an after-hours enquiry and looking professional to online-first customers, while leading with WhatsApp (much more relevant day-to-day in Pakistan) usually lands better for a Pakistani prospect than for a US one, where web chat matters more.
Yes - US clients are billed in USD, UK clients in GBP, and clients in Spain, Portugal, and the rest of the EU in EUR, at the real prices shown on the Pricing page for that region. Your commission is the same 20%/25% rate applied to what they actually pay, in their currency, converted to PKR for your payout.
No - there's no separate process. Referral tracking, commission, and payout all work exactly the same way regardless of where the referred business is based; the only real difference is the currency the client pays in, which is handled automatically.
Those are the markets Deskio AI has real, current pricing set up for (see the earning-math questions above), which makes them the most practical to lead with - but your referral link itself isn't geo-restricted, so a signup from anywhere Deskio AI can serve is tracked and credited to you the same way.
Honestly, it takes real, repeated effort - researching businesses, sending outreach, and following up more than once, the same as any cold-outreach effort anywhere. It's not effortless, and results aren't guaranteed or immediate. What makes it worth attempting is that the tools already exist for it (an English-language Marketing Kit, a product that already supports Spanish/Portuguese, no paperwork difference from a local referral), and a successful international referral is worth meaningfully more per month than an equivalent local one - so the extra effort has a genuinely higher payoff if it lands, not just the same payoff for more work.