"The Nolodex platform hosts individual communities. Community owners pay a $129/month fee to license the software, but determine their own membership rules, fees, and commission structures. For example, some are invite-only, while others may accept only alumni of a particular university."
"Members can refer each other to their contacts both inside and outside of the community. If a business deal is reached, referrers receive a cut. If there's no deal, there's no payout. Nolodex tracks every referral, establishing a paper trail showing who introduced whom, whether a deal was made, what it was worth, what it paid out, and other details."
"You're not introducing someone just because you want to get paid. It's your reputation on the line. If I introduce you to somebody and you do a bad job, that's on me," Mindak said."
Nolodex provides licensed community platforms where owners pay $129 per month and set membership rules, fees, and commission structures. Members can refer contacts inside and outside their communities and earn commissions only when business deals close. The platform records every referral to create a paper trail of who introduced whom, deal outcomes, values, and payouts. Community owners such as chambers or alumni groups can claim a percentage of member commissions. Well-connected members earn referral income while small businesses and less-connected members gain access to vetted introductions. One community reached 550 members with 4.3k active deals; about 600 deals exist across roughly 30 other communities.
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