What happens if my plan changes?
New accounts are attributed on the new plan. Accounts you already have move onto it only if Seayora chooses to apply it to them, and you are emailed with the new terms either way.
From the guide Sales reps — your accounts, your pipeline and what you are paid.
How an account becomes yours
| How | What happens |
|---|---|
| Your referral link or code | Someone opens seayora.com/ref/<your code> and creates an account — or signs up in the Seayora app and types your code under “Have a referral code?” on the last screen — and it is attributed to you. If Seayora reviews link sign-ups, it waits for approval first. |
| A claim | They signed up without your link. Open My accounts → Claim an account, give their email and say how you brought them in. Seayora approves it or explains why not. |
| Seayora assigns it | An administrator attributes an account to you directly — a handover, a territory, a house account. |
One rep at a time is paid for an account. Terms are recorded on the account when it is attributed, so a later change to your plan does not silently move accounts you already have — Seayora decides whether a plan change reaches them, and you are emailed either way.
Tenants are never attributed. Only landlords, management companies and service pros are accounts a rep is paid for.
Read the whole guide: Sales reps — your accounts, your pipeline and what you are paid