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Vetting · disclosure · complaint path
When you request a vetted intro on a tool result page or via /property/contact, this is the standard your introduction is held to. The page is deliberately not a partner directory — we route manually and disclose every referral fee.
Immigration lawyers must be listed with the destination country's bar / immigration regulator. Tax advisors must hold the relevant home-country credential (CPA, EA, ACCA, CFP, etc.) or be regulated in the destination country.
We do at least one warm-reference call per prospective partner before adding them to the routing list. If a partner declines references, they don't make the list.
Partners must publish fees up front (or honour a fixed scope quote) — no escalating hourly without a stated cap, no surprise contingencies after the user has committed.
If a partner sells a downstream product (golden-visa property, mortgage, insurance) we disclose the interest in the introduction email so the user can weigh the recommendation.
Rankings are independent of partner status.
Country / city / school / golden-visa rankings on WhereNext are produced by the same scoring engine for everyone. A country whose firms are partners does NOT outrank a country whose firms aren't. Sponsored placements, if any are ever introduced, will be visually distinct and labelled as such.
Referral fees disclosed in every introduction email.
When you receive an introduction, the email states whether WhereNext earns a referral fee, how it's structured (one-time / scaled / capped), and that you are not obligated to engage the partner.
Manual routing — no marketplace yet.
There is no partner directory and no automated matching. Every introduction is reviewed by a human before it goes out. If we don't have a fit for your route, we'll tell you and (where applicable) point you to a regulator-listed alternative.
Lead data stays in WhereNext.
Your details land in our partner_intros table (Supabase, RLS service-role only). We don't share PII with partners until you explicitly engage. Analytics events carry a lead_id, never an email.
A marketplace shifts incentives toward partner volume and away from fit. Until WhereNext has enough recurring lead volume to make rotation + bench-strength real, automated matching would push mediocre fits at users who aren’t in a position to evaluate them. Manual routing keeps the responsibility on us.
We’ll revisit when (a) lead volume is > 20 / week per category, (b) we have at least 3 vetted partners per category per destination, and (c) we have a published quality benchmark partners must hit to stay listed.