Learn about the Softr Expert Program
Join a global community of Softr freelancers and agencies that create custom software and internal systems for businesses to streamline their operations. As a Softr Expert, you’ll be eligible to earn new revenue streams, influence our product roadmap, and build your network. We’ll also support you with the tools and resources to better sell your services with Softr, as well as the opportunity to co-market with us. Soft Expert profiles The Softr Experts program is designed for active freelancers and agencies who service clients and build on Softr. Many of our experts are no-code or low-code agencies, software implementation experts, IT and systems integrators, operational consultancies, and more.Requirements
Applying to be a Softr Expert
How to submit an application To become a Softr Expert, here’s what you’ll need to have ready to prove your qualifications.- Relevant information: Detailsabout you/your business (name, location, contact info, etc.), services provided, specializations, etc.
- 2 client work examples: You must have a minimum of two high quality client projects completed using Softr
- Completed Softr certification exam (link to certification page)
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Ask for permission from your client
Always get your client’s permission before submitting their app as an example. Emphasize that this will only be shared with the internal Softr team, not the public. -
Create a test user or test account if possible
To avoid displaying personal or private company info, create some temporary sample data to show off inside the app. For publicly accessible apps, this may not be necessary. -
Record a walkthrough video
Use Loom or your preferred screen recorder to make a video walkthrough of your app. Explain how it works, the different user roles, and the problems it solves for your client. Show us the backend if possible, and explain any automations you’ve set up. -
Prepare screenshots of the app (optional)
You can also upload redacted screenshots of the app to show portions containing sensitive data or areas where you can’t create sample data.
Common reasons for rejection to the program
Common reasons for rejection to the program
- Poor feedback from references or no references listed.
- Lack of certification certificate
- Lack of project apps or walkthrough videos
- Project apps still use default images, copy, etc.
- Project apps that don’t use login functionality (i.e. only websites)
- Poor communication, no response from applicant upon tentative approval