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Become a Fleet Alliance business partner


Posted by
Laura Muir
April 2025
I am writing to you about the opportunity to become a business partner of Fleet Alliance.
The commercial arrangement allows you to provide deeper relationships with your customers, while earning a fixed commission from your contacts that are successfully signed up through our affiliate programme.
Fleet Alliance is an award winning leasing company that specialises in business to business car and van leasing, ranging from SME fleets to corporate customers, as well as providing electric vehicle salary sacrifice schemes.
Let’s start with what it’s not
The Fleet Alliance affiliate programme is not a mass marketing exercise. Let’s get that out of the way first. On the other hand, the affiliate programme is designed to strengthen the relationships that already exist with your customers by offering them a sustainable mobility solution.
It’s particularly suitable for those in the legal and accountancy professions where you can identify clients that require a cost effective fleet solution for their cars or vans.
What are the benefits of becoming a Fleet Alliance business partner?
There is no cost to becoming an affiliate partner. By identifying suitable businesses and referring them to us, each time a referral becomes an active Fleet Alliance customer you earn a fixed commission of £500.
There is no limit to the number of fixed commissions payable; and no minimum number of referrals, either.
By offering your clients trusted solutions beyond your natural area of commerce, you provide extra value to those existing relationships, while making additional revenue in the process.
Would you like to know more?
If you are looking to deepen your client relationships as part of the Fleet Alliance affiliate programme, then contact Laura Muir Head of AR & Partner at laura.muir@fleetalliance.co.uk or call 0345 601 8407.
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