Start with a referral unless you already know you need more. It takes no development, and you can add the API or a white-label agreement later without changing who does the regulated work.
By Razvan Toma · Founder · Last checked 1 November 2026 · Sources below
| Referral | API | White label | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setup | Your page at epreurep.com/yourfirm | Your developers call a public API | A written agreement |
| Client journey | Starts on your branded page | Questions and prices in your product, checkout with us | In your interface, up to the steps the law keeps |
| Who the client signs with | Our representative | Our representative | Our representative |
| What you earn | 20% with no cap, with renewals | 20% with your partner code | By agreement |
You want to offer EPR this month and have no development time for it. That usually fits VAT firms, agencies and 3PLs. You send a link, every client is tracked to you, and your dashboard shows leads, paid clients and your fee.
Related: Partner programme
Your software already holds the client's countries and products, and you want EPR questions and prices inside it. The API is free with no key, and you can test everything in the sandbox before you apply for a partner code.
Related: How to add EPR to your software
You want your brand on the journey and you manage the client relationship. It takes a written agreement. Every model has one fixed point: the client signs a mandate directly with the representative in each country, because the law requires a named representative.
Related: White-label EPR
France, Germany and Spain through one partner: a branded referral page with 20% of what your client contracts, or white label by agreement.