Earn up to 20% recurring on every active clinic you refer to Project Gateway.
Copy the posts, send the demo link, share with your network. Paid every month each clinic stays active. No cap.
Connector
Start
10%
₱1,500/mo per active clinic
Partner
5+ active clinics
15%
₱2,250/mo per active clinic
Founding Partner
10+ active clinics
20%
₱3,000/mo per active clinic
Your rate climbs as you hold more active clinics: 10% to start, 15% at 5, 20% at 10. Recurring every month they stay. Paid via GCash or bank transfer. No cap on referrals. Details are in your partner email.
Step 1
Your Affiliate Link
Every clinic you refer needs to come through your link. Send it in DMs, add it to your emails, and share it alongside any of the posts below. Your referral is tracked automatically.
https://projectgateway.ph/?ref=YOURCODE
Replace YOURCODE with the code Cris sent youTracked via: GHL referral tagFounding cohort: First 10 clinics
Step 2
Post Bundles
Six ready-to-post captions — one angle per bundle. Copy the caption, add the creative, post it on Facebook or Instagram. Drop your affiliate link in the first comment or the post itself.
"I sent one SMS. The appointment booked itself."
I was sitting across from a clinic owner in Marikina when I said, "Let me show you something."
I opened the dashboard, typed an appointment reminder, and hit send.
Four seconds later, his phone lit up. Tagalog. His name. The appointment time.
He looked at me and said, "Wait. Is that the system or a person?"
I said, "System."
He said, "Do it again."
That's the moment. Replicated for 600-patient recall lists, no-show follow-ups, implant case nurture, and new lead responses. All day. All night. Without a receptionist touching a single phone.
If you know a clinic dealing with no-shows or chasing leads on Messenger at 11 PM, send them this: [YOUR LINK]
"₱15,000/month. One recovered no-show covers it."
One implant no-show = ₱15,000 gone.
Most PH dental clinics have 2-4 no-shows a week.
That's ₱120,000-₱240,000 a month walking out the door without a word.
Project Gateway's appointment reminder system drops the no-show rate from 22% to under 10%. Automated reminders. Tagalog. From the clinic's own number.
Cost: ₱15,000 a month.
One recovered no-show pays for the month.
If you know a clinic owner running implants, the math does the selling for you. Show them this: [YOUR LINK]
"Her schedule had holes every Monday. Not anymore."
Doc Tina runs a 2-chair general dentistry clinic in Quezon City.
Before she set up Project Gateway, she had the same week every week: 2-3 no-shows before lunch, a recall list of 600 patients she hadn't contacted in months, and a schedule full of holes she filled by calling people herself at 8 PM.
First week on the system: zero no-shows.
Fourteen recall appointments booked automatically. From patients she hadn't touched in over a year.
The system sent each one a message in Tagalog, with her clinic name and a booking link, and handled all the confirmations.
She said: "It costs about what a part-time hire costs. But it never clocks out, and it fills my schedule."
₱15,000 a month. Running 24 hours. If you have a colleague with holes in their schedule, send them this: [YOUR LINK]
"22% of booked PH dental patients don't show."
22% of booked dental patients in the Philippines don't show up.
No call. No text. Just gone.
That empty chair costs the average PH dental clinic ₱600,000-₱1.2M per year.
Most clinics chase no-shows manually. The receptionist calls. Leaves a voicemail. Sends a Messenger message. By the time she's done, two new inquiries came in that she missed.
There's a system that handles all of it automatically. Appointment reminders, re-booking prompts, confirmation sequences. In Tagalog. It drops the no-show rate from 22% to under 10%.
Book a demo: [YOUR LINK]
"This same backend runs a top US implant agency."
I spent years building the backend for one of the biggest dental implant marketing agencies in the United States. Clinics doing $200,000 in implant cases a month.
Lead generation. Nurture sequences. Appointment reminders. Follow-up automation. All of it.
Then I asked myself: why don't PH clinics have this?
The honest answer: nobody built it for them. US systems don't speak Tagalog. They don't accept GCash. They don't use TextLink.
So I built a version that does.
That same backend, localized for Filipino clinics, goes live in 14 days.
See the demo: [YOUR LINK]
"The patient replied? In four seconds?"
"The patient replied in Tagalog? In four seconds?"
That's what Doc Marco said when I showed him the system. Implant specialist. Runs 2 chairs. Not someone who gets excited easily.
He read the automated SMS response, saw the Tagalog, and said it again: "Are you serious?"
Then: "Can you do that again? I want to watch it one more time."
The awareness gap is real. Most clinic owners don't know this exists. When they see it, they don't ask "How much?" They ask "When can I start?"
Book a live demo. Show your colleague this: [YOUR LINK]
Step 3
Ad Creatives
Twenty ready-to-run ads — ten formats, built for two audiences. Each is a 1080×1080 square. Click Download, then post as-is or pair it with a caption from Step 2.
Short, peer-to-peer messages for reaching dentists directly. Replace [YOUR LINK] with your affiliate link before sending. One message per contact — do not send all four.
Cold IntroFirst Touch
Doc, I want to show you something I think you'll want to see. A dental clinic system that automates appointment reminders, lead follow-up, and recall sequences in Tagalog. I've seen it run live and the demo is worth 20 minutes.
Video here: [YOUR LINK]
Warm ShareExisting Contact
Doc, I saw this and thought of you immediately. Remember when we talked about the no-show problem? There's a system for it now. Tagalog SMS, GCash-ready, live in 14 days.
Watch the demo before you book a call: [YOUR LINK]
Post-Demo Follow-UpAfter They Watched
Doc, how was the demo? Any questions before you decide?
That system is already running in US implant clinics. There's a PH version now. If you're ready, you can book the setup call here: [YOUR LINK]
Re-EngagementWent Quiet
Doc, I'd hate for you to miss this.
The Project Gateway system. Once you watch the 20-minute demo, the rest is obvious. Just watch it first: [YOUR LINK]
Step 5
Email Swipes
For partners who have a list — PDA chapter newsletters, supplier email lists, referral networks. Pick one subject line per send. Replace [AFFILIATE LINK] and [YOUR NAME] before sending.
Cold IntroEmail 1 of 4
Subject Line Options
The dental system running top US implant clinics, now in the Philippines
Appointment reminders. In Tagalog. Automated.
What PH dental clinics are missing (and now don't have to)
Email Body
If you have Filipino dental clinics in your network, this one is worth your time.
A system just launched that gives PH clinics the same lead generation, patient nurture, and appointment reminder backend running one of the biggest dental implant agencies in the United States.
Localized for the Philippines: Tagalog messaging, GCash and Maya payments, TextLink SMS, PDPA-compliant.
It goes live in 14 days. It costs ₱15,000 a month. About the cost of one part-time hire.
There is a 20-minute live demo where you watch the system book an appointment in real time. In Tagalog. In 4 seconds.
Forward this to any clinic dealing with no-shows, a recall list they cannot work through, or inquiries that go cold before they ever book.
Book the live demo here: [AFFILIATE LINK]
[YOUR NAME]
Story-Driven PitchEmail 2 of 4
Subject Line Options
Her schedule had holes every morning. It doesn't anymore.
600 patients. 6 months. Zero outreach. Now handled.
What changed in Doc Tina's first week
Email Body
I want to tell you about Doc Tina.
She runs a 2-chair general dentistry clinic in Quezon City. Before she set up Project Gateway, she had the same week every week: 2-3 no-shows before lunch, a recall list of 600 patients she had not contacted in months, and a schedule full of holes she filled by calling people herself at 8 PM.
First week on the system: zero no-shows. Fourteen recall appointments booked automatically. All from patients she had stopped reaching.
The system sent each one a message in Tagalog, with her clinic name, a booking link, and a confirmation sequence that handled all the follow-up.
She said: "It costs about what a part-time hire costs. But it fills my schedule, so it pays for itself."
₱15,000 a month. About one part-time salary. Running 24 hours a day.
Book the live demo for your colleagues here: [AFFILIATE LINK]
[YOUR NAME]
The MathEmail 3 of 4
Subject Line Options
One no-show at an implant clinic = ₱15,000 gone
The math most PH dentists have never run
What dental no-shows actually cost per year
Email Body
Let me show you the math most PH dentists never run.
One implant no-show: ₱15,000 minimum.
Clinics with 2-4 no-shows a week: ₱120,000-₱240,000 a month.
That is ₱1.4M-₱2.8M a year, walking out the door because a patient did not show.
The national average in PH dental: 22% of booked appointments do not show up.
Project Gateway's appointment reminder system drops that below 10%. Automated reminders. Confirmation requests. In Tagalog. Sent from the clinic's own number.
The system costs ₱15,000 a month.
One recovered no-show covers the month.
If you have a colleague running implants, or a GP with a recall list they have not touched in months, forward this. The demo is 20 minutes and the math becomes obvious the second they watch the SMS land.
Book the live demo here: [AFFILIATE LINK]
[YOUR NAME]
Urgency CloseEmail 4 of 4
Subject Line Options
Founding cohort: 10 clinics, then the price changes
First 10 clinics lock in founding rates
They are closing the founding cohort this month
Email Body
This is the last email I am sending about this.
Project Gateway is enrolling its founding cohort of 10 dental clinics. The founding rate is ₱30,000 setup and ₱15,000 per month.
Once the 10 spots are filled, the pricing changes and this rate is gone.
This is the system that gives Filipino dental clinics the same lead generation, patient nurture, and appointment reminder backend running top US dental implant agencies. In Tagalog. Live in 14 days.
If you have been passing this along to your colleagues, now is the time.
The live demo is 20 minutes. Book it here before the founding cohort closes: [AFFILIATE LINK]
[YOUR NAME]
Step 6
Resources
Share the demo, grab the one-pager, or pull a quick objection answer when a clinic asks a question before booking.
Live Demo
20-minute session. The dentist sends an SMS to themselves. In Tagalog. In 4 seconds.
Six objections, answered. Copy these into your DMs when a colleague asks before booking.
"I already have a CRM."
This runs on top of your current system. It is not a replacement. It is the layer your CRM does not have: automated Tagalog SMS, recall sequences, and no-show reminders that work without your receptionist touching a phone.
"I am not technical."
You do not set it up. Setup is handled entirely by the Project Gateway team. You go live in 14 days without touching a line of code. The only thing you do is confirm your schedule and approve the message templates.
"My receptionist will resist."
The system handles the 60% of her job she finds most tedious: manual follow-up calls, reminder messages, and patient chasing. She gets to focus on the patients in the room, not the patients who haven't replied yet.
"I have never heard of this."
Most PH clinics have not. That is the point. This is new to the Philippine market and you are in the first cohort of 10 clinics. The US version has been running in top implant agencies for years.
"₱15,000 a month is too much."
A few recovered no-shows cover the monthly cost. One recovered implant case covers it several times over. The math is on the side of doing it, not skipping it.
"Is this real or is it AI-generated messages patients can tell are fake?"
Patients receive real SMS messages from the clinic's own number via the TextLink platform. The messages are written in natural Tagalog and Taglish. Patients reply and the system responds. The demo takes 4 seconds. Watch it first and you will not need to explain it to anyone.
