Use Offrd at no cost for your own team and for client work. Refer your SMEs and startups to Offrd to keep the benefits active. Simple, transparent, built for India.
No credit card needed. Data hosted in India. You can cancel anytime.
Starts at just ₹66 per offer letter if your clients prefer pay-per-use instead of full plans.
Most SMEs discover HR tools through their Chartered Accountant. We want to make that journey easy. You use Offrd free. Your clients get a smooth start.
Free Offrd access for 1 year (up to 25 employees)
5 free offer letters every month
Payslip generator with PF, ESI, PT fields
Priority onboarding support for your firm
1 month free (postpaid plans only) when they sign up via you
Offer, joining, probation, increment and exit letters
Attendance and leave tracking that fits hybrid teams
Built-in PF, ESI and Professional Tax calculations
Pay-per-use starts at ₹66 per offer letter — ideal for small clients testing the waters
*Free access for 1 year for eligible CA firms (up to 25 employees). Terms apply.
Last updated: 8 March 2026
Straightforward answers about the partner program.
You register your CA firm on Offrd and get free access for your own team for one year (up to 25 employees). You can then share Offrd with your SME and startup clients. There is no commission structure — the benefit is free access and a discount on document usage for your clients.
Free access runs for one year from the date your firm is onboarded. Offrd may require an active referral cadence or plan selection to continue benefits beyond that period. Terms apply and are confirmed at onboarding.
Referred clients on postpaid plans receive one month free at the start. Pay-per-use clients can access documents from ₹66 per offer letter. The perk applies to postpaid plans only, not prepaid.
No set cap. You can share Offrd with as many clients as you advise. Offrd may verify referral authenticity and reserves the right to review accounts for fair use.
Offer letters, appointment letters, probation and confirmation letters, increment and promotion letters, separation letters, experience letters, and payslips. See the full list at HR Documents.