Clair grows through the platforms it is built into (Gusto, QuickBooks, 7shifts, TriNet, BambooHR, Check) and the new Partnerships Lead is measured on adoption and usership in each one. Yet getclair.com has no page per platform: its 30 URLs hold four category pages (payroll, workforce management, POS, wallets) and one news post per partnership. An employer on Gusto searching for early pay, or a 7shifts manager who wants On-Demand Tips, lands on the partner's help center or a press release, not on Clair explaining how to switch it on.
First action
List the live partners and the enablement steps in each platform.
How to measure it
Businesses turning Clair on through partner pages
- Now
- –
- Target
- +25%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
List partners
Live platforms and how Clair is switched on in each.
Partnerships Lead 2 days
Design the template
One Framer layout with steps, cost, eligibility and FAQ.
Brand & Marketing Designer 1 week
Write the first three
Gusto, QuickBooks and 7shifts.
Partnerships Lead 1 week
Partner review
Each partner approves its page and screenshots.
Partnerships Lead 1 week
Link everywhere
News posts, partner help articles, Braze emails.
Brand & Marketing Designer 2 days
Track
Visits to enablements by partner.
Senior Data Analyst 2 weeks
Add the rest
TriNet, BambooHR, Check and new partners at launch.
Partnerships Lead ongoing
Why it works
Build one page per live partner, all from one Framer template: what employees get, what it costs the employer (no employer fee, no payroll changes), the three steps to enable it inside that platform with screenshots, eligibility, and an employee FAQ. Link each page from the partner news post, the partner's help article and every co-marketing email, and track enablements per page through the partner reports.
Platform users search in the language of their platform ("Gusto earned wage access", "QuickBooks early pay"). A dedicated page captures that search, removes the doubt that stops an owner from flipping the switch, and gives the Partnerships Lead one link to push in every QBR and launch.
Ready to use
ChecklistPartner page template
[ ] What employees get, in one sentence [ ] Cost to the employer: no employer fee, no payroll changes [ ] Three steps to switch it on inside the platform, with screenshots [ ] Eligibility and availability [ ] Employee FAQ [ ] Partner-approved logo and naming [ ] Link from the partner news post and help article [ ] Enablement tracking per page
Risks and how to handle them
Partner UI changes break the steps
Ask each partner for release notes and review pages quarterly.
Partner brand rules
Agree logo and naming use before publishing.
Evidence
- HiringPartnerships Lead (posted September 9, 2026): owns "a portfolio of high-value platform partnerships", is "expected to move the needle on partner-driven revenue and usership growth", runs onboarding and launch for new partners and QBRs, and tracks "adoption rates, user activity, revenue impact".Source
- Your websitegetclair.com sitemap (read through programmable.info on October 22, 2026): 30 URLs. 17 under /about (careers and 14 news posts), 4 solution pages (payroll, workforce management, POS, wallets), 3 product pages (on-demand pay, tips, credit builder), 2 employee pages (including support), 2 legal pages (including state licensing) and /platform. There is no page per partner platform, no section for employers, no customer stories and no developer documentation.Source
- Your websiteNews posts in the sitemap: Gusto Partnership, Check Partnership, Intuit, TriNet, BambooHR, 7shifts Tips, Belfry, Atlas, Series B, 100 Million, 1 Billion, Forbes Next Billion Dollar, 30 Under 30 and Clair Connect. None covers the October 8, 2026 Pathward extension or its figures.Source
- News coveragePathward press release, October 8, 2026: Pathward will keep originating the advances offered through Clair; Clair "has reached a $2 billion wage advance volume run rate", "500,000 monthly active users" and "more than 300,000 active businesses"; employers get the benefit "without requiring changes to existing payroll processes and without an employer fee".Source
- News coverage7shifts launched On-Demand Pay for Tips "powered by embedded fintech leader Clair" in May 2026, so restaurant staff can "access a portion of their earned tips shortly after a shift". Setup guides for admins and employees live in the 7shifts help center, which also says the older Tip Payouts feature was retired on June 30, 2026.Source
- News coverageIntuit and Clair partnership (September 2025): companies on QuickBooks Online Payroll can give employees early access to a portion of earned wages, presented as "Helping Companies Attract and Retain Employees While Giving Employees Financial Peace of Mind".Source
- HiringBrand & Marketing Designer (posted September 11, 2026), Clair's first: owns illustration, "marketing emails in Braze", "pages on our website https://getclair.com/, built in Framer", "sales, MBR, and fundraising decks", partner pitches and social and paid assets. The post describes Clair as getting "workers access to the wages they've already earned, before payday, through the payroll and scheduling tools they already use, like Gusto, QuickBooks, and 7shifts", and mentions in-product "credit-builder milestones".Source