Dental Software Partner / Ambassador (Remote / Side Hustle)

September 22, 2026

About Us: Based in Southern California, Happy Light Tech is a dental software startup founded by a dental practice manager and former aerospace engineer. We built an AI Voice Receptionist that directly integrates with Open Dental to answer overflow calls, speak naturally with patients, and book appointments in real-time. We are currently rolling out our Early Access program and looking for partners to help us expand.

The Role: We are looking for Dental Office Managers, Front Desk Receptionists, or B2B sales freelancers who are familiar with Open Dental. Your role is simple: introduce our proven AI receptionist to your own practice or clinics in your network.

How It Works: You do not need to do any technical setup or customer support—our engineering team handles 100% of the onboarding and IT integration. You simply share your unique referral link with practice owners.

Compensation (Passive Income):

This is a 100% commission-based 1099/freelance role.
You earn a recurring lifetime commission ($10/month) OR a high upfront payout for every single clinic that signs up through your link.
The more clinics you onboard, the higher your monthly passive MRR (Monthly Recurring Revenue) becomes.

How to Apply: No formal interviews or resumes required. Simply visit our partner portal at happylight.tech/partner to sign up, generate your unique affiliate link, and start earning today.

Pay: From $10.00 per month

Work Location: Remote

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