Gusto added a new promotion offering 40 free licenses to Gumloop's AI-powered Firm Growth Agents tools to eligible Accountant Partners. The promotion runs from April 29, 2026 through June 29, 2026 (or until all licenses are claimed), and participating partners receive two consecutive months of free access. This is a limited-time product offer, not a change to Gusto's core privacy or data handling practices.
Accountant partners: By claiming a free license, you accept Gusto's promotional terms and confirm you meet the participation requirements.
This change introduces new promotional terms governing a limited-time offer of free AI software licenses to Gusto's Accountant Partner program members. Eligible partners (those enrolled and in good standing) can claim one of 40 available licenses for two consecutive months of free access to Gumloop's Firm Growth Agents starting April 29, 2026. No action is required unless you are an Accountant Partner and wish to participate in the promotion; interested partners should submit the Firm Growth Agents form before all 40 licenses are claimed or June 29, 2026, whichever occurs first.
→ If you are a Gusto Accountant Partner in good standing, review the Firm Growth Agents Promotion Terms and submit the claim form before June 29, 2026 or all 40 licenses are claimed, whichever comes first.
→ Verify your enrollment status and good standing in the Gusto Accountant Partner Program before submitting a claim.
Establishes a limited-time promotional offer of 40 free two-month licenses to Gumloop AI software for eligible Gusto Accountant Partners, running April 29 through June 29, 2026.
Limits participation to Gusto Accountant Program members in good standing at the time of form submission; claiming a license constitutes acceptance of the Promotion Terms.
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