Question 1

What does it cost?

Accepted Answer

A one-time setup fee, then a share of the sales of the offer we build and run with you. Both depend on your audience, your offer and how much of the engine we run, so we set them on the call and put them in writing before you pay anything. There is no retainer.

Question 2

Why pay a setup fee if you take a share of sales?

Accepted Answer

The first six weeks are pure build: audience research, the offer, VSL script, pages, ad creative, sales scripts and the backend. The fee covers that work before any sale exists, and it shows both sides are committed.

Question 3

Isn't a revenue share expensive?

Accepted Answer

It replaces a team you would otherwise hire and manage: an offer strategist, editors, a media buyer, setters, closers and someone to run the systems. You keep most of the sales you are not making today, and you pay nothing monthly on top.

Question 4

I've been burned by an agency before.

Accepted Answer

Most agencies are paid whether you sell or not. We earn mostly from your sales, the terms are written down before we start, and you see every number in your own portal.

Question 5

What if my audience won't buy a high-ticket offer?

Accepted Answer

We find out before building. The offer comes from what your followers already ask you in comments and DMs, and the price is tested on calls before anything scales.

Question 6

Who is this for?

Accepted Answer

Coaches and educators with an audience that already asks them for help. How big it needs to be depends on how engaged it is, so we look at your numbers on the call instead of setting a follower cutoff.

Question 7

Do I need an offer already?

Accepted Answer

No. If you have one, we start from it and check it against what your audience asks for. If you don't, we build it from the research in the first four weeks.

Question 8

Which platforms do you work with?

Accepted Answer

Wherever your audience already follows you: Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, a podcast or a newsletter. The funnel is built around the place people already talk to you.

Question 9

What happens after I apply?

Accepted Answer

We read the application. If it looks like a fit, you book a call with the partners. We go through your audience and numbers, explain the terms and tell you plainly whether we think it works. You get the agreement in writing before you pay anything.

Question 10

What if you say no?

Accepted Answer

We tell you why and what would need to change. Sometimes the honest answer is that a flat-fee build, or running it yourself, suits you better than a share.

Question 11

How fast can we start?

Accepted Answer

Kickoff is within 24 hours of the signed agreement and setup fee. If we are full, we say so on the call and tell you when we expect room.

Question 12

What happens to your share when a buyer is refunded or disputes a charge?

Accepted Answer

Our share on that sale goes back in proportion. The agreement states the base, and whether processor fees come off first.

Question 13

What counts as a sale?

Accepted Answer

We agree it in writing before we start: cash collected, net of refunds. The number always comes from your payment processor, never from us.

Question 14

Do you take a share of what I already sell?

Accepted Answer

Only what is named in the agreement. Our default is the offer we build or run with you. We ask for your current numbers first, so the line is clear.

Question 15

Who pays for ads?

Accepted Answer

You fund the ad account in your name, and the budget is agreed in writing before anything is spent. We start with organic and your existing audience, and add paid traffic once the offer converts.

Question 16

How and when is your share paid?

Accepted Answer

We calculate from your processor's cash collected, share the working with you, and invoice on one fixed date each month. With payment plans we are paid as instalments land.

Question 17

What if the offer flops?

Accepted Answer

The setup fee is paid, and a share of very little is very little. We say so early and review at day 30 and 60 to fix, reposition or stop. We do not stay in a dead deal.

Question 18

How long until the first sales?

Accepted Answer

We plan a launch to your own audience around weeks 5 and 6. Repositioning an offer can take 30 to 45 days before the share is real money. We do not promise dates.

Question 19

Do I have to be on sales calls?

Accepted Answer

No. We run setting and closing. You join the weekly review and keep making your content.

Question 20

Will you change how I sound?

Accepted Answer

No. You lead the content. We help with structure and calls to action.

Question 21

Is it exclusive?

Accepted Answer

Not over your business. Brand deals, sponsorships and anything not named stay yours. We just ask that no second operator works the same funnel.

Question 22

Who owns the audience and the assets?

Accepted Answer

You own the audience, content, brand, customer list and accounts. We keep our own systems and templates.

Question 23

What if I want to leave?

Accepted Answer

Give the agreed notice. We hand over what is yours, remove our access and settle what is owed on a fixed timeline.

Question 24

How many partners do you take?

Accepted Answer

A small number, because delivery quality drops when one team carries too many. If we are full, we tell you on the call and when we expect room.

Question 25

Can buyers use payment plans or financing?

Accepted Answer

Yes, case by case. Financing depends on the processor and where the buyer lives.

Question 26

Do you promise income figures?

Accepted Answer

No. Any number we show is labelled as arithmetic or as one specific case, never as a result you should expect.

Question 27

Why not work for free and take a bigger share?

Accepted Answer

Operators who start without a fee often end up working months for nothing, and so do their clients. A fee keeps both sides committed.

Question 28

How much of my time does it take?

Accepted Answer

Most of it lands in the first four weeks: logins, a short voice memo about your story and offer, a few audience calls, and reviewing copy and pages. After launch it is your content, the weekly review and quick answers to buyer questions.

Question 29

What access do you need?

Accepted Answer

View access to your payment processor, plus email, CRM, forms, calendar, domain, ad account admin and scoped access to your socials. Every account stays in your name.

Question 30

How will I know what is happening?

Accepted Answer

A written report every week, one weekly call, and your own portal with the numbers for each stage, from qualified DMs to cash collected. We review the whole partnership at day 30, 60 and 90.

Question 31

Who will I work with day to day?

Accepted Answer

The three partners, one for each hard part: offer and content, closing, and systems. Each part of your engine has a named lead, not a rotating queue.

Question 32

Do you make the content for me?

Accepted Answer

You stay the face and the voice. We script the pieces the funnel needs, like the VSL and ad hooks, and you record them. Editing, ads and the sales calls are ours.

Question 33

Will my audience feel sold to?

Accepted Answer

You approve the copy and pages before launch, and every message has a clear way to stop. Our honest selling playbook, on the method page, sets what we will not do on calls or in messages.

Question 34

Do I need a team or tools already?

Accepted Answer

No. The funnel, CRM, booking and tracking are built in your name in weeks 3 and 4. If a tool you already use works, we keep it.

Question 35

Can the scope change later?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If you take a part in-house, our scope steps down with it, and any change to the terms is agreed in writing first.

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