How the Reverse One Up Pays You for Sales You Did Not Make
Every level pays 100% commissions, which is simply the highest a percentage can be. The part worth understanding is the structure underneath it.
One Hundred Percent Means the Whole Sale
Not a share of it. When somebody buys a level from you, that payment is yours in full, and it is the same at all five prices. Do not confuse it with the commission engine inside the software, which is the one you run for your own memberships.
What one sale pays.
- The System $25
- Plus AI Video $50
- Plus All AI $100
- Plus Team and Studio $250
- The Unlimited License $750
The Mechanism in Four Lines
Most compensation plans pay you a slice of what your organization produces, so growing your income means growing a percentage of somebody else's work. This one hands you whole sales, at full value, from people you did not have to manage.
The trade is deliberately simple. You give up exactly one sale per level, once, and in exchange you are positioned to be paid for the second sale of everyone who ever comes through you, directly or by pass up, for as long as they keep selling.
How It Works
- You pass up your second sale on each level, once.
- Everyone you introduce passes their second sale to you.
- The people passed up to you pass up to you as well.
- It runs separately at every one of the five levels.
Where the Compounding Actually Comes From
It is the third point above, and it is the one people miss on a first reading.
A pass up you receive is not a single payment. The person passed up to you joins your own group, which means their second sale is owed to you in turn. Ten pass ups received are ten more people who can each send you another.
So your earning base grows through sales you never made, and each addition to it can add to it again. That is what compounding means here, and it is real: your output stops being proportional to your own effort.
It also explains why the plan is worth reading twice. The percentage is the headline, and it is the least interesting part. The compounding sits in a single sentence about pass ups passing up.
Qualifying, and the Reseller License
You are paid on a level once you own that level and hold its reseller license.
Twenty dollars, once, per level above the first.
- At $25 the reseller license is waived entirely.
- Every level above it carries a one time $20 license.
- That is what entitles you to the full commission there.
- An unclaimed commission rolls to the first qualified person above.
So sellers generally qualify across the board.
What Is Not Promised
- This is the mechanism, never a forecast.
- A pass up arrives only when somebody sells.
- Most people in any sales team sell little.
- Your earnings follow your own group's sales.
An Honest Word on the Math
Pass ups only arrive when the people below you actually sell, and in any sales organization most people sell little or nothing. Nothing in the structure changes that, and any page that implies otherwise is selling you a feeling rather than a plan.
What the structure does do is make certain that when somebody does sell, you are paid the full amount for it rather than a fraction of it. Your earnings depend entirely on the sales made by you and by the people who come through you.
The Software You Sell Is the Software You Use
Money spent with an image or video AI company is gone. It is a cost line for as long as you keep using it. This is the one you can also sell, and the overview of all five levels sets out what each one contains.