3 founding partner spots open
You built the audience. I'll build the business.
I package what you teach into a digital product and build the engine that sells it. You keep creating. I only earn when you do.
- Built for creators who teach
- No upfront fees. Paid on sales.
- Digital product
- Sales page
- Launch plan
- Checkout
The gap
Your audience already trusts you. There's nothing for them to buy.
Brand deals and affiliates pay a little. The trust took years. What's missing is an offer worth paying for and the engine that sells it.
The partnership
You keep creating. I run everything behind the sale.
Offer, pricing, store page, sales page, launch and follow-up. I handle the execution, you stay the expert, and I only earn when you do.
Launch ops ยท Follow-up
What's inside
Everything between your content and the checkout.
Six things I build and run for every partner, from the first offer to the follow-up after the cart closes.
Book a call
The offer
Format, promise and price
The store page
Product, checkout and payouts on Whop
The sales page
One job: the sale
The VSL
A 5 to 10 minute script you record
The launch
Webinar or pilot, six phases
The follow-up
WhatsApp group and DMs for the fence sitters
All six parts
The complete engine.
The offer
Format, promise and price
The store page
Product, checkout and payouts on Whop
The sales page
One job: the sale
The VSL
A 5 to 10 minute script you record
The launch
Webinar or pilot, six phases
The follow-up
WhatsApp group and DMs for the fence sitters
Who it's for
Built for creators who teach something people pay for.
You don't need a huge audience. You need a clear lane, real comments and something you know better than your followers do.
10k+ on Instagram
1k+ on YouTube
Real comments, not emojis
A clear lane
No offer yet
Selling, with room to grow
Not a fit, and I will say so.
- Under the audience sizes above, with no engagement behind the numbers.
- Creators who want to hand over their content, not just the business behind it.
- Anyone who wants a guarantee.
- Anyone who would rather not be a case study.
Founding partners
Three founding partner spots. A smaller share for a case study.
I'm taking on three creators at a reduced revenue share in exchange for a documented case study of the launch. You get the full build and launch. I get the proof.
Book a call-
Founding spot 1
- Reduced rev share
- Offer + store page
- Sales page + VSL
- Launch + follow-up
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Founding spot 2
- Reduced rev share
- Offer + store page
- Sales page + VSL
- Launch + follow-up
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Founding spot 3
- Reduced rev share
- Offer + store page
- Sales page + VSL
- Launch + follow-up
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In return
- A case study
- Numbers you approve
- A short testimonial
- Honest feedback
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What you keep
- Your audience
- Your content style
- Your current revenue
- Final say on everything
Proof
No testimonials yet. Here is what you get instead.
I have not launched a partner yet, so there is nothing to show you but the work itself. The three founding partners get the full build at a reduced share, and every number from those launches gets written up, with the partner's approval, as the case study the next creators will read. Until then, the honest proof is the process on this page and a call where I tell you whether I can help.
Process
From first call to first sale, here's how it goes.
Nothing to pay up front. We agree a revenue split, I build and run the engine, and Whop pays us both on every sale.
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Step 1
Discovery call.
A short call about your audience, your content and what people keep asking you for. No pitch. If there's a fit, I come back with a plan.
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Step 2
Creator gameplan.
An audit of your audience with three product options and realistic numbers. Together we pick the format, the promise, the price and the launch date.
Week one, I write the gameplan, you pick the format and the price.
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Step 3
Build the engine.
Product outline, Whop store page, checkout and revenue split, sales page, VSL script and the WhatsApp launch group. You record and approve. I build and test.
- Sales page and checkout are live.
- Cart opens Tuesday at noon.
Weeks two and three, I build the store, checkout, sales page and script, you record.
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Step 4
Launch, then keep selling.
A webinar or pilot launch in six phases. After the cart closes we read the numbers, tune the pages and plan the next launch or offer.
Week four, the launch group opens and the cart opens on the day we picked.
The week after, we read the numbers together and plan the next one.
Partnership
No retainers.
Every partnership is a revenue split set up on Whop, so we're both paid the moment a sale happens. The split depends on where you're starting from.
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Founding partner
Reduced shareFor the first three creators. A lower revenue share in exchange for a documented case study.
- Full build and first launch
- Reduced revenue share
- Case study, with your approval
- Three spots, then it closes
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Revenue-share partnership
Rev shareFor creators with an audience and nothing to sell yet. I build the offer and the engine from scratch.
- Offer, pricing and product outline
- Store page, checkout and payouts
- Sales page, VSL and launch
- Paid only from sales we make
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Scale an existing offer
Above the lineFor creators already selling. I fix the funnel and run launches. The split applies only to revenue above what you make today.
- Funnel audit against a benchmark
- Store page and sales page rebuild
- Launch and follow-up
- Your current revenue stays yours
What I do, what you do, who owns what.
I build and run
- the offer and pricing
- the Whop store page and checkout
- the sales page and VSL script
- the WhatsApp launch group
- the launch and the follow-up
- the numbers after the cart closes
You do
- record the VSL and the lessons
- approve everything your audience sees
- post the launch content
- show up for the webinar or pilot
Yours, always
- your audience
- your content
- your current revenue
- the product and the customer list
If we stop, the engine stays with you and my share stops with it.
How I operate.
I only get paid when you get paid. No retainers, no invoices, no upfront fees.
Danish, North ROI You stay the expert and the face. I work behind the scenes.
Danish, North ROI Nothing your audience sees goes out without your approval.
Danish, North ROI Speed over polish. A launch at 70 percent beats a perfect one that never happens.
Danish, North ROI Your current revenue stays yours. My share only lives above that line.
Danish, North ROI If the fit isn't there, I'll say so on the first call.
Danish, North ROI Your audience's trust is the asset. I won't spend it on a bad offer.
Danish, North ROI Three founding partners, not thirty. Each one gets my full attention.
Danish, North ROI
Questions I get on the first call.
I have no product.
That is the normal starting point; the gameplan picks the first one.
What if it flops?
Then I earned nothing, and we both learned what your audience will not buy. We change the offer, not the partnership.
Who owns what?
You own the product, the customers and the store. I own my share of each sale, nothing else.
How much of my time?
A recording afternoon, approvals, and showing up for the launch. The build is mine.
Why only a share?
Because it keeps us pointed at the same number. If I make you nothing, you owe me nothing.
How does it end?
Either of us can stop after a launch. The engine stays with you.