You built the audience.
I’ll build the business behind it.
Proheses partners with creators (10k–100k engaged followers) with a proven transformation story but no monetized product. I build and run the offer, funnel, and launch. You keep making content.
It’s not the audience.
It’s the backend.
If your comments and DMs are full of “how did you do this,” you already have the demand. What’s usually missing is the backend — the offer, the funnel, the launch, the delivery.
// Figures cited are industry research (Goldman Sachs Research, Kajabi, Uscreen, Circle), not my own claims.
A short, honest filter.
- 10k–100k engaged followers on YouTube, Instagram, or X
- Your content has a clear before → journey → after arc
- You get regular “how do I do this?” comments or DMs
- You haven’t built or sold a course, guide, or coaching product (or you tried once and it stalled)
- You’d rather make content than manage a funnel, checkout, or customer emails
- You already have a product generating steady revenue
- You need guaranteed pay regardless of results — this is a revenue-share partnership, not freelance work
- You don’t want your name or story attached to a paid product
Six steps, in order.
- 01
Discovery call
We review your content, audience, and any past monetization attempts together.
- 02
Offer design
I map one scoped product idea specific to your content and audience.
- 03
Written agreement
Ownership, revenue split, responsibilities, and exit terms — before anything goes live.
- 04
Build
The offer, landing page, checkout, and a short launch email sequence.
- 05
Launch
One focused launch window to prove the model — not an open-ended system.
- 06
You keep creating
I run the backend and report numbers back to you.
A clean split.
- Keep making content as normal
- Lend your name, face, and story (recorded modules, occasional posts)
// two items. that’s the point.
- Offer design & product packaging
- Landing page, checkout, email sequence
- Launch strategy & timing
- Customer onboarding, delivery, support
- Analytics & reporting
Setup fee, then a revenue split.
A small setup fee covers the offer design and initial build. This isn’t about extracting cash upfront — it’s a filter for creators who are serious.
After that, we split product revenue. Split percentage depends on how much IP, audience, and content you bring versus how much building and running I do. We agree on it in writing before anything launches.
I’m taking on my first 1–2 partnerships right now.
That means full attention on your build, not a template rolled out across a dozen clients. In exchange, I’m upfront that I don’t have launches to show you yet. I’d rather tell you that directly than dress it up.
Questions worth answering.
Let’s see if this is a fit.
An application, not a commitment. If it looks like a match on both sides, we’ll book a call. If not, I’ll tell you straight and point you somewhere useful.