One brand. Ten offers. Two links. This is what each sale pays, where to start, and the handful of rules that keep you in the programme — written for someone who has never done this before.
Published commission rates are shown as dollar amounts using current public prices. Wealth and Founder are included in the offer ladder, but no commission rate is quoted until it appears in DueSmart’s published program terms.
| Offer | You earn | How it works |
|---|---|---|
| Business Team | $285.60 | 20% of $119/mo, paid across 12 months |
| Business Pro | $141.60 | 20% of $59/mo, paid across 12 months |
| Complete Ecosystem Pass | $104.10 | 30% of $347, one time |
| Guided Ecosystem | $89.55 | 15% of $597, one time |
| Business Solo | $69.60 | 20% of $29/mo, paid across 12 months |
| Stage Pass | $44.10 | 30% of $147, one time |
| Credit Reset Course | $44.10 | Published Repair Stage rate: 30% of $147, one time |
| Finance Personal | $31.18 | 20% of $12.99/mo, paid across 12 months |
| Generational Wealth Course | — | Commission rate is not currently published; do not quote one |
| Founder | — | Free plans earn no commission; no Founder paid-plan rate is currently published |
This is not a promise of earnings. It shows what one sale pays. It does not predict what you will make, because nobody honestly can — that depends entirely on who you know, how you talk to them, and how consistent you are. Anyone who quotes you a monthly income figure for this kind of work is selling you something.
The thing most people miss: the two highest-paying offers are the business Finance plans, not the courses. A single Business Team signup pays more than two Complete Passes. If you know people who run a service business with staff, that is the most valuable conversation you can have.
Do these six things once and every campaign after this takes minutes.
Sales-page attribution is still gated. The six dedicated sales properties are available in the Ad Studio for campaign planning and review. Keep the main DueSmart destination selected whenever the Campaign Coach shows an attribution warning. Switch to a dedicated sales page only after DueSmart confirms a live test purchase appeared in Ambassador Admin.
This is a rhythm, not a sprint. The people who do well here are not the loudest — they are the ones still going in week ten.
Talk to the ten people on your list, one at a time. Not a broadcast — a message that mentions something real about them. This is the highest-yield fortnight you will have, and most ambassadors skip it because it feels less impressive than posting.
Three posts a week from the Ad Studio, and ten to twenty-five personal conversations — sent by hand, to people who know you. Rotate which offer you lead with so you learn which one your audience actually responds to.
By now you have real information. One offer will be outperforming, and one channel will be doing most of the work. Stop spreading yourself evenly and put your hours where the results already are.
Go back to everyone who bought. They are the warmest audience you will ever have — for the next offer up the ladder, and for introductions. A satisfied customer is worth more than a hundred cold impressions.
The single strongest predictor of whether someone responds is not your copy. It is whether they already trust you.
Family, friends, former colleagues, people from church or the neighbourhood. They will read a message from you. They will not read one from a stranger.
Anyone with a small service business and staff. Business Pro and Team pay the most in the programme, and these are the only people they fit.
Anyone who has ever asked you about credit, bills, or getting organised. They opened the conversation. You are just finishing it.
Write one real sentence for each person. "You mentioned the car loan last week — this is the thing I said I'd send." That single line is the difference between a message and a broadcast, and it is what makes the whole approach honest. The Ad Studio will not let you send without it, on purpose.
You do not need to be full-time. You need to be regular.
Pick one offer to lead with. Generate the campaign in the Ad Studio. Download the images you will use.
Put one post up. Send five personal messages, each with a line written for that person.
Reply to anyone who responded. Send five more. Post again.
Reply to questions. If anyone says stop, log it in the Ad Studio immediately — that is what protects every other ambassador from texting them too.
Breaking any of these can end your partnership and forfeit unpaid commission. None of them are difficult once you understand what they are protecting.
No score, no approval, no deleted item, no funding amount, no income, no timeline. Not in a post, not in a text, not verbally. Talk about what someone will learn or organise, never what they will get.
Say you may earn a commission. Every caption the Ad Studio produces already includes it in the right language — leave it in.
If someone asks you to stop, log it in the Ad Studio. That adds them to a shared list so no other ambassador texts them either. A stop that only lives on your phone protects nobody.
Send by hand, one at a time, to people who agreed to hear from you. Do not buy lists, do not bulk-send, do not message strangers.
You cannot buy through your own link, and free plans do not generate commission.
Prices and inclusions come from the Ad Studio, which matches the public site. Do not add features, and do not invent a discount.
Why the rules are strict here specifically. This is credit and money education. The promises that would be merely annoying in another industry are, in this one, the exact claims regulators look for. The rules are not there to slow you down — they are what lets the programme keep paying.
Not to hit a target somebody set for you — to see what is actually working while there is still time to change it.
The number that moves everything else. If it is zero this week, nothing downstream will happen next week.
Your audience will pick one. Notice which, and lead with it.
Your dashboard shows this. Clicks without enrollments usually means the offer is wrong for who you are talking to, not that your copy is bad.
Most missed commission is not a rejection. It is a reply nobody followed up on.