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Affiliate disclosure

Plainly: we earn a commission if you register through our links. Here is exactly how that works and what we do to stop it steering the conclusions.

The short version

Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you register for the Side Hustle Summit or buy the program through one of them, we may receive a commission at no additional cost to you. Your price is identical whether you use our link or go direct.

What we earn

The event’s partner program is run through FirstPromoter and its commission structure is public. Affiliates can earn up to $1,032 per customer across the full offer stack, and the program runs a promotional prize pool of $122,500. We are stating these figures because a disclosure that hides the size of the incentive is not much of a disclosure.

Figure showing the partner program's $122,500 promotional prize pool.
Read this site knowing the incentive exists.
Figure showing affiliates can earn up to $1,032 per customer.
A disclosure that hides the size of the incentive is not much of a disclosure.

That is a large incentive and you should read this site knowing it exists.

What we do about the conflict

The commission creates an obvious pressure toward recommending a purchase. Our answer is structural rather than a promise of good character:

Five rows describing the structural answers to the commission conflict.
Structural, rather than a promise of good character.
  • The verdict is provisional and says so. We do not tell you to buy. Our actual recommendation on the $1,995 program is to decide outside the launch window, which is the advice least likely to produce a commission for us.
  • We publish the things that cost us money. That the 10x guarantee returns no cash, that the refund window is too short to test the method, that the product sells outside the launch at the same price, and that cheaper alternatives exist. Each of those reduces conversions.
  • Unverified claims stay unverified. Marking promotional income claims as unevidenced is not what an incentive-driven site does.
  • No paid placements. Nobody can buy a mention, a position or a rating here, and no third party reviews our content before publication.

What we are not

We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Prime Mover LLC, Russell Brunson, Iman Gadzhi, Monetise, Whop or ClickFunnels. All trademarks and brand names belong to their respective owners and are used here for identification and commentary only.

Pull quote confirming your price is identical whether you use our link or go direct.
At no additional cost to you.

Not financial advice

Nothing here is financial, legal or business advice. Buying a business education program is a discretionary purchase with no guaranteed outcome. No earnings disclosure has been published for this offer, so no income representation on this site should be inferred, and any results featured in the vendor’s own promotion should be assumed unrepresentative. Do your own diligence and only spend money you can afford to lose entirely.

Questions

If anything about our commercial relationships is unclear, or you think a page reads as though the incentive won, say so — that is a correction we would want to make. Our editorial rules are on the method page.

How this site makes money: we earn a commission if you register for the summit through our links. We are not paid to reach a conclusion, and the organizers have no review or approval over anything published here. Full disclosure.

Common questions

Does this site earn money if I buy?

Yes. We may receive a commission if you register or purchase through our links, at no additional cost to you. Your price is the same either way.

How much commission do affiliates earn?

The partner program's published structure allows up to $1,032 per customer across the full offer stack, alongside a $122,500 promotional prize pool.

Does the commission affect your reviews?

We publish several findings that reduce conversions, including that the 10x guarantee returns no money, that the refund window is too short to test the method, and that the same product sells outside the launch at the same price.