- No upfront fee, paid from a revenue split
- As many reworks as you need
- Nothing goes live without your OK
- Leave anytime with 30 days' notice
Have you answered the same question again and again?
People like what you make and want more of it, but the only thing you can point them to is the next post.
It isn't only people who teach who get these messages. Entertainers, lifestyle creators and people with a strong point of view hear them too, because followers come for how you see things as much as for what you know. A digital product gives them something to say yes to.
Most creators already know this. What stops them is everything around it: writing it, designing it, setting up a store, getting it to buyers, and keeping it up to date long after launch day.
That last part is where a one-off build falls short. We're paid from a revenue split on every sale, so we have every reason to stay. We keep your product current, fix what needs fixing and keep the store running for as long as we're partnered.
How a partnership works
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Step 1. You send the form
Share your handle, your email and the kind of product you're curious about. We review each submission to check fit, and we'll be in touch by email.
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Step 2. We agree what to make
We settle the topic and the source material together, and you send the reference material that makes it sound like you. We put each product in writing with you, and email is fine, along with the date we'll deliver it.
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Step 3. We build it, you sign off
We turn your material into the product, and you'll see it before it goes live. We do as many reworks as you need, and nothing goes on sale until you give it your OK.
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Step 4. It goes on sale
We set up the storefront in your own Whop store, and you tell your audience about it.
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Step 5. We stay on
Once it's live, we run the store, get the product to your buyers, keep it updated and fix what needs fixing, whichever type it is, for as long as we're partnered.
Who does what
What Thrive does
- Plans the product with you, based on what we agree on
- Outlines, writes, designs and builds it from your material
- Delivers it by a date we agree with you in writing
- Does as many reworks as you need, before launch and after. We're paid from every sale, so it's in our best interest to get it right.
- Sets up your storefront and runs it as an admin, with no access to your payouts
- Gets the product to your buyers through Whop
- Keeps it updated and fixes what needs fixing for as long as we're partnered
What you do
- Own your Whop store and keep its business and tax details up to date
- Share the material that makes it sound like you
- Sign off on the product, and on everything it says to buyers, before it goes on sale
- Tell your audience about it on your channel and link it on your page
- Record and edit the videos, if you're making a video course
- Do the coaching, if you're offering coaching
What we can build with you
Digital products come in different forms, and which one suits you depends a lot on your niche and on what your audience keeps asking for. Choose a direction in the form, or tell us you're not sure and we'll work it out together.
Ebook
A written guide built from what you already know and say. We outline it and write it, then design the pages, so you're looking at a finished draft instead of a blank document.
Video course
A course gives people a path through your material. We plan the structure and outline, write the supporting copy and build the course pages. You record and edit the videos, because those need to be you.
One-on-one coaching
Coaching sells your time rather than a file. We shape the offer, write how it's described and help set it up, and you do the coaching. Our revenue split applies to coaching the same way it does to any other product.
Worksheets or templates
These suit the people in your audience who would rather do something than watch something. We plan the set, write the instructions and design them so they're easy to use.
Who this is for
Creators on any social platform, in most niches, can apply. What matters more than the platform is what's happening in your comments.
It's for you if your audience engages and asks questions, and if people already come to you for your expertise or your point of view. If you don't have that audience yet, it's probably early.
It's also for you if you want a partner who sticks around after launch, not a one-off build.
It's not a fit if you're looking for guaranteed income, or for someone else to do the promoting. Your audience trusts you, so telling them about it is your part of the partnership.
FAQ
What's my investment?
No money upfront. Thrive Infinite is paid only from a revenue split on sales, so we only make money when you do. Your investment is your material, your sign-off, and telling your audience about it.
What if nobody buys it?
Nobody can promise sales, and we won't. What you do get is no upfront fee and a partner that's paid only from sales, so you're not out a fee for a product that never moved, and we are just as motivated as you to get sales moving. After launch, we keep editing, fixing and adding to it with you.
What if I don't like how it turns out?
Then it doesn't go live. You see it before launch, and we do as many reworks as you need. We're paid from every sale, so it's in our best interest to get it right. Nothing goes on sale until you sign off on it, and that includes everything it says to buyers.
Do I need to be an expert to sell something?
If people ask you questions in your comments, save your posts or message you for advice, they already treat you as someone they learn from. That's all a product needs to start. You don't need a credential, just something you know that they keep coming back for.
How much of my time does it take?
It depends on what you're making. An ebook takes very little of your time, mostly sharing your material and looking over the draft. One-on-one coaching takes a good deal more, because the coaching itself is you. A video course sits in between, since you record and edit the videos and we handle the rest.
What if I can't figure out the technology?
You don't have to. The Whop account is yours, and we set up the storefront, get the product to your buyers, and keep it updated afterward.
I don't know which product fits me. What now?
Choose "Not sure yet" in the form. Which one works depends on your niche and audience, and helping you choose is part of our job.
How long until it's live?
It depends on what we're building, so there's no standard turnaround. For each product, we agree a delivery date with you in writing. We agree the price of each product together, in writing, too.
How and when do I get paid?
The store is yours, in your own Whop account, and we're added as an admin so we can run it. We never have access to your payouts. Whop sends our share of each sale to our own Whop account automatically, and your share goes straight to you, never through us. Your share is yours to withdraw once it's in your available Whop balance, under Whop's own payout rules. The revenue split is worked out on what's left after Whop's own fee on each sale, any sales tax or VAT, refunds, and any expenses we've both agreed to in writing first. Since the account is yours, you pay over any sales tax or VAT when it's due.
Who owns the product?
You keep your name, your brand, your recordings and everything you send us. We keep the copyright in what we write and design, and you get the exclusive right to sell the finished product in your Whop store for as long as we're partnered. We can't sell it, or anything of yours, without your written OK.
Can I sell it anywhere else?
Not while we're partnered. Every product we build together is sold only through your own Whop store, and that includes any updated or rebranded version of it. You can promote it on your channel and link to your store as often as you like. Anything unrelated that you make on your own isn't part of the partnership.
How long does your share last?
For as long as the partnership runs. Our share of the revenue split applies to every sale while we're partnered, including renewals and new editions, and it isn't swapped for a one-time buyout. There's no fixed end date. It runs until either of us decides to end it.
Can I leave, and what happens if I do?
Yes. There's no long-term contract. Either of us can end the partnership with 30 days' notice by email. When it ends, the product comes off sale, anyone who already bought it keeps it, and sales up to that day are still split as agreed.
Does this work for coaching?
Yes. We shape the offer, write how it's described and help set it up, and you do the coaching. Our revenue split applies to coaching the same way it does to any other product.
Have an audience and nothing to sell them yet?
Share your handle and email, and tell us what you're curious about. There's no upfront fee, nothing goes live without your OK, and you can leave anytime with 30 days' notice.