The four ways an Ace makes money
One seat, four separate income lines, and you keep all four.
Most people focus on the first line and forget the other three. Together they are what turns a seat into a business you own.
1. Your own clients
You sell a workspace at your retail price, pay 50 dollars for it, and keep the rest every month. At 297 dollars that is 247 dollars per client, per month, on your brand.
2. Your network's clients
Clients introduced by your referral partners cost you the same 50 dollars. You decide what the partner earns and what the client pays, and the difference stays with you. Ten partner clients at 100 dollars of margin each is another 1,000 dollars a month you did not sell yourself.
3. Usage from your own clients
Twilio, ElevenLabs, Resend and AI usage is rebilled at your markup. Roughly 50 to 300 dollars of profit a month per active client, and it grows as they use the agents more.
4. Usage from your network's clients
The same markup applies to every workspace in your network, and you keep it. Nothing is deducted, nothing is shared upward. A network of thirty active workspaces can produce more usage profit than the licence fees themselves.
The point
- Licence margin and usage margin are separate income lines, both fully yours
- Network clients earn on exactly the same terms as your own
- MAP Platform takes 50 dollars per live workspace and nothing else