Power Four Compensation Plan.
Starting membership is $40: $20 to the company and $20 to the assigned receiving member. Annual renewal is also $40: $20 to the company and $20 to the assigned receiving member. The rules below determine whether the inviter or the next qualifying sponsor receives the full $20 member portion. GoBeaug Links does not keep any of that $20.
Power of Four example
Try a number of paid personal referrals. The table shows an illustration of $20 member payments from new activations, including possible pass-ups from members assigned to you.
The percentage of assigned members assumed to generate both their 2nd and 4th qualifying sales. 100% shows the full mathematical possibility; it is not an expected result.
| Level | Assigned paid members | At this level | Running total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 · Your kept sales | 2 | $40 | $40 |
| 2 · Possible pass-ups | 4 | $80 | $120 |
| 3 · Possible pass-ups | 8 | $160 | $280 |
| 4 · Possible pass-ups | 16 | $320 | $600 |
| 5 · Possible pass-ups | 32 | $640 | $1,240 |
| 6 · Possible pass-ups | 64 | $1,280 | $2,520 |
| 7 · Possible pass-ups | 128 | $2,560 | $5,080 |
| 8 · Possible pass-ups | 256 | $5,120 | $10,200 |
| 9 · Possible pass-ups | 512 | $10,240 | $20,440 |
| 10 · Possible pass-ups | 1,024 | $20,480 | $40,920 |
| 11 · Possible pass-ups | 2,048 | $40,960 | $81,880 |
| 12 · Possible pass-ups | 4,096 | $81,920 | $163,800 |
Level 1 is your kept personal sales: four qualifying personal sales means you keep #1 and #3, or $40. At 100% duplication, each assigned member is assumed to make two pass-up sales, so each following level doubles: $80, $160, $320, and so on. The running total adds the levels; it is different from the amount at a single level. Lower percentages are rounded down to whole members. Levels describe referral relationships, not months or years.
This is a hypothetical illustration, not a projection, income claim, or guarantee. It counts only completed, qualifying paid activations. It excludes annual renewals, refunds, fees, expenses, and your $40 membership. Renewal payments depend on each member renewing and paying the assigned sponsor; they are not included in this total.
Who becomes the sponsor?
For your first, third, and fifth-onward personal sales, you become the new member’s assigned sponsor. For your second and fourth, your assigned sponsor receives the new member instead.
A passed-up member stays with that assigned sponsor. When that member makes their own second and fourth personal sales, those members pass to their assigned sponsor too. Incoming pass-ups do not increase the receiving sponsor’s personal-sale counter.
An example
Mary refers John as her second personal sale. John passes to Mary’s sponsor, Sammy. John stays assigned to Sammy. When John refers his own second and fourth members, those members also pass to Sammy.
What happens each year?
The member manually renews by paying $20 to the company and $20 to their assigned sponsor. A renewal is not a new personal sale, does not advance a sale counter, and does not create a new pass-up.
How is payment confirmed?
At activation, the buyer pays $20 to the company through Stripe and sends a separate $20 to the assigned member through their connected Stripe account. Stripe verifies each payment automatically. At renewal, both $20 payments are due.
What if an account expires?
Editing and the public member page pause after a 10-day grace period unless both renewal payments are confirmed. Sponsor assignments stay intact. New activation orders are blocked when the receiving sponsor is inactive, so money is not silently redirected to someone else.
How are pending sales and refunds handled?
A referrer can have one unfinished initial enrollment order at a time. This holds the correct sale number and payment recipient while the two payments are completed. An entirely unpaid order can be cancelled; an order with a submitted payment report needs review first. Confirmed sales are not renumbered after refunds. The founder is the top of the sponsor tree and has no pass-up recipient.
These are the rules implemented in this private preview. Provider fees reduce the recipient’s net amount unless separately covered. Refunds and disputes require review; there is no guarantee of commissions or income.
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