Every surface has
a published price.
The monetization map of the participation pool — every surface below is share-eligible. Only prices already live on the public sites. Owner-retained lines (property sales, a separate venue raise, franchise units, creator and religious-community products, studio services) are not part of the pool. Click any row to verify.
Eight surfaces — every one share-eligible
Illustrative projection bands
Planning ranges derived from published prices — not audited figures. The spread exists to be narrowed in the data room, not to promise an outcome.
Only surfaces with live checkout convert; modest adoption.
Half the published surfaces reach early traction.
B2B nutrition seats and kitchen-ops contracts scale together.
Not a forecast or offer of securities — scenario framing for discussion only. Full bottom-up build with assumptions and the marketing plan: /invest/projection.
How the model reprices upward
Pricing is already public
Every figure above links to a live pricing surface — nothing here depends on a hypothetical price. The open variables are volume and conversion, which is what data-room metrics answer.
Revenue shifts the valuation method
Without revenue proof the ecosystem prices on asset-sale comparables. Each verified MRR dollar moves the conversation to a 2.5–4× annual-profit multiple — the fastest way to reprice the whole portfolio.
Marginal launches stay cheap
Because the core is shared, activating a monetization surface on the seven in-build products is a configuration exercise — not a new build. That is where post-investment upside concentrates.
Next: how to own a piece
Four instruments — from whole-ecosystem share to single-product acquisition.
Open-share options