The terms, written
before any money.
A trust-based revenue participation in real, live products — shared profit, shared loss, no guarantees, and no obligation to reimburse what business risk takes. Read this before the calculator.
Verify before you believe: the products are live today — marktbit · nutrigo · auroratoday · paybridge · goodsbooks all at .devproflow.com, plus the full index at /products. This offer asks for trust in working systems, not in slides.
Ten clauses, in plain language
The framework that governs every open-share participation.
What you are buying
- —A participation unit is a contractual right to a percentage of one named product’s future distributable revenue — nothing more.
- —It is not equity or company shares, not a loan, not a deposit, and not a security. It carries no ownership of the company, no voting rights, no management rights, and no claim on assets outside the named product’s revenue.
- —Each product’s shared pool is capped at 30% total; the owner always retains at least 70%. One participant takes a position in one named product — your amount is deducted from that product’s remaining 30%.
- —When a product’s 30% is fully allocated, its pool CLOSES to new participants — first-come order, and sold-out pools are marked closed on the projection page.
This runs on trust — and the products are real
- —This is a trust-based business participation, offered openly. The products are not promises on paper — they are live, deployed systems you can inspect before deciding: marktbit.devproflow.com, nutrigo.devproflow.com, auroratoday.devproflow.com, paybridge.devproflow.com, goodsbooks.devproflow.com and the rest of the public portfolio at devproflow.com/products.
- —The projections on the projection page are planning models built on published prices and real market sizes — they describe potential, not guarantees.
- —Verified actuals (checkout records, traffic) are shared in the data room under mutual NDA for participants who want deeper diligence.
Entry — any amount from $10
- —There are no fixed tiers. Any amount from $10 per product converts automatically at the entry rate shown on the projection page: share % = amount ÷ the product’s entry valuation.
- —Conversion rate and allocation are confirmed in writing before any participation counts. If the written terms do not fit, the participant declines and nothing is charged.
- —Payment rail: PayPal [email protected], referencing the product name. Allocation is first-come within each product’s 30% pool.
Proving period — each product on its own clock
- —Every product passes through its own proving / trial period. The owner declares a product "launch-ready" only when that product’s revenue operations are actually running.
- —Month 8 is the earliest realistic mark — not a shared deadline. A product’s revenue counting for distributions begins the month after ITS OWN launch-ready declaration; a slower product simply starts later. No product’s clock depends on another’s.
- —Nothing is distributable during a proving period: no revenue is claimed, no payout is owed, and no performance complaint can arise — because in this phase there is, by definition, nothing yet to distribute.
Distributions — net revenue, after operating costs
- —Distributable amount = that product’s actual revenue received MINUS the operating costs attributable to it: servers and infrastructure, licenses, third-party services, payment processing fees, and similar running costs. Distributions are paid on the schedule in the written confirmation (monthly or quarterly) — calculated from net revenue, never from projections.
- —The cost breakdown behind each payout is shown in the periodic distribution report for that product, so participants can see gross revenue, deducted costs, and the resulting net.
- —Revenue goes up and down; both movements are inherent business risk borne by all participants including the owner.
- —If a product’s net is nothing in a period, it distributes nothing in that period. No product is obliged to subsidize another.
- —A product’s pool covers its whole revenue line — including units, features, or lines opened or recommended under that product later — so additions feed the same pool you already hold, with no extra buy-in required.
Shared risk — no reimbursement obligation
- —This is a business participation, not a guarantee. Profit and loss are borne together.
- —The owner is not obligated to refund, reimburse, or compensate the participation amount if a product underperforms, earns below projections, delays its launch, or fails — in the proving period or after it.
- —No participant may bring a claim, demand, or legal action arising from underperformance, loss, delay, or business failure. The single exception: an accrued distribution that was actually earned, actually due under the written terms, and not paid — that debt is real and collectible.
- —Participation is voluntary and self-directed. There is no pressure and no deadline. Participate only with money you can afford to lose entirely.
Owner buyback right
- —The owner may buy back any participation and end that revenue-share relationship at any time, at the owner’s sole discretion.
- —Buyback price = the GREATER of: (a) 10× the participant’s original deposited amount, or (b) the participation’s percentage value against the product’s then-current new valuation — not the old entry valuation.
- —After a buyback settles, that participation and its future distribution rights end permanently.
Your verification rights
- —Inspect every live product publicly before deciding.
- —Request data-room access under mutual NDA for checkout records and traffic.
- —After launch-ready: periodic distribution reporting per product showing gross revenue, operating-cost deductions, and the net behind each payout.
Formalization & honest limits
- —This page is the plain-language summary of the participation framework. The binding version is the written confirmation issued per allocation; where this page and the written confirmation differ, the written confirmation governs.
- —Governing law and dispute resolution (good-faith negotiation first) are stated in that written agreement.
- —Independent advice is encouraged — legal, tax, or financial — before participating. A revenue-share participation may be treated differently in different jurisdictions; the written terms govern.
New ideas — co-build terms
- —New products added to the ecosystem later — new ideas and new recommended lines — run on different math from the $10 entry conversion on this page.
- —Co-build entry: from $1,200 per new product. The profit split is 50:50 OF THE OWNER’S 70% — 35% of that product’s net distributable revenue to you, 35% retained by the owner.
- —You also receive an automatic 1% share carved from the product’s 30% shared pool — 36% of net revenue in total, with the remaining 29% open to regular participants.
- —Every other rule on this page applies unchanged: net-revenue accounting, the product’s own proving clock, shared risk, and the owner buyback right.
Same terms, thirteen languages
Identical meaning in every card. If anything differs, the English clauses above remain the governing version.
This is a trust-based business built on products that are live and verifiable today — not promises on paper.
Participation starts at $10 — any amount auto-converts to a revenue-share % of one chosen product, deducted from that product’s 30% pool; a pool closes to new participants once fully allocated. Each product runs its own proving clock: distributions begin at the earliest around month 8 after that product is declared launch-ready; slower products start later. Your pool covers the product’s whole revenue line, including lines opened or recommended under it later.
Profit and loss are shared. Payouts are calculated from NET revenue — what is left after operating costs such as servers, licenses, infrastructure and payment fees. There is no obligation to refund or compensate if the business underperforms, is delayed, or fails — revenue ups and downs are business risk. Only distributions already owed from actual net revenue can be claimed.
Owner buyback right: the owner may end a participation at any time by paying the greater of 10× your original amount or your share’s value at the product’s then-new valuation. No pressure — participate only with money you can afford to lose.
New product ideas added later run on different math: co-build entry from $1,200 splits the owner’s 70% share 50:50 — 35% to you — plus an automatic 1% carved from the shared 30% pool, for 36% of that product’s net revenue.
Non-English versions are convenience translations — the English clauses are the binding text in any dispute.
Terms first. Numbers second.
If these terms are acceptable, see what each amount converts to in the projection model — or ask questions first.