Opportunity
No income stories, no screenshots, no "imagine if." Just the parts: what it costs, what each mechanism pays for, and when the money moves. The disclaimer on this page is not fine print — it's the point.
| Item | Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Membership | $9.95/month or $99.95/year | Required to buy at member prices and to stay active as an affiliate |
| Affiliate fee | $40 one-time | Added to your first month: $49.95 to start as member + affiliate |
| Product purchases | None required | No autoship, no inventory, no monthly quota |
Staying active means keeping the membership current. That's the whole carrying cost — plus your time, which is real and worth counting.
When someone you enroll joins as a member, the plan pays a $5 Fast Start bonus; when they also become an affiliate, it pays $20 more — $25 total. Deeper levels pay smaller percentages by rank (up to 10 levels at the top ranks). One-time per enrollment, paid weekly.
Every member sits in a company-wide 2×15 matrix, placed under their enroller. The plan pays 2.50% of the $9.95 membership — about $0.25 — per active member per level per month. How many levels you are paid on depends on rank: 12 levels unranked, up to 15 at Diamond. The plan's published maximum for a completely full matrix at Diamond is $16,383.50 per month. Real matrices are never completely full: people cancel, spots sit empty, and placement is only partly in your control. Chapter 15 of the book works a small, honest example.
You earn 50% of the matrix commissions of everyone you personally enroll, plus smaller generational percentages at higher ranks. If your people earn little from the matrix, 50% of little is little — matching multiplies what's actually there.
When a retail customer buys through your link, you earn 50% of the difference between the retail and member price on that order (example: a $24.00 retail item with a $16.00 member price pays $4.00), with smaller percentages on deeper levels by rank. Repeatable on every order.
When a personally enrolled member places their first product order, a bonus equal to 10% of that order (on up to $300 of products, once per household) is paid out across the enrollment line on the same percentage table as Fast Start.
Affiliates with $2,500–$50,000+ in monthly personal retail volume earn an extra 10–50% of the retail/member price difference (60–100% total).
2% of total company sales is split among Diamond-ranked affiliates; 0.5% among Crown Diamonds.
| Rank | Qualification (summary) |
|---|---|
| Bronze | 2 personally enrolled active members |
| Silver | 10 personal + 20 total team (or 3 Bronze legs + 20) |
| Gold | 30 personal + 100 team (or 3 Silver legs) |
| Platinum | 100 personal + 500 team (or 3 Gold legs) |
| Diamond | 2,500 total team, with per-leg caps |
| Crown Diamond | 50,000 total team, max 10,000 per leg |
Ranks matter because they set how many matrix levels and which matching generations you're paid on. The full qualification rules are in Chapter 17 of the book.
Because the costs are certain and the earnings aren't. You'll pay $49.95 to start and $9.95 a month to stay active whether or not you ever earn a commission. Some people build real income in network marketing; most people in every company in this industry earn little or nothing, and LiveGood publishes no disclosure statement that would let anyone quote you better odds. If the products at member prices are worth $9.95 a month to you on their own, the business decision gets much simpler — everything after that is upside you work for, not a promise you bought. The free tour takes a few minutes and shows you the official presentation; bring this page's skepticism with you.