The affiliate platform of the suite.
Creators share the products with their audiences and earn on every subscriber they bring.
Some kingdom influencers charge four to five figures just to play. Here it runs the other way: the creator pays nothing, joins free, and earns 10% of gross from the first dollar his audience brings in. The audience a creator spent years building is the creator's asset, and this program pays him as if that were true, because it is.
The standard deal offered to creators is stacked against them. Programs charge the influencer to take part, sometimes four or five figures simply to play. Pay, when it comes, is a single payment calculated on what is left after everyone else's cuts. Earnings are capped, and the audience the creator spent years building is treated as the platform's asset, not the creator's.
Armor Bearer answers by running the deal the other way on every one of those points. It should not cost folks to get the word out. The creator pays nothing, is paid on the gross from the first dollar, and is never capped.
A creator joins Armor Bearer free and is approved. On approval, their MannaAi account arrives already loaded: the full contact database in the app and the media in the content library, so the work can start the same day, with no spreadsheets and no list to build.
The creator's part is posting. Two videos a month is their fee, rotating across Armor Bearer, MannaAi, and FaithShield. That is the floor, not the ceiling: the frame of the whole program is commission sales, so the more they post, the more they make.
Subscribers who come in through a creator are that creator's referrals. The creator earns on them for as long as they stay subscribed, and books and other products sold through the creator pay their own commission on the sale.
The commission is 10% of gross, from dollar one, on the subscriptions the creator brings in. Gross means the whole subscription price, before the store charges and before any other deduction. It is paid monthly, and it runs for as long as the subscriber stays subscribed. There is no cap on earnings at any level.
On top of the commission sit milestone bonuses of 10% of net, net meaning what remains after the roughly 30% store charges, with nothing else deducted. No bonus is paid before the first 1,000 paid referrals. Bonuses land once, at each milestone reached: 1,000, 5,000, 10,000, 50,000, 100,000, and 500,000 paid referrals, and upward from there in steps, with no cap on the ladder.
Books and products pay 10% of the sale, paid once per sale.
The money flows from the app side, and the record should be plain about who pays what. The creator of an app pays the influencer commissions on that app. Armor Bearer takes a 5% platform baseline, and a platform fee of $500 a month applies only once an app passes $5,000 a month in cash flow, never before. A one-time setup fee of $200 sits on the app side as well, and it is charged only after influencers are on board.
The influencer's side of the ledger stays at zero in money, from joining to earning. Their investment is the posting, and the platform's side of the bargain is that the posting starts paying from the first subscriber, at the full rate, without a ceiling.
The spots go to creators who post. Join free, receive your account already loaded, put up your two videos a month, and let the audience you built start paying you back from the first subscriber. Claim your spot.