Four ways to make money with Loop

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Refer shops

For: you are already in barbershops — a supplier, a barber, a regular

You show a shop Loop and send them your link. We onboard them, we support them, we bill them. You get paid when they start.

You do: the introduction. That is all.
We do: setup, support, billing, the relationship.
Effort: minutes per shop.

Pays a commission per shop that starts. Good for pocket money and warm-market goodwill; it does not compound, because the shop is never yours.

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Resell it as your own

For: you want an actual business, not a side commission

You set the shop up, you set the price, you bill them, and your name is on everything. The software costs you nothing per shop, so the whole fee is yours. The shop never sees us.

You do: setup, the monthly running, the report, the relationship.
We do: keep the software working.
Effort: a couple of hours a week once it is running.

You charge $200–$400 a month per shop. Six shops is $1,800 a month — and it compounds, because every shop is yours to keep.

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Free. You are not buying anything.

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Sell Ambassadors to a shop

For: you already work with local businesses

Careful — this one is not a way for you to earn from referrals. It is a product you sell: a done-for-you referral programme where the shop's own happy customers bring their friends in.

You do: set it up for a client and run it.
The shop's customers do: the referring.
Effort: an afternoon to set up, minutes a month after.

Sells as an add-on at $100–$200 a month on top of whatever else you run for them.

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Learn the whole business

For: you want to do all of the above, properly

TB University: the campus, 87 lessons with exams and build assignments, the daily checklist, live calls, and every tool in the stack licensed for your own clients — Loop, the storefront builder, the CRM, the compliant lead forms.

You do: the work. Nobody chases you.
We do: the system, the software, the calls.
Effort: it is a business, not a course.

Free for the founding 100 right now; a paid membership follows. The reselling above is one of the things it teaches you to run.

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Side by side

The difference in one table

The question that decides it: who does the shop call when something goes wrong? Whoever that is owns the client.

	Refer	Resell	Ambassadors	University
Who owns the shop	Us	You	You (it is your client)	You
Who sets the price	Us	You	You	You
Who bills them	Us	You	You	You
Your work per shop	An introductionminutes	Setup + monthlya couple of hours a week	Setup + monthlyminutes after setup	Whatever you sell
Does it compound	Nopaid once per shop	Yesrecurring, and yours	Yesas an add-on	Yes
Costs you	Nothing	Nothing per shop	Nothing per shop	A monthly membership

🧭 The one that confuses everybody

Ambassadors is a product, not a payout. Refer and Resell are ways you make money from Loop. Ambassadors is a referral programme you set up for a shop, so that shop's customers bring their friends. If you are looking for your own income, you want Refer or Resell.

Honest advice

Which to pick, if you are unsure

You have a job and know two shop owners → Refer. Send the link, see what happens, it costs you nothing.

You want this to become your income → Resell. One shop at $300 proves it works; the sixth one replaces a wage.

You already run marketing for local businesses → Resell, and add Ambassadors to the clients you already have.

You are starting from nothing and want the whole system → University, which contains all of the above and the software to deliver it.

Still not sure?

Start with the free lessons. They cost nothing, and lesson six is the exact conversation that gets a barbershop to say yes.

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