The Syndicate

FAQ

Clear answers before you commit to working with The Syndicate.

This page explains how The Syndicate is built, how the Agent model works, and the exact meaning of the terms used across the platform.

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Direct commission
Own collected revenue
100%
20%
Subagent override
Direct first-level only
100%
5%
Monthly pool
Split by qualifying monthly share
100%
5%
Active window
Operational activity window
100%
180d

Short version

The model rewards direct origination first, then first-level subagent production, then qualifying current-month contribution to turnover.

If you want the simplest possible summary, it is this: 20% direct, 5% override, and a proportional share of a 5% monthly company pool, all tied to collected revenue and recorded in one operating system.

Formula recap

Direct: 20% x your own collected revenue.

Override: 5% x collected revenue from your direct first-level subagents.

Pool: your proportional share of the monthly 5% company pool, based on qualifying direct plus first-level subagent revenue.

Pool share: monthly pool x (your qualifying direct + first-level subagent basis / total qualifying agent basis).

What is The Syndicate, exactly? +
The Syndicate is an international human-machine network built for real software execution. It combines advanced AI systems, strong professional standards, and a worldwide operating network to design, build, and support software with speed, accountability, and clear ownership.
How is The Syndicate built? +
The structure is simple: one company, one operating model, and one clear delivery path. Approved Agents expand reach and bring opportunities into the platform, the company owns delivery and support, and opportunities, projects, revenue, support, payouts, and audit records stay connected in one system.
What is the working principle behind the company? +
Cutting-edge technology matters only when it becomes dependable work. That is why the brand is future-facing but the operating model stays disciplined: clear ownership, clear execution, clear support, and clear accountability.
What happens after I reach out or submit a project request? +
A real person reviews the request, the brief is routed into the operating system with context attached, and the first response starts from the substance of the request rather than guesswork. The relationship starts with people, not automation theater.
What does a Syndicate Agent actually do? +
A Syndicate Agent focuses on commercial origination. The role is to bring qualified client relationships and opportunities into the network. The company then scopes, builds, deploys, and supports the software.
How does the monthly earnings model work? +
The monthly payout has three core components: 20% direct commission on your own collected revenue, 5% override on collected revenue from your direct first-level subagents, and a proportional share of the 5% monthly company pool. Those components are aggregated into one monthly payout, plus or minus any approved adjustments.
How is the 5% monthly pool split? +
Each month, 5% of total company collected revenue becomes the pool. It is not divided equally across all active agents. The platform then measures qualifying production only: approved payments tied to won opportunities that became active projects. Your share is proportional to your qualifying direct revenue plus your qualifying first-level subagent revenue compared with the total qualifying basis for the month.
Can you show a simple monthly example? +
Yes. If you generate $40k of your own collected revenue and your direct first-level subagents generate $20k, you earn $8k in direct commission and $1k in override. If total company collected revenue for the month is $200k, the 5% company pool is $10k. If your qualifying basis is 20% of the month's qualifying basis, your pool share is $2k, which makes the monthly payout $11k before any approved adjustment.
What changes month to month in the payout model? +
The pool is current-month only, with no rolling memory or historical carryover formula. Revenue counts only after the deal is won, the project becomes active, and payment is recorded and approved. Subagents matter twice: they create the override stream and also contribute to the first-level basis used in the monthly pool split.
What keeps the operating model clear? +
The role stays commercial and the rules stay readable. Direct sales are rewarded first, the override applies only to direct first-level subagents, everything is calculated on approved collected revenue inside a monthly cycle, and attribution, opportunity flow, project status, audit, and payout logic stay inside one operating system.
What counts for the 5% subagent override? +
The override applies only to direct first-level subagents connected to you. It is calculated on collected revenue generated by those subagents. There is no second-level or deeper multi-level cascade.
What defines an agent as active? +
After approval, an agent is New until a first qualifying deal exists. The agent is Active when the latest qualifying direct or first-level subagent deal is within 180 days, Passive when the latest qualifying deal is older than 180 days, and Inactive when it is older than 365 days.
Who owns the client relationship and the delivered software? +
The platform tracks attribution and opportunity ownership clearly. Clients retain ownership of the software produced for them. The role of the agent is commercial origination, not client lock-in.
Is this an affiliate program? +
No. It is a structured commercial role inside one operating company, not a vague affiliate layer. The rules, attribution, opportunity flow, project status, audit trail, and payout logic all sit inside the platform.

Glossary

The terms used in the model.

These are the definitions used across the platform, the FAQ, and the monthly payout logic.

Operating model

The unified way The Syndicate runs commercial intake, delivery, support, attribution, and payout logic inside one company.

Unified platform

The connected system that keeps opportunities, projects, revenue, support, payouts, and audit records in one place.

Revenue

Economic value generated by a client relationship.

Collected revenue

Revenue actually received by the company. This is the base used for the model.

Approved revenue

Collected revenue validated in the platform and cleared for compensation calculations.

Direct revenue

Approved collected revenue attributed to the clients originated directly by an agent.

First-level subagent

A direct first-level agent introduced by another agent. Only this first level counts economically.

Direct commission

20% of the direct collected revenue attributed to the agent.

Subagent override

5% of the collected revenue generated by direct first-level subagents.

Monthly pool

5% of the total company collected revenue for the month, allocated proportionally rather than equally, based on qualifying direct plus qualifying first-level subagent revenue.

Monthly payout

The monthly total: direct commission + override + pool share +/- approved adjustments.

Active window

The 180-day operational activity window used to determine whether an agent remains operationally active.

Decision point

Choose the path that fits.

Bring a project if you need software execution. Apply as an Agent if you want a clear commercial role inside the network.

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