NexGame Lite is a subscription product, and the commission is recurring rather than one-time. Send one subscriber and you earn on every renewal they make. Most sports offers pay you once and you go find another customer. This one keeps paying.
Plainly, with the arithmetic shown. Monthly plan at 45%:
Compare that against a typical one-time sports CPA, which pays once and ends. We are not promising you any of these numbers. Retention varies, refunds happen, and some trials never convert. This is what the rate means arithmetically, not a forecast of what you will earn. Annual and semiannual plans pay the same percentage on a larger single payment; the weekly plan pays less per payment but renews more often.
You are putting your name on this, so here is the case you would be making — and the evidence behind it.
Every prediction is graded in public, automatically. The accuracy dashboard at /accuracy settles each projection against the real final score with no curation and no retro-grading. Losses post alongside wins. In a category where nearly every competitor shows you a screenshot of their good week, an open ledger is the differentiator — and it is what makes the pitch defensible when a reader pushes back.
Across 98 graded MLB and WNBA games, the three confidence tiers order correctly and monotonically:
A model whose confidence labels are noise produces roughly the same hit rate in every tier. These separate in the right order, which is the property that matters. 98 games is a modest sample and we would rather you describe it as directional than as settled — overselling it is how an audience stops trusting you, and your credibility is worth more than one conversion.
The product is a simulation engine, not a tout service. It converts with audiences who read probabilities.
Readers who already think in win probability and expected value. The easiest audience for this to land with.
The model prices against exchange quotes and surfaces where it disagrees. Directly useful to anyone trading event contracts.
Audiences that will actually check the calibration table, and be persuaded by it rather than bored.
If your audience buys tools rather than picks, the recurring rate compounds in a way one-off promos do not.
Drop your email below with a line about your newsletter, channel, or community. No application form, no waiting on a committee.
Tracking link through Whop, plus the calibration data and screenshots you can use in your own copy.
Newsletter placement, thread, video description, community post. You know your readers better than we do.
Whop handles tracking and payouts. Commission continues for as long as the subscriber stays active.
Your name goes on this, so you should audit it first. Leave your email and we'll send the complete settled history — every graded game, wins and losses, the full calibration breakdown by tier and by league, and the sample sizes behind each number. Not a highlight reel. The same file we'd hand a data buyer.
The 45% recurring terms and your tracking link come with it. If your audience isn't a fit, we'll say so rather than waste your placement.