Is this a pyramid scheme?
No. Partners are paid for memberships being sold — a real product — not for recruiting other Partners, and you don't need to buy a membership to become one. The simple test, explained →
Can you actually earn money?
Income comes from a real product and depends on your own effort and skill. It's not guaranteed, results vary, and we're not permitted to quote figures — nor would we. The honest answer →
Do I have to recruit people?
No. You can start purely as a traveler, and building a team is optional. Cold-calling and spam are prohibited by the club's rules regardless. More on this →
How much time does it take?
Typically around 30–40 minutes a day, and you set the pace. It's real effort, not a passive system — but it fits alongside a job or family. The realistic answer →
What does it cost to start?
There's a Partner activation fee of $95, with the agreement running in six-month periods (renewed at $95). You don't need to purchase a membership to be a Partner. The full getting-started steps →
Is it available where I live?
The opportunity is open only in certain regions, and this varies by jurisdiction. Confirm availability in your location before starting.
Do I need to be good at sales?
No. The approach that works is sharing something you genuinely use and understand — closer to a recommendation than a sales pitch. Quieter, non-salesy people often do this comfortably.
Income is not guaranteed and depends on individual effort and skill. See the income disclaimer. The partner opportunity is available only in regions where the club operates. Independent Partner of inCruises.