A pastor, counselor, or spouse refers someone. They try Winners Edge for $1. They stay for $49 a month. You earn 10% — every month — for as long as they stay.
A plain-language walkthrough of the partner funnel. By the end of this page you'll know exactly how someone you refer moves from first click to active member — and how the recurring 10% arrives in your pocket.
No spreadsheets. No jargon. Just the path.
Step 1 — You have the relationship.
You're a pastor who's watched a member of your congregation spiral into debt and silence. You're a counselor whose caseload is full of people who've tried traditional programs twice already and still can't make it stick. You're the spouse who's been up at 2 a.m. for the third time this week, watching the same person swear it won't happen again.
You already have the relationship. You've earned the trust. And you've probably looked for something to point them toward that isn't a 30-day inpatient stay they can't afford or a hotline that puts them on hold.
Winners Edge is the thing in your back pocket now — a 24/7 AI Friend grounded in Scripture, available the moment the urge hits, anonymous, and affordable enough that it doesn't add financial pressure to whatever financial pressure they're already carrying.
All you have to do is introduce it.
Step 2 — They land on the $1 trial.
You send them a link. They click. They land on a single page with one button — "Pay $1 — 50 Messages — Cancel Anytime." That buys them seven days of unlimited conversation with their AI Friend, plus a daily Bible study, plus a financial tracker they can use in private.
The barrier isn't "is this worth their time." The barrier is "is this worth a dollar." And the answer is almost always yes — especially for someone whose gambling habit has already cost them ten thousand times that in a single bad weekend.
Once they're in, the AI Friend builds a recovery profile from their first conversation. It meets them where they are — whether that's freshly honest or still sneaking around. It does not shame them. It does not dismiss them. It walks with them, day by day, the way you wish you could be there every hour but can't.
Step 3 — They transition to the $49/month membership.
On day 8, the trial auto-charges $49 and they become a full member. They keep messaging their AI Friend — now without a message cap. They get the full daily study, the full financial recovery module, the debt tracker, the gambling-log tooling, and access to a member card they can use to keep track of their streak.
This is the moment most "recovery apps" lose people. The trial ends, the price hits, and the person says "I can't afford this" and never comes back. Winners Edge works because by day 8, the AI Friend has already become the first thing they text in a panic. The relationship is built. The cost feels like a fraction of what they were gambling away. They stay.
You're not closing a sale. you're introducing someone to the thing that holds them accountable between your weekly check-ins.
Step 4 — You earn 10% recurring.
Every month they stay subscribed, you earn 10% of their membership. That's the whole math.
$49 × 10% = $4.90 per active member per month
Ten active members you referred = $490 a month in recurring income. Twenty = $980. The income compounds as the people you've referred stay subscribed — and the average member stays for several months, because the AI Friend becomes the scaffolding around their recovery, not a one-off app they tried once.
The payout runs through Winners Edge's affiliate track. You sign up at /partners, get a unique referral code, share it in whatever way makes sense for your context — a sermon illustration, a counseling intake, a printed card in your church lobby — and the system attributes every signup back to you.
You're not selling anyone anything. You're pointing a person who is in pain toward something that is genuinely helping them, and you're being compensated for the introduction. That's the whole shape of the program.
Two ways to begin.
If you're a pastor, counselor, spouse, or community organization ready to refer people into recovery, join the partner program and get your referral code. If you (or someone you love) need the trial first, start there.