The question
Both ends are on this page, deliberately. The large results are real and rare. The two-to-five thousand a month retainers are far more common and are the honest picture of what a working ROYA business looks like. Where a member said “invoiced” or “run rate” rather than “collected”, we have kept their word.
Highly relatable
Signed an accounting firm on a $2,000 monthly retainer for client re-engagement and upsell.
Signed an accounting firm for $2k monthly retainer. ... Their staff are too busy to do follow-ups and sell more services, so we take that off their plate.
Strong result
A cold LinkedIn connection on Friday morning became a 20-minute demo that afternoon and $20,000 in the bank by Monday, plus a $1,000 monthly retainer.
A different path
A client referral produced a solar client at $2,500 per month plus a $400 per month review bot, taking total retainers to $8,000 per month.
The deal will be 2000 contacts per month for 2500 per month, then a review bot for 400 per month. ... Now sitting at $8K per month in retainers from ROYA deals
14 more member posts on the same question. Every one links back to the original.
Ten weeks in, invoiced just over £80,000 in a single week from one campaign.
Long story short, I invoiced just over £80K last week. So I have hit the tipping point I was grasping for. ... there's only so many 14 hour days I can do
Reached £20,000 per month in profit six weeks after leaving a salaried job.
£20k per month profit 6 weeks after leaving my 9 to 5... No two ways about it. Things will never be the same again for me.
Agency dashboard screenshot showing $46,037.05 total revenue for the previous month.
Signed a mortgage and insurance broker on a per-lead subscription contract worth £100,000 over twelve months.
Got a subscription deal with a mortgage/Insurance broker signed for their old database, processing a per lead basis, so every lead that enters highlevel we can invoice. Guranteed £100k over the next 12 months max.
In the last three weeks, I've secured a run rate of $200k, partnering with major players in the insurance & mortgage real estate development industry.
I just walked out of a meeting with a new Property Education client. $5K per month retainer, Costs covered + $25 per booked appointment and 100K list.
Closed a first client at $5,500 per month from a list of only 138 leads.
I (finally) closed my first client in ROYA, for $5,500/month... and gave me ammo against my wife, the skeptic. ... I only have 138 leads in my list, of which I've spoken to ~10.
Closed an insurance broker on a $3,500 monthly retainer against 20,000 contacts.
Update - response rate is now 52% and booked call rate is 20%!! $3.2k from a test of 110 leads
Closed a Chiro for $1k per month!
A solar client finally handed over their database on a deal of $497 per month plus $100 per appointment and 25% commission.
They've been dragging their feet until I threatened to force a trade to take my ball and play on another playground (the competition) and they finally handed over their database. ... $497/mo MRR plus $100 USD per appointment…
Sold a first client — an implant dentist — at $497 setup plus $497 per month, the day after botching a demo through technical problems.
Just got off my coffee date with an implant dentist. $497 + $497 mo for DBR on dead leads and unfinished dental treatment quotes. I was getting nervous because I ruined a doctor lead yesterday with tech glitches trying to share…
A forex client's 800-contact test produced 400 webinar registrations and 100 sales of a $497 programme.
Signed a personal finance company on a fully performance-based deal averaging $2,700 per commission against 6,000 leads.
I realized I'm not pushing hard enough after impressive demos. Anyway got tough with one company and they are in. 100% performance based with a personal finance company. The average commission is around $2700.
Three steps. This is the mechanism the posts above are all describing.
Every large number on this page started with a single test on a few hundred leads. One member's first trial was 96 leads.
The bigger results almost all come from doing more for a client who already trusts you — fresher leads, more androids, other parts of their business.
Several members here got their largest clients through a referral from a smaller one. One had three referrals handed to him in the meeting where he signed.
Across this library the common shapes are: a monthly retainer of roughly $200–$5,000, a per-appointment or per-booked-call fee of $25–$150, or a revenue share of 25–50%. Many members combine a small retainer with a back-end percentage.
Members do both. Retainers pay predictably and cover costs; revenue share is where the large numbers on this page come from. One member's advice, quoted from a conversation at a members' event: “get paid as soon as possible — it might feel like leaving money on the table but cash flow is king.”
Smaller than people expect. Members here have worked lists of 96, 138, 300 and 2,000 leads. Bigger databases raise the ceiling, not the odds of getting started.
No, and we would rather say so. The large results are a small minority of this library. The mid-sized retainers are the realistic picture. Read the disclaimer at the foot of the page.
Read how the model actually works, or start with the book and see the whole system for the price of a coffee.
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Results disclaimer — PLACEHOLDER, awaiting approved wording. Every figure on this page is transcribed from a post written by a ROYA member in the private community, and links to that original post. These are individual results. They are not typical, not average, and not a promise of what you will earn. Most people who buy a business course make little or no money. What you get out of ROYA depends on your market, your effort, the databases you get access to, and factors outside anyone's control. Nothing here is a guarantee of income.