veltari

FIFTEEN

You have to be doing fifteen to get in.

A private room of business owners doing $15,000 a month or more, revenue verified before anyone is let through the door. No beginners. No gurus. Nothing to complete.

$15K/mo

verified, not claimed

80 seats

capped on purpose

$99/mo

founding rate, first 25

Every other group you've joined was free, which is exactly why it was full of people who'd never done it. The price and the proof aren't there to make money. They're there to keep the room worth being in.

Apply for a seat

Founding members pay $99/mo locked for life — first 25 seats, then it goes to $149.

You'll be asked to show proof of revenue before you're let in. No proof, no seat — that's the whole deal.

What you're actually paying for

Not content — content is free on YouTube. You're paying for the filter.

01

The weekly operator call

One member in the hot seat with their real numbers on screen, and the room takes the problem apart. Sixty minutes, recorded, archived. Not a webinar — a working session where the person answering has already solved it at your scale.

02

The Deal Board

Members hiring members, subcontracting overflow, passing referrals across state lines. This is the part that pays for the membership several times over, and it costs nothing to run.

03

The Vendor Vault

The actual tools, contractors, insurance brokers, lenders and software people in here use — with what they actually pay. No affiliate links, no sponsored slots.

04

The directory

Name, business, revenue band, market. Eighty operators who have all cleared the same bar, and who you can reach directly.

What it isn't

Worth being blunt about, because you've almost certainly been burned by something that called itself the same thing.

  • A course. There is no curriculum and nothing to complete.
  • A free Facebook group where 90% of the room is asking how to start.
  • A place to pitch. Members who treat it as a lead list get removed.
  • A guru thing. I'm an operator too, and I'm not the smartest person in here.

The fair questions

How do you actually verify the $15K?

A Stripe or Square screenshot, a P&L page, or a bank summary — whatever you're comfortable with. I look at it myself, I don't store it, and I don't share it. No proof, no seat. The first exception I make is the day the room stops being worth paying for.

Why cap it at eighty?

Because a room where you recognise everyone behaves completely differently to one where you don't. Past a certain size people stop posting real numbers, and real numbers are the entire point.

Does it have to be a service business?

No. Trades, practices, agencies, e-commerce, freight — the common thread is that you're past the starting line and running something real, not the industry you're in.

Is this just a funnel for your software?

You'll see me build things, because that's what I do. But the day members feel farmed is the day this stops working, so nobody gets pitched. If you want the software you can come find it.

What if it isn't worth it?

Cancel. It's month to month and I'd rather you left than sat there resenting it. Founding members keep their rate for life if they ever come back.