MyKoolToolsPro · Advanced Level

Understand the plan.
Build with purpose.

Explore the Advanced Compensation Plan, from your first qualified matrix to four levels of commissions.

3 active members To create your first qualified matrix
4 commission levels With defined qualification requirements
Multiple matrices As personal paid membership grows
The plan at a glance

A people-centered plan

MyKoolToolsPro’s Advanced Compensation Plan describes a fixed matrix opportunity for Business Pro and above members. It connects paid membership, personal sponsorship, and team development with commissions across four levels. Members may build more than one matrix as their personally sponsored membership grows. This overview explains the structure, qualification steps, package examples, and payment conditions presented in the plan.

01 / Get established

Start active. Then qualify.

A member becomes active after paying for membership. An active member becomes qualified when three paid, active members are on their first level, creating the first matrix. Additional personally sponsored paid members after the third can create additional matrices. The document states that there is no limit to the number of matrices a member may create. That describes structural capacity, not a promise of earnings.

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Begin with people, active membership, and clear qualification steps.
1

Become active

A paid membership establishes active status.

2

Establish your first matrix

Three paid, active members on your first level establish qualification.

3

Meet level requirements

Review the level-two membership milestones and the full qualification explanation.

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03 / Membership changes

How compression and roll-up work

The plan describes full compression and roll-up. A member inactive for two months is removed, and the next active member fills that position. If a personally sponsored member becomes inactive, their personally sponsored members roll up to the sponsoring member. Trial members have a separate status during the seven-day trial. If a trial member cancels, members enrolled beneath that person roll up to the member above. These rules describe placement changes; they do not guarantee a full matrix or continued income.

04 / Package examples

Compare the package examples

Six monthly packages appear in the examples: Entry at $29.99, Basic at $49.99, Pro at $99.99, Business Pro at $169.99, Enterprise Pro at $289.99, and Ultimate Pro at $499.99. The Business Pro example lists per-member commissions of $51, $34, $5.10, and $3.40 across the four levels. These are illustrated amounts, not projected monthly earnings.

05 / Payment terms

Know the payment conditions

The income disclaimer ties commissions to qualifying membership payments and account good standing within thirty-one days of the sale. Payments are generally held for seven days for credit-card security, then paid on Wednesdays, subject to the agreement. If Wednesday is a holiday, payment moves to the preceding business day. Commissions are based on membership fees received, less sales taxes.

Make an informed decision

Build with clear expectations

Financial success is not guaranteed. The document emphasizes effective sales, effort, dedication, skill, persistence, competence, and leadership. Before participating, review the full Members Agreement and disclaimers, confirm qualification requirements, and clarify the Entry commission discrepancy. Focus on understanding the service and supporting active members.

Read the Members Agreement

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