Every card swipe in America pays somebody a slice. This shows what the compounding model looks like at your effort level — the part almost everyone gets wrong.
This is what the compounding residual model looks like at your inputs. One effort per account. Paid monthly, for the life of that account. The curve never resets to zero.
| Key | Assumption | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| S-01 | Avg merchant monthly card volume | PLACEHOLDER | Pending Mitch — real portfolio average |
| S-02 | Agent-side residual per account / mo | $30–$80 PLACEHOLDER | Pending Mitch — by split tier (30/35/40/50%) |
| S-03 | Annual account retention | 88% PLACEHOLDER | Pending Mitch — real attrition data |
| S-04 | Conversations → signed account rate | PLACEHOLDER | Pending — derived from effort preset |
Model applies retention to every cohort of accounts monthly. It assumes you keep working through the months selected, and assumes nothing about your ability, market, or effort. It is an illustration built on the assumptions above — not a promise, projection, or guarantee of what you personally will earn. Building a book of accounts takes real work, and most people who start any business do not reach these numbers.
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