Join a community that owns the businesses it builds together

No. In pyramid schemes, members make money primarily by recruiting others who pay to join. In Society, membership is free, and revenue comes from actual businesses selling to external customers—not from members paying each other. You earn from promoting businesses to the outside world, not from recruiting.

We're finalizing the exact policy with our founding members, but your shares remain yours. Inactive members would still receive profit distributions based on their shares—you won't lose what you've earned. The founding 100 will help define what "active" means.

At month-end, we calculate total revenue, subtract operating costs, and the profit goes into the collective pool. Your share = (your shares ÷ total shares) × pool amount. This is distributed as reward points (₹1 = 1 reward point) redeemable for gift vouchers. Minimum 100 reward points to redeem, unused reward points roll over.

No. Membership is completely free. Society's core principle is "members promote, never pay." You're never asked to purchase products, pay fees, or invest money. Your contribution is your participation.

No — Society will never ask members to buy or invest money in any of the businesses. You will always be treated as an owner of the business and expected to spread the word about our businesses and their products, building organic trust faster. All the businesses Society starts will have their own dedicated marketing, sales, and operations teams ensuring growth, sales, and quality products and services. Your role as an owner is to champion the brand — not fund it.

Scarcity creates value. By capping membership, each member's share remains meaningful, the community stays high-quality, and there's genuine incentive to join early. Early members benefit most as the profit pool grows while membership remains limited.

Founding members are the first ~100 people handpicked from our network. You get a special profile badge, ability to participate in key launch decisions, and early referral advantage. You don't get extra shares—just the privilege of shaping the foundation.

Beyond profit sharing, Society may offer products and services from its businesses to randomly selected members for free—as a way to validate quality and build trust within the community. However, this is highly conditional on each business's current financial health and may change from time to time. We do not guarantee any free products or services to begin with. Think of it as an occasional perk, not a promise.