The most valuable thing you can give someone right now — a place in something real that is built to last.
Right now, the door to ETC's founding membership is open. Every man or woman you bring through the founding phase gets a numbered place, founding status, and every future feature included — limited to this phase. That is what your invitation is worth.
Most platforms launch publicly and grow through advertising. ETC is different — it is not just a platform, it is a movement built to endure. It grows through the trust of its members — man to man, woman to woman. That means the men and women you bring in are the men and women who shape what this becomes.
During the founding phase, every man or woman who joins ETC makes a single one-off payment — founding tiers from £99 (or £1,000 for an Ambassador) — and that founding place, with no recurring fee on it, is theirs. Their founding membership number is theirs for life.
The founding phase is limited. Members joining later pay from £4/month recurring — without a founding number, the founding badge, or the one-off founding place. Founding status belongs to this phase.
And this is not just a platform they are joining. ETC is a Private Members Association. The men and women you invite are becoming members of an association — with rights, a voice in how it is governed, and a stake in everything it builds. Disputes are resolved by a jury of peers. Founding Elders provide stewardship and oversight while member voting rights grow in active influence as the community develops. What that means in full →
When you share your invitation, you are not just pointing men and women toward a platform. You are giving them a way into the founding phase — a numbered place that belongs to this moment. That is what makes a founding invitation genuinely powerful — and genuinely worth sharing.
Sequential, permanent, displayed for life on their profile
Cannot be earned after the founding window closes
Founding tiers from £99 (or £1,000 Ambassador). One payment.
A real voice in how ETC evolves
From Spring Equinox 2027 — founding members only
Every member has three different methods for inviting others into ETC — each reflecting a different level of trust. The probationary code is yours to share as widely as you like. Introduced and vouched invitations are generated individually, tied to a specific name and email address. How you use them is up to you. The deeper the trust, the more valuable the invitation — and the more you earn when the man or woman you invite joins.
Your probationary code is the one you put out into the world. Post it on social media. Share it in forums, groups, newsletters, and communities. Treat it like an affiliate link — the more places it appears, the more men and women discover ETC during the founding phase.
Anyone who uses this code joins the waitlist at probationary level — the lowest priority tier. They will be called upon after vouched and introduced members. But they still get onto the waitlist, they are still in the founding window, and they still have a chance at ground floor access.
You earn £1 for every man or woman who goes on to make a founding membership payment through your probationary code. Put it everywhere. Let it work for you.
Your introduced invitation is for the men and women in your wider circle — those whose character you are broadly familiar with, but who you do not know closely enough to fully vouch for. Think work colleagues, men and women from your networking groups, your weekly sports club, other associations you are part of, social circles where you know someone well enough to think well of them — but not well enough to put your own membership on the line for them.
This is not something you share publicly. Each introduced invitation is generated individually — you enter the full name and email address of the specific man or woman you are inviting, and a unique invitation is created for them alone. It can be sent directly to their email or shared personally. It belongs to that individual and no one else.
Using this invitation still carries a partial responsibility: the community holds you to some degree accountable for the behaviour of those you introduce. But it is a meaningful step down from the full weight of a vouch. If you are not sure whether to vouch or introduce — introduce.
Those introduced sit at a higher priority on the waitlist than probationary members, giving them a meaningfully better chance of securing their founding membership before the window closes.
Your vouched invitation is the most significant thing you can give to someone. When you generate one for a man or woman, you are staking your own membership on them. Not just your reputation — your membership. The community places its trust in them because you have placed yours. That trust flows directly from you.
If the man or woman you vouch for behaves in a way that brings harm, dishonesty, or disruption to the community, your own membership may be called into question. In serious cases, both you and the individual you vouched for may be removed from the PMA. This is not a theoretical risk — it is how a trust-based community protects itself.
Like the introduced invitation, each vouched invitation is generated individually — you enter the full name and email address of the specific man or woman you are vouching for, and a unique invitation is created for them alone. It is a deliberate, named act. There is no way to vouch for someone anonymously or in passing.
Only vouch for men and women you know well, trust completely, and would be proud to stand beside inside this community. If you have any doubt — even a small one — do not vouch. Introduce them instead.
Used wisely, your vouched invitation is enormously powerful — those you vouch for go to the top of the waitlist, earn you £4 each when they pay, and carry your name as a founding endorsement inside ETC.
The founding window is finite. Demand may well exceed the available slots before it closes. How quickly someone is called from the waitlist depends directly on which code they used to join.
When founding membership slots open, this is the order in which the waitlist is called
Men and women who joined through a vouched code are at the top of every batch. They are the most trusted, most verified, and most prioritised. During the founding phase, a vouch is the single most valuable thing a prospective member can have.
Introduced members are called once vouched slots in a batch have been filled. They have a strong chance of founding membership — but not the certainty that a vouch provides. Still significantly ahead of probationary members.
Probationary members are on the waitlist and in with a chance — but they are called only once vouched and introduced members in a batch have been accommodated. If the founding window closes before their slot arrives, they will not receive founding pricing.
Every payment made through one of your codes puts money in your pocket. The maths is straightforward — here is what it looks like in practice.
100 founding members paying through your probationary code. Put it on social media, in groups, in newsletters. The more widely it travels, the more it earns.
50 founding members paying through your introduced code. Fewer men and women — higher trust, higher reward per introduction.
25 founding members paying through your vouched code. The highest trust, the highest reward, and the greatest gift you can give those you vouch for.
Your codes work now and after the founding window closes — but what they unlock, and what you earn, changes significantly. Here is the difference.
When your vouched member starts their paid plan you earn £4 — take it as a bank payment, account credit, or pay it forward. Introduced referrals earn Unity Pounds automatically; probationary shares help someone join.
Once you are a member, everything about your codes — who has used them, where they are on the waitlist, and what you have earned — is visible from your personal dashboard.
See every man or woman who has used each of your three invitation methods — when they signed up to the waitlist, their priority level, and whether they have converted to a paying founding member.
A clear record of every reward earned and paid — broken down by code type and individual. No guesswork. No chasing. Everything in one place.
Ready-made assets for spreading your probationary code — graphics, copy, and shareable content built to help you generate buzz across social media and beyond. Download and go.
Your probationary, introduced, and vouched codes are always available from your dashboard. Share, track, and manage them all without leaving the members area.