Twelve questions creators ask.
Minimum audience, what we build, how you’re paid, what it costs, disclosure, leaving.
Is there a minimum audience?
No. We read every application. What matters is that your audience posts with you — replies, saves, watches to the end — and that it lives in a place we can build for.
What exactly does OOMLO build?
A digital product for your audience: a guide with templates, a micro-course with a kit, a course with a thirty-day community, or a monthly membership. In your voice if you want it. You approve it before anyone sees it.
Who owns the product?
The house builds and owns the production; your name, your voice and your approval are yours. The Creator Partner Terms spell out both sides, including what happens if you leave.
How and when am I paid?
On Whop. Your link carries a thirty-day attribution window; commissions clear thirty days after the purchase and pay out automatically to the method you choose. Your dashboard shows every sale.
What does it cost me?
Nothing. No fee, no subscription, no production cost. The house earns only when your audience buys.
What if my audience doesn’t buy?
Then we look at why, together, with the numbers open — the product, the price, the posts. Sometimes it is the offer; sometimes it is the list. We fix what we can fix, and we say so if we can’t.
How much of my time does it take?
The call is twenty minutes. Recording from the kit is a session or two. Posting is what you already do.
Which platforms?
YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, newsletters, podcasts, communities. Your link works anywhere a link works.
Which topics — and which not?
We build first for fitness and wellness lifestyle, relationships and connection, online business and income skills, and personal development and performance — including these, never only these. We do not build for audiences of minors, sexual content or gambling.
Do I have to say it’s an affiliate link?
Yes, every time — and the line is in your kit: “This video contains affiliate links. If you buy through my link, I earn a commission at no extra cost to you.” Your platform’s paid-partnership label goes on too. It is the law, and it is how your audience keeps trusting you.
Can I leave?
Yes. The terms say how, and your earned commissions are still paid.
Studio or the program?
The program is for creators who want the house to build the product. Studio is for creators who already have one and need the system around it. Take the fit quiz if you aren’t sure.