There isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer, because it depends on how much time you put in. Most people earn between £1,000 - £2,500 in their first month with the Fast Start Bonus. Some people treat this as a side income, earning them a few hundred pounds each month, while others build it into a significant long-term income stream. The key is consistency, not intensity.

This is a self-employed opportunity, so your income is based on what you do. There’s no cap on earnings.

What is provided is full support, training, and a proven system. If you follow it and stay consistent, results will come—but it’s not a “get rich quick” setup.

Residual income means you’re paid not just once, but ongoing for the work you’ve done.

When you help a customer switch or set up services, you earn initially, but you can also continue to earn month after month if they remain a customer.

Over time, this builds into a steady income stream. It’s how people move from earning small amounts to creating something more stable and long-term.

Your first bonus usually comes from doing the basics well and quickly with me mentoring you:

- Helping your first few customers save money and become customers

- Learning how to have simple, natural conversations

- Following the system you’re given

- Taking action early rather than overthinking

Most people who plug in properly and stay coachable can achieve their first bonus within their first few weeks.

This is flexible, which is why it works for so many people.

- Around 5–10 hours a week can generate a small extra income

- 10–15 hours a month can build something but slower

- More time = faster results

It’s less about the hours and more about what you do with them. Consistency is key