Half of every sale. None of the production. Your name only on certified work.
Atelo builds each learner a personal course from a measured skill check, runs every program before they see it, and ends in a signed proof page. A founding creator edition is that machine, compiled around the principles, examples, and project standards you explicitly approve, carrying your name. You write no lessons, grade nothing, and answer no support email. You earn half of every retained sale, $39.50, forever on your edition.
Your taste, concretely. Not a vibe, a blueprint.
Taste sounds fuzzy until you write it down. We draft a blueprint from six concrete things you already have, you sign it, and every course in your edition is compiled through it.
One calibration call
About an hour. We learn how you teach, what you rate, what you refuse.
Five to ten code samples
Existing snippets in your style. The writer imitates their shape: naming, structure, the size of steps.
Your emphasis
Which skills your edition leans into, within honest bounds. Your lean can deepen a topic; it can never skip what a learner measurably needs.
Project briefs
The kinds of things you would have learners build. Briefs, not lessons; we compile the lessons.
Your standards
What makes a capstone genuinely good in your eyes. We turn those sentences into real, executable checks.
A signature and two mentions
You sign the blueprint we draft from all of the above, review the brand page once, and tell your audience twice.
Just as important is what you never touch: you do not write lessons, set answer keys, or decide what an individual learner skips. Those stay with the machine, because that is what keeps every course correct and every grade honest, including under your name.
What your name gets, and what guards it
Your own page
atelo.ai/with/your-name: your face, your promise, your framing on the way into the skill check. Every sale from it is attributed to you.
Certification before exposure
Your name appears on nothing until your edition has produced 24 consecutive clean builds through the full verification loop.
Approval, not authorship
Your name signifies that you approved the blueprint. You review the brand surface before launch and once signed, nothing about your terms changes without you.
The kill switch
You can stop future sales of your edition at any time. Learners mid-course are taken care of; your name comes down from acquisition surfaces within five business days.
Your material stays yours
Your samples and briefs are licensed to your edition only: never another creator's edition, never model training. Material changes to your blueprint need your approval, and everything is returned or deleted if you leave.
The founding terms
| Mechanic | Founding creator, five ever | Standard partner |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Your named edition, compiled in your taste | The standard Atelo course |
| Price and cut | $79 edition, 50 percent to you: $39.50 a sale, forever | 30 percent of attributed sales |
| Launch | 30 sponsored learner seats, funded by Atelo, plus a $948 minimum first 60 days guarantee | None |
| Your time | A 60 minute call, a handoff, a 30 minute review, two mentions | Share a link |
| Support, refunds, grading | All Atelo, always | All Atelo, always |
Your page leads with your edition and says in one sentence what the extra $30 buys. The standard course is shown plainly further down, so nobody is routed into a hidden markup and the choice stays honest.
Common questions
Do I have to write lessons, grade work, or answer learner questions?
No. You supply taste and standards; Atelo writes every lesson, runs every program, grades by execution, handles checkout, support and refunds. Your production input, in full: one 60 minute calibration call, handing over materials you already have, one 30 minute review of your edition, a signature, and two mentions to your audience.
Can someone claim my name or make a page pretending to be me?
No. Creator pages are not self-serve. A page like atelo.ai/with/your-name exists only when Atelo issues you a signed agreement, and any name without one resolves to nothing. There is no registration to squat.
What protects my reputation if the quality dips?
Your name appears on nothing until your edition has produced 24 consecutive clean builds through Atelo's full verification loop, and you hold a kill switch afterward: you can stop future sales at any time, existing learners are taken care of by Atelo, and your name comes off acquisition surfaces within five business days. If Atelo misses its own quality gates, that is Atelo's failure, not yours: you keep the guarantee, and nothing ships under your name.
How do I earn, exactly?
Your edition sells at $79 and you receive 50 percent of every retained sale, which is $39.50, permanently on your edition. If someone arriving through your link chooses the standard Atelo course instead, you receive 30 percent of that sale. Payouts are monthly, on sales that cleared the refund window, and your first 60 days carry a minimum guarantee: complete your inputs and both mentions and you earn at least $948, topped up by Atelo if sales fall short, never clawed back.
Why only five founding creators?
Because each edition needs a custom blueprint, a real certification run, and continuing maintenance, and founding terms are permanent: 50 percent on your edition, approval over material changes, your economics never downgraded. That work does not scale past five right now. After five, the standard program is a 30 percent referral partnership without a custom edition.
Is this better than making my own course?
It is a different thing. Your own course is one artifact everyone shares. An Atelo edition is compiled per learner from a skill check, in your taste, with every program executed before the learner sees it and a signed proof page at the end. You could not build that alone, and with Atelo you do not have to build anything at all.
Five seats. Real terms. One conversation to start.
Tell us who you teach and how, and we will show you what your edition would look like, built from your own material, before you commit to anything.