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Planning Calculators

Understand membership cost first. Then, if you want to explore the partner model, compare how sponsorship and binary placement can affect hypothetical qualification and compensation scenarios.

These tools explain different decisions. Inputs and results are hypothetical scenarios, not income predictions or promises.

1 · Start here

Membership decision

Membership Cost & Travel Points Calculator

What does membership cost, and how many monthly Travel Points does the selected tier currently include?

Compare membership fees and Travel Points without mixing the travel decision with partner compensation. Business-volume and commission scenarios stay in the separate Placement & Compensation Simulator.

  • Monthly cost
  • Annual cost
  • Travel Points
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2 · Explore next

Structure decision

Placement & Compensation Simulator

How do the sponsor tree and binary placement differ, and how can placement affect a rank or Daily Pay scenario?

Model who enrolled whom separately from where people sit in a binary structure. Explore qualification mechanics without treating simulated compensation as expected income.

  • Sponsor tree
  • Binary placement
  • Rank / Daily Pay
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Know the terms

These labels come from Travorium’s current public compensation materials. They describe plan mechanics, not cash value or guaranteed earnings.

BV· Business Volume
The volume value assigned to a membership sale. The current public chart lists BV by membership package and uses volume in qualification examples.
CSV· Customer Sales Volume
The plan’s term for customer sales volume. It is a qualification measure tied to membership sales, not cash and not a promised commission.
LTV· Lesser Team Volume
Volume on the lesser of the binary teams. The public chart says Daily Pay is based on LTV.
Daily Pay· Calculated daily, paid weekly
A rank-based commission shown in the public plan materials. It is earned only when the applicable sales, activity, volume, and qualification rules are met.

The 50% volume rule

The official public chart states: “No more than 50% from any one leg.” It also publishes LTV and total BV thresholds. This hub shows that rule transparently but does not invent an enforcement interpretation where the published figures do not explain one; confirm current qualification treatment with Travorium.

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Official plan sources