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The hosts introduce the printed building components, explain how the system works, and answer early questions about commissions, deposits, and manufacturer locations. Josh also joins briefly to show the facility and confirm how projects are routed through the network.
to a roof or floor and we're going to make a little individual product that you would make typically on site in wood.So right now this is making the green and the blue is coming up.So it's pretty simple stuff.
We did it again Chris.
I know it was flashing.It's okay.
I got you.Give me a minute.Give me a minute.
No, you're you're good.In the meantime, Michael E.Ruby R, Peter K, and Jim M.
I got it.
Guys, if seeing is believing, um, you guys are in.So, I just want to also congratulate you and just give you a shout out that um our team is tonight going to text or call you to set up an appointment.And guys, look at the screen.Um that piece just got printed right before your eyes.The next piece keeps coming out.Tell us a little bit about the convex concave uh screwins.Um the dynamic webbing for strengthening it, making it four times stronger than wood, 70% lighter.
Yeah.So, each piece, as you can see, is a little component to that block in this case.So, it's got that weird carve out.
Yeah.So, this is going to be in that picture for instance.Let me take it over there for you.
Let me actually have a finished product here to show you.
Oh, okay.Oh, wow.You guys have been busy today.
Yeah, I've been busy.
Every time I see your facility, it's like filled.
So, this is a carveout, right?So, this is a block that's put in between a roof.And so, this little carveout here is going to allow this piece to go inside of it.
Got it.Each individual piece is connecting like a a Lego, so to speak.It's recessed in so you don't have issues.You click and screw.My guys just keep rocking and rolling.
Click and screw.
Click and screw.
I just want to say last year my son worked in one of these facilities for four months.Um he's very autistic, but he loved the job and it allowed me to peer into exactly how these facilities work.In a moment, we're going to come back to Josh.Christine's got three more questions and then we're going to come back to Josh and I want Josh to show us um something they've actually erected in the facility, one of their ADUs.Christine, let's bang out three more questions.
Perfect.I'll pop three over to you.Chris Richard is wondering, I love where his mind's at.If one gets a builder or contractor, are they mine forever for their
Yes.Yes.Yes.We we don't believe in slavery, but we do believe in owning people.That was so non PC.It means that that relationship will forever in the system be tied to you and no one can hijack it.No one can take it and no one can jip you out of a commission.Uh that's part of what me and my team do doing like I'll just go to Josh and just ask him point blank since he's here.Josh, have you had any of my people come to you see if they could kind of work around the system a little bit?Nothing that's really dialed into your system, but I've had people try and then we just let you know, hey Chris, this person just tried to find me and somebody you need to talk to.
And Josh, let me ask you in just the last week, how many projects have we punted your way?
Probably have six or seven.
Yeah, I think it's seven projects that we've sent you in just last week.So guys, real quick, Josh, how appreciative are you that our Titans are giving you the opportunity to close this work?
Oh, it's fantastic.I think it's fabulous.And you jump on a call like I did with Daryl today.
Great opportunity for us to talk.He learns a lot.And
I think it's just great opportunity for everybody.
Yeah.And and by the way, if we're sending lots of business to you like this every single week, would you want to screw that up with trying to skim someone's commission?
Of course not.
Yeah.No, guys, no one no one no one's going to do that here.But we're here to protect that commission because by the way, I don't get paid unless you get paid.And guess what?Daddy likes to get paid.Christine, next question.
That was a that was a viral moment, Chris.Love that.Okay, a couple people DMing me asking for that link.I'm going to go ahead and spam it in the chat right now.And a couple of people also wondering, "What is the phone number to text if my credit card is being blocked?How do I get in touch with the team if I have some technical questions?"Well, our team is on standby.So, make sure you text the number on your screen.Please do not call.And for those who did place a deposit, our team is actually going to be in with you tonight to see if you're a good fit for the program.
So, real quick, Christine, we've got Chris B, Elvina B, Doug L, and Rosie N that have all done their refundable deposits.Our team is actively, they're literally here.I'm in my own event center.This is my studio where I perform all of my YouTube.And behind me, I've got my team that is actually outbounding and calling you tonight here from the office to make sure they do not leave this building until you've been texted or called or have an appointment.By the way, Paul and Agnosio B, your refundable deposits also just came in.So, congratulations.And Christine's right.That phone number, Ethan, if you can put it up one more time, is available for you guys to text if you need to reach out to the team.Do not call it.It's it's a texton number uh to keep them from getting overwhelmed.Um, with that, Christine, next question before I go to Josh uh and have him actually show us a little more of this facility.
Sure.So, Doug Ledson is wondering also we have uh Claudia wondering where exactly are the manufacturers?Is there a chance that you'll have a manufacturing facility on the east coast?Is it only in Utah?So, would love to address where the manufacturers
Okay, so first of all, we got manufacturers that span the entire United States.And we do that because at some point shipping becomes too expensive if you're sending it over too many state lines.This is why we have a network.So right now I can tell you that Josh is one of our premier manufacturers and we are so pleased and honored to work with him.His facilities in Salt Lake City.So if you decide to become a Titan at the end of January, we've got a three-day conference and that it's going to be one day on mindset and building wealth.One day is all Titan and one day is actually in Josh's facility where he's at live right now.and we're actually going to build something together.You also have two tickets to bring builders, which is also a really, really cool experience.Um, Paul N.
Agnosio B, I just want to let you know we also got your deposits in.Um, and Christine, remind me the other half of that question because I I think I tangent.
Where where are the manufacturing plants?
Thank you.
Specifically, anything in Carolina or East Coast?
Kansas City, Utah, Florida.New Orleans.Those are where we have four of them, for example.And just that alone is spanning the Midwest, the West Coast, the East Coast, and all those different areas.
Chris, I have to interrupt.Paul Porter in the chat.I don't want to offend y'all.Thank you for not being a jerk.I And what does it say?And uh and can see how you might feel at this question, BUT CAN YOU VERIFY TO ME THAT YOU'RE ACTUALLY LIVE WITH ME RIGHT NOW, PAUL?
I AM LIVE.
PAUL,
I'M LIVE.
WE'RE ALL LIVE.PAUL,
WEDNESDAY, November 11th.Paul, Paul, Paul at 7:16.Geez, he must have come on just a little late.That's cool.It's cool.Michael P, Jean M, Kyle R., we just got your deposits.Our team is going to be reaching out to you.Congratulations and welcome aboard.Um, if you don't join, we're just going to refund your $49.If you do join, um, you know, then we'll apply it to you to your Titan membership.By the way, Jame M and Jiro V and Amazia D, we also just got your refundable deposit.Um, just remember that the first 10 that act the fastest are the ones that are going to get the discount.It's $2,000 otherwise, but obviously an amazing price to pay, especially in relation to what we're bringing to the table and what we're doing on your behalf.Um, so I do want Christine, I know you've got more questions, but can we just go back to Josh for a moment?
Josh, show us that ADU unit in your building.
Josh walks through a completed ADU, explaining how the panels are made, transported, and erected quickly on site. The discussion then shifts to a large hotel project and the major cost savings from using steel instead of wood.
Um, and that way we can see what it looks like when it gets erected.You bet.As we're walking over there, Chris, this is all product for a house of 3,000 square just under 3,000 square feet in Altadena, California.We made this in three and a half, four days.
Wow.Okay.So, you've got a beautiful
um you do a lot of work in California.
We do.California fires, the seismic activity.It's very, very popular product because of the type of climate.
Very popular.
So, this is an ADU that we built.We do a lot of these and it's a nice example for people to see on a smaller scale of how the house comes together.This is a kind of a more of a com more of a modern or contemporary looking design.It has a pitched roof, but you can see every panel is made.We essentially do all the framing here in our site as you can see.And every panel is no greater than 8 foot wide so we can transport it effectively and within cost.And again, we're just setting things up, laying it out, and our guys go through and they will erect it.You're connecting each panel with screws for the engineering instructions as opposed to wood to nails.Um there's an example of some finishes or substrate for the product.But you can see the wall panels are all done this way.
Our headers are done.We make our trusses.Everything is made in house.And this little project here is about 620 feet.We put this we made this in half a day and erected it in another twothirds of a day.So with three guys on uh while they were waiting for between projects
goes quite quick.
Awesome brother.Hey, so we're going to pause for a moment.I want to acknowledge Jillian R.Rama B and Kenny B.Um we we have your guys' refundable deposit.Our team will not go uh home until we've covered this.Christine, I'm going to give you time real quick for three questions and then Josh and I are going to talk about one of his big commercial deals and I think the numbers on it are super cool.So, Christine,
excellent.I love where Richard's head is at.He's wondering, can this be a residual income opportunity?Meaning, if you find a builder and then they do uh additional deals, do you get commission on all future builds forever?
Yeah.Let me tell you what this is and let me tell you what it's not.First of all, it's not multi-level marketing where you get a builder to like pay money every month, right?Here's where it is residual.If that builder does one project and then they come back and they're like, I want to do five more.And they come back and they're like, I want to do 10 more.every single project you get paid.Here's where it's residual.Do I think you should maintain a relationship with the builder to help find when their next project is to make sure that they use the system?Of course I do.But when they call and use the system, you're going to get paid one way or the other anyway, no matter what.We've had a lot of questions on this.So, I just I want to actually admit something I'm a little embarrassed about, but two decades ago, I owned two different multi-level marketing companies.
And since then have the guts of a team that understand the importance of the downline and paying commissions no matter what.Now, this is not multi-level marketing.It's just a single tier referral program.But my team understands that your commission is sacred, that it is protected, that it gets paid every time.And I'm going to tell you that there are three progress payments when a job gets booked.There's a design, a production, and a final payment.Every time money flows through Josh's hands, it flows into our hands.When it flows into our hands, it flows into your hands.So, you're going to get paid every time money transacts, no matter what.Not when the project is done, just as it comes in.Christine, let's do two more real quick.
Excellent.Uh Samsung is wondering, "What is the turnaround time for builders to learn how to build with this product?"
Oh, gota I got to come to Josh on this one.So, Josh, here's the question.When some when a builder, let's say Daryl's builder Gil brings you like this larger multif family project and he says, "Hey, I've got a framing crew.Can you teach my framing crew and how long does that take or can you supply a crew?Will you tackle both of those?"You know, of course we can do both.So, yeah, a lot of the times somebody just wants us to get it to the product to a framed product and we call it dried in, so to speak.Uh and many times you have a contractor who's been working with the same team for many many years and then we want to incorporate them into that.For example, today this call with uh this this gentleman Gil so to speak with Darl uh he has some pretty incredible labor forces and price points that he wanted to maintain.
And I'm like, "Hey man, give me a couple days consulting with you, do some pre-work with you on this.I'm happy to get your team up to speed, make this easy for your team, save you some money if you have some great in-house guys."Fantastic.But if you want, I can have our guys schedule come out, throw it up pretty quickly for you as well.So,
yeah.So, either way, I just want to I I want everyone to really understand.So, Josh has more than 10 teams nationwide that go around the country to basically assemble these erector sets.Um, however, he can also spend a day or a half day with a member of his team consulting with an existing framing crew and teach them how to do it.We're agnostic.We do not care.We just want what the builder will be happiest with.Christine, one more question and then I want to show this cool project of Josh's.
Sure.Uh what can you explain adus?
Oh, just it it's just a phrase that I used uh for an accessory building like it's just a type of building.Don't get too don't get too
Michael's wondering is there a long lead time for the builder to wait for their steel?
Josh, what's the lead time for a builder?
Depends on the complexity and size.Uh we want to do a lot of pre-work on those things, but wait for a builder.We're typically if I have plans and they're ready to go, we're going to want to engineer them, go through the details.Did I say anywhere from four to six weeks, give or take?
Anywhere from four to six weeks.Very, very cool.By the way, Stacy M.Jesse G.Um, and Carson, we looks like we have your deposits as well.So guys, congratulations.We're excited to have our team reach out to you tonight.Um, guys, if I can direct your attention to the screen, I want to show you one of Josh's commercial projects.This is a 65,000 104 room hotel that Josh printed from start to finish.It's 104 room 65,000 square feet in Lake Willie, South Carolina.Let's take a look at whether this works.By the way, this is the architectural design and the engineered 3D rendered model.And those digital plans turned into precision panels.And ultimately, what I want to do is I want to share the true timber versus steel eight cost components just like we did before.But it's not on a 3,000 square foot um you know home.
It's on a 104 room hotel.So first of all, framing now these are this is a real number.Framing was estimated at $535,000 in wood and with steel came in at $412,000 23% lower saving $123,000.The lumber waste overage was $22,000 but zero with precision engineered exact to order steel.Now we're up to 145,000 of savings.Savings three, dumpsters and waste removal on all 10 additional dumpsters would have cost $12,500.That went to nothing for that portion of the build because they're not building in wood.It's $12,500 saved is another adds up to 158,000.And then the MEP trades.And um when we just take a look at the savings on previous timber costs versus estimated costs using steel, which is more efficient, there's additional savings.Cabinets accessory blockings, 18,000 of projected savings.Um speeding carrying costs.There were eight and a half weeks saved on this project, guys.
That was 112,000 projection of interest savings, bringing us up to 374,000.on call backs and punchouts, 30 grand, and builder's risk insurance brings us up with 26,000 of savings to 430,000 as a running total.Now, I want to be clear on just a couple of numbers that I want you to see right here.That 430,000 of estimated savings, if it was a 2% commission, that person that found this deal gets paid a $38,000 check, more than some people make their first year working as a full-time adult.Uh if you're in longer in the business and you've learned how to close, if you had closed this deal, you would have been paid $96,000, essentially just shy of $100,000 commission check on a single project.But notice what Daryl's builder, Gil, said in talking for 30, 45 minutes today with Josh.He said, "Oh, well, I also have a multif family project and I have a this project."
So Josh, is there anything else you want to add about that 104 unit example that we just showed on the screen?Yeah, I think it's huge.I mean, there's a lot of ways to save money on that.Um, I mean, the biggest thing on that when you're a developer and you're a builder, um, we don't I mean, one house is one house and that's great.Don't get me wrong, but when you have a large project, these things will take a year, sometimes year and a half, two years to build.Anytime of time that you can save somebody to build that and framing be a major component of that, um, it is an enormous amount of money.Like in many cases a builder's risk policy for example your insurance I know these things could cost over $100,000 a month if we can reduce that by 60 70%.
That's a big chunk of money that just adds up.And so those those numbers you were saying are very very real.Not to mention all the ancillary pieces of insurance benefits after the fact and all the the fire materials and and just precision.
Yeah.A big thing too is is warranties.Uh with steel, you're not going to have the warranty callbacks like you would with steel with wood.
Yeah, for sure.
Because it's a tighter material.So yeah, big big numbers for people with large volume.
The conversation covers pricing per square foot, how Titan estimators support Josh, and how builders can either learn the system or use Josh's crews. They also discuss structural steel, red iron reductions, and how the technology compares to other steel manufacturers.
Awesome, Josh.Uh well, we will be letting you go pretty soon here, Christine, in a moment.We'll find out if we have a few more for you.I just appreciate you staying late and opening the shop and showing us your projects.
My pleasure.
Um real quick, Taylor W.Preston Y, and Winnie T, we also got your refundable deposits.Guys, in the next 15 minutes, we are going to be closing down the evening.If you are on the fence, well, just drop down from your head into heart.Logically, it makes sense, but find out if it really connects with your path in life.I'm a strong believer that the divine resides inside of you and that you can go within and connect with yourself.And I only believe in pursuing inspired opportunities, not logical opportunities.So, I would just go within and just little prayer and just say, "Hey, is this the right path for me?"If it is, dude, come and join us.Join the team.It's going to be amazing.If it's not for you, but you admire what we did tonight, we appreciate that as well.Jonathan B, we just got your deposit.
Welcome to the team.Our team's going to reach out to you and find out if it's really going to be a mutual win because if you are, I'm going to pour my life, heart, and soul.I'm going to text you.I'm going to connect with you, communicate with you, and help you succeed in this.Christine, let's see what questions we have next.
Excellent.Uh Josh, I'll round you out with three final questions for you for the evening, and then Chris, we will steer all the rest of the questions your way.So, Josh, Don is wondering, "What is the cost per square foot?I mean, it varies per per project and size.The larger the build, the less your price per foot.You know, I I've seen things if it's a smaller project can be higher, but depending on where you're at, but I would say anywhere between 12 to 20 a foot, give or take.
Okay.So, real quick, I just because I love to take complex things and make them simple.Josh, I think what I hear you saying is on a small project, you might be 20 a foot, but as it becomes a really large project in volume, that could drop to 12 a foot.So it's not it's not a static amount for every project.It depends on the project.Is that right?
Absolutely.And the complexity of a project, you never know what kind of material and details behind it.So that can all vary quite a bit, but you know, in that range, give or take.
Yeah.And just to be clear, guys, um so we have a team of full-time estimators with Titan right now led by Fetszer.And Fetszer on our team, he has sat down with Josh.He's learned his his model for his shop of how he needs pricing to work.And what we've done when when uh Josh says, "Yeah, you guys have delivered me seven opportunities just in the last few days alone."That's my Titans going to work finding projects, asking builders for plans.Fetzer's team, what they do is they convert those into estimates on behalf of Josh.And then Josh gets on the phone and calls him and says, "Hey, let's see if we actually can do business like with Gil."So, great question there.Next two questions for Christine.
Excellent.All right, this is kind of a technical question here.A strategic fab is wondering, "We're a structural erector team.We would like to take on framing as well.This seems to be a good fit.How does your submittal team deal with structural elements mixed with framing?"
Good question.Um, well, framing is structural, but I presume he's referring to red iron.
Red iron is going to be the structural steel.So, we work a lot with structural steel on large projects much like that hotel.We try to reduce as much red iron as possible because the less weight, the less cost.Uh, but yeah, when we work with large projects, big houses, they're going to innately have some structural steel with them.And we work hand in hand.We use the same kind of modeling.We use the same lasers.We work very, very closely with structural steel and the concrete teams to make sure we are all lined up properly.
Yeah.So, Josh, we just finished.It took us four years to do it, but we did a 24,000 square foot remodel, added it onto our home, and we had a million dollars in red iron steel.I didn't know about this technology, but because this light gauge steel is four times stronger than wood, um, my guess we would have had less cranes because it's a lot lighter, we would have a lot less red ironsteel.I mean, my guess is we would have saved a half a million dollars at the end of the day on our very complex build because it's a very unique building.By the way, if any of you are going to sign up and become Titans and you come out to the conference in January, you're going to likely be invited to a special dinner at my house and we're goingto entertain and put on a party and Josh hopefully will be there and our other partners.
Um, but Josh, I want to save a half a million dollars.That's called value engineering, meaning get rid of the expensive steel by using a smarter product like this stuff.We're completing the house.I think I mentioned to you previously, Chris, in the Pacific Palisades.Very large house.I think it was a bill of about 900 million dollars of red iron.We reduced that by 68%.
Wow.
That's a big chunk of money.
That's that's amazing.By the way, Jonathan B.Marcus L, we also received your deposit.And um Christine, what's our last question for Josh for the night?
Last question for Josh for the evening.Keon is wondering, I thought you said it was printed.This isn't new technology.I've worked with it in commercial and residential.The only difference is the erector style setup.So, how do your prices compare to other steel manufacturers?
Josh,
how do my prices compare to other steel manufacturers?Well, the big difference between I can't speak to the people that do what we do as far as rollformermers and panelization, but we're panalizing a product.We're pre-framing it, pre-making it, pre-framing all of it in a in a controlled environment in our warehouse.were delivering to a job site and they're erecting on a job site.So you're taking a big chunk of the question marks in the labor side out of the field and putting them into a controlled environment that we can see and dictate.So when they go to the site, you're going to be saving, you know, 30 40% because you're not building anything.You're literally just, you still have the skill set to erect and get things straight and level, but we've done all that work for you.you're just erecting like a erector set or Legos, so to speak.
Yeah.And structurally engineered.
I I also think it's important to compare apples and oranges because we do have
builders out there that have experience going to Home Depot, buying steel studs, the really light gauge crappy aluminum stuff and then basically building interior walls and things like that.This is not the same thing.These this these are roll forming machines, taking large coils, printing each piece, having it pre-assembled, having it pre-fabricated, and having 60% of the house pre-built.So, it's now just a fully custom erector set.I like the way that you said that, Josh.Um, and I will also just share with you that compared to pricing from other manufacturers across country, Josh and the team over here are really competitive because builders, you know, when you look at the price of wood tosteel, they actually out the gate look similar.So the builder's going to jump in and say, "Wait, the steel is a little more expensive or the same or a little less.
I thought there might be bigger savings."Then we run through the eight different line items of savings and then they're like, "Oh, don't comprise.Don't compare one stud of wood for a stud of steel.You have to look at the total project."And when you look at the total project, this is where on a small project, there are savings.On a big project, the savings just keep getting bigger.Is that about fair, Josh?
Yeah.No, for sure.I mean, you could take you can build a house in steel just like you do in wood.I mean, you can go buy steel studs at Home Depot or any serer and and cut them and build them and and put it all together, right?No problem.This is faster.This is more efficient
and it just makes a lot more sense.It's newsful.
Josh, you've been very generous with your time.Um, I want to just give you an opportunity for a final word that you have, but I just want to start with an expression of deep gratitude.You've done this more than on a few occasions for me and and actually showing us your your your plants, staying laid away from your family and doing a demonstration for us and showing us everything you're printing.Um, listen, I feel a partnership in that.I'm I'm very very grateful.Guys, will you do me a favor, go to the chat and drop some love for Josh who who's here to basically if seeing is believing.That's why I had Josh here this evening.So Josh, there there's a lot of gratitude and thanks that are coming through.Dude, you are the GOAT.Really appreciate you.With that, do you have any final remarks before we let you go?
Josh gives closing remarks about steel framing as the future of building, and the hosts thank him before moving into final audience questions. The segment ends with territory strategy, membership pricing, business entity setup, and a question about 1099 status.
No, I appreciate being on here always and you're a great partner as well Chris and team.But uh I would say this I mean at the end of the day uh this is a panelization and steel framing really is a future building.Um you see it commercial.It's continuing to grow.Um this is not a headwind.This is a tailwind.And so as you're building progress with this, it's not a hard cell.Daryl and I spoke today with a conversation with a glide and he did a great job at teen it up and I think we further that conversation for more business.So you're not going to get every single job.Nobody does.But I assure you, you'll have your fair share opportunities.Just give us an opportunity.People like myself throughout the country.We all have experience.We know what we're doing.And we're happy to help.
And we love paying commissions.
Yeah, buddy.Josh, thank you so much, brother.Really appreciate you.Thank you for building a stronger, a better, a more sustainable America.And thank you for being such a great partner.There's so much love that has gone on in the chat and a lot of hearts floating across the screen, bro.So, um, say hi to your wife and kids.We're letting you out and we'll catch up tomorrow because um I'm super excited to hear how those seven projects we've sent your way are going and we've just we've got more that are flowing in.It's like it it's just building up more and more because we started Titan six weeks ago and we've got now a great solid group of people that are just following the system, finding the deals and we're getting themto our manufacturing partners like Josh.And guys, I have so much so much confidence in the team.
Aaron P, shout out.We did get your refundable deposit team is reaching out.And with that, um, Christine, before I come to you, I would say we have room time for five more questions.And then I have a final word.But before we do that, um, I want to actually on the screen put up um, this one.This is Tamara.In her first 48 hours, she got a plan submitted.She sent, um, she sent a little video.I'm just going to play it real quick because this woman has zero experience in construction.Here's what she found.Well, I got my first set of plans submitted within the first 48 hours and um I've only been putting in two hours a week or two hours a day like you gave the example of earlier.Um I have a full-time job.I'm a mom.Do part-time homeschool with my kids.
So, I mean, I'm very busy, but I do two hours a day.Um and the school community has been really great.There's a great lot of great resources on there.Um the weekly meetings are really helpful.Um you know just doing the role plays and you know you have all the help you need and it's it's been great.
Perfect.All right Tamara thanks for submitting that and that we could play that.Christine, we're going to do a countdown.We got room for five awesome amazing questions from these people here.Guys, I want to thank you for being on tonight.Um you've been hanging out for um well close to two hours and so we'll be done before the top of the hour and I'll give a final message.But I I do feel appreciation that you've been sharing your most valuable asset of time and I'm also overwhelmed by how many of you h have done deposits with us.Um we're very excited to to work with those of you where we do have the right fit.
Excellent.And we have 127 beautiful souls still here with us.A couple people are DMing me.What is that link?I'm going to spam it right now in the chat for you guys.And then a couple people mentioning they don't want to pay by credit card or their bank accidentally went ahead and declined the transaction.So, if we could get the number on the screen, if you have any technical questions for our team, please text, don't call, text the number that you see on our screen, 8014210290.I'm also spamming it in the chat.And then the link to place that fully refundable deposit is also in the chat right now.So, with that, five final questions for the evening.Michael has a good one.Are there specific territories, Chris, that given that are given to people or can you contact contractors from all over the country?
All right.So, I want to be really clear.We've got a penetration in America of less than half a percent.We have a long way to go.And you have hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of thousands, probably millions of builders that are in this country right now.So, the right now we're not dividing up territories right now.We're just saying get to work.There's so much opportunity.No one's going to step on anyone's toes.Um, and so I think I think that's the first thing I would just share is just that there's so much opportunity out there right now.And just just start calling.Use the system.I'm going to show you guys that all the leads are free.They're on Google and they're on Titanbot.And um I will drop this little hint for you.Look for big projects instead of small projects just like Daryl put a builder with a project in in front of Josh and then they were having a conversation about a couple of commercial projects that they have coming up
a multif family and we're interested in the bigger projects but you know what American needs single family homes too.So we're doing that as well.
Beautiful.Rama just asked in the chat again, "What is the total membership price?"
All right, let me see if I can find the just a quick breakdown of what we've been covering here this evening.Um, and Ethan, if you want to put that on screen.So, Titan Academy, we're offering $92,000 of value through our course, our weekly live coaching, our AI business bot, our certification, our lifetime access, our vendor partnership playbook, our tax system to save you on taxes.You're going to save thousands in taxes everywhere, folks.Um, Titan Wealth Intensive, our technology tour, and our 20% discount.So, all of that is available for $1,597.I would pay $10,000 for this like in a heartbeat knowing the value that is here 100% and I would drop 10 grand without even batting an eye.I think it's amazing we do it for two grand and 10 people the first 10 to go are going to get it for a 20% discount because we're just coming out of our beta launch.
When we hit 300 affiliates we will be out of beta.And guys, we're just going to have people earning commissions left and right.By the way, Miles F, Abby B, Shelley T, we just want to acknowledge that we got your deposits as well.Uh, and with that, Christine, I think we got three more questions.
Yes, Chris, we indeed have three more.Couple people, I'm gonna do a two-parter, sneak two in one here.Luis and Jillian, they're wondering, Luis Al has an escorp.He's wondering if he could do it as an escorp.And Jillian is wondering if she should do this as an LLC.
Okay, so really good question.You don't need to have an escorp or an LLC to participate.Even though you're earning money as a business, you technically don't need to file with the IRS under a business.Now, there are purposes and reasons uh for having corporations.So, if you have an escorp, you can use it.I would just go to AI and just ask if that's if that's the entity structure that makes the most sense.It's more than likely an LLC, but I'm not a tax consultant.Um and then of course, um when you do the tax strategy session that we're giving you for free, our there's a team there that can actually help you slam bam an LLC and put it together.Um but the reality is you don't have to have one to participate and get paid.
Beautiful.Sonia's wondering, "Is our Titan partnership a 1099?