Terms That Set The Frame.

1. Acceptance of these terms

These Terms & Disclosures govern your access to and use of the Advisory Incubator website, materials, applications, content, calls, community, resources, and related program surfaces. By using the site, submitting an application, downloading a resource, attending a call, purchasing access, or participating in Advisory Incubator, you agree to these terms.

The legal entity for Advisory Incubator is Advisory Incubator, Inc., with a mailing address at 777 Hornby St, Vancouver, BC V6Z 1S2. Contact: info@advisoryincubator.com.

If a signed written agreement, order form, invoice, or program agreement applies to your purchase, that document controls where it conflicts with this public page.

2. Educational and coaching nature of the program

Advisory Incubator is an education, coaching, and business-training program for operators who want to learn B2B demand generation, cold outbound, offer design, sales process, advisory engagement structuring, vendor management, and client-management systems.

Advisory Incubator does not provide legal, tax, accounting, investment, lending, securities, employment, compliance, or financial advice. Nothing on the site or inside the program should be treated as professional advice for your specific facts. You are responsible for engaging qualified counsel, accountants, tax advisors, compliance advisors, and other professionals before acting on any business, legal, tax, outbound, financial, or operational decision.

3. Earnings, revenue, deal-size, margin, and result disclosures

The site may reference specific deal sizes, revenue figures, closed engagements, cash collected, monthly revenue, quarterly engagement fees, margins, reply rates, meetings, member wins, examples, case studies, screenshots, quotes, and other performance indicators. These references are provided for education, illustration, and context. They are not promises, guarantees, forecasts, projections, warranties, or representations that you will achieve the same or similar result.

Results are not typical, not average, not expected, and not representative of what every participant will achieve. Some participants may achieve meaningful results. Others may achieve little or nothing. Some may lose money. Any number shown on the site should be read as an individual example, not as a claim about what a purchaser should expect.

We do not represent that any participant will earn back the cost of the program, recover business expenses, close a client, book a meeting, generate a positive reply, build a vendor bench, improve margins, collect a specific fee, achieve a specific reply rate, or create any particular level of revenue or profit.

Important FTC-oriented disclosure

Disclaimers alone do not make aggressive earnings claims acceptable. For that reason, these Terms should be read together with the specific context of every claim on the site. Where a claim refers to an individual result, it should be understood as an individual result. Where a claim refers to a method, it should be understood as a method that requires execution, market judgment, iteration, and risk.

If you believe a statement on the site appears to be an earnings claim and you want available substantiation or context for that claim, email info@advisoryincubator.com before applying or purchasing.

4. Testimonials, case studies, screenshots, and social proof

Testimonials, screenshots, social media posts, case studies, quotes, and member examples reflect individual experiences and may involve participants with different backgrounds, skill levels, offers, markets, networks, capital, time availability, risk tolerance, and prior experience than you.

Unless expressly stated, testimonials are not paid endorsements. However, some participants may have business, community, referral, affiliate, vendor, or other relationships with Advisory Incubator, its founder, or related companies. You should not treat any testimonial as a promise that you will experience the same outcome.

Names, images, and examples may be edited for clarity, formatting, grammar, privacy, or readability. Screenshots and social posts may be presented in a designed format. The underlying point remains that these are examples, not guarantees.

5. You must do the work

Advisory Incubator is not passive income, a push-button system, a done-for-you client-acquisition service, a guaranteed appointment-setting service, or a shortcut around business execution. The program requires work.

• You must select markets, build lists, write and test outbound, follow up, take sales calls, handle objections, structure offers, manage pipeline, coordinate vendors, and serve clients.
• You must make judgment calls. Frameworks can guide decisions, but they do not remove the need for skill, effort, iteration, and responsibility.
• You may need to spend money on software, data, domains, mailboxes, vendors, contractors, design, copy, compliance review, and other business inputs.
• You are responsible for your own business model, client delivery, contracts, collection, taxes, compliance, service quality, and client relationships.

6. Cold email, outbound, and platform compliance

The program discusses cold email, LinkedIn, direct outreach, follow-up systems, mailboxes, infrastructure, deliverability, lead magnets, and related go-to-market activities. You are solely responsible for complying with all laws, rules, contracts, and platform policies that apply to your outreach and business.

This may include, depending on your jurisdiction and conduct, CAN-SPAM, CASL, GDPR, UK GDPR, PECR, CCPA/CPRA, TCPA, state privacy laws, data-provider terms, email-service-provider terms, LinkedIn terms, domain registrar policies, mailbox-provider policies, and industry-specific rules.

Advisory Incubator does not authorize spam, deceptive headers, misleading subject lines, unlawful scraping, unlawful data processing, unauthorized platform automation, impersonation, false scarcity, false affiliation, or any outreach that violates applicable law or third-party terms.

7. Third-party tools, vendors, infrastructure, and links

The site and program may reference tools, platforms, vendors, data providers, mailbox providers, automation systems, CRM systems, AI tools, social platforms, and other third-party services. These references are for education and convenience. Advisory Incubator does not control third-party tools and is not responsible for their availability, performance, security, deliverability, data practices, pricing, outages, policy changes, account restrictions, or results.

Any preferred pricing, vendor relationship, referral, integration, or recommendation may change or end at any time. You are responsible for reviewing the third party's terms, privacy policies, billing terms, refund rules, compliance obligations, and technical requirements before using them.

8. Applications, pricing, payment, refunds, and access

Access to Advisory Incubator may require an application, interview, approval, signed agreement, payment, and compliance with community standards. We may accept, decline, pause, remove, or refuse access to any applicant or participant where permitted by law.

Pricing, payment schedules, program structure, calls, resources, bonuses, vendor introductions, preferred pricing, and included materials may change. Unless a written agreement says otherwise, all fees are due according to the invoice, checkout, order form, or signed agreement presented at purchase.

Refunds, cancellations, pauses, chargebacks, failed payments, renewals, and access termination are governed by the applicable written purchase terms. If no separate written refund policy applies, purchases should be treated as final and non-refundable to the fullest extent permitted by law.

9. Intellectual property and permitted use

Advisory Incubator materials, frameworks, recordings, call libraries, templates, documents, copy, diagrams, slides, processes, names, marks, and site content are owned by Advisory Incubator, its licensors, or their respective owners. You may use program materials internally for your own learning and business implementation unless a written agreement grants broader rights.

You may not resell, sublicense, publish, scrape, train models on, upload to public repositories, distribute, teach, clone, white-label, package, or commercially exploit Advisory Incubator materials without written permission. You may not remove copyright, trademark, attribution, confidentiality, or proprietary notices.

10. Participant conduct and community standards

You agree not to misuse the site, community, calls, or materials. Prohibited conduct includes harassment, abuse, unauthorized recording, sharing private participant information, misrepresenting results, violating law, infringing intellectual property, scraping private program content, disrupting calls, soliciting members in bad faith, or using the program to support illegal, deceptive, or harmful conduct.

We may suspend or terminate access for conduct that we determine, in our reasonable discretion, harms the program, members, staff, founder, partners, vendors, brand, or third parties.

11. Disclaimers, limitation of liability, and indemnity

The site, program, content, materials, calls, examples, templates, and resources are provided "as is" and "as available." To the fullest extent permitted by law, Advisory Incubator disclaims all warranties, express or implied, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, accuracy, availability, and uninterrupted access.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Advisory Incubator will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, punitive, or lost-profit damages, or for lost revenue, lost data, lost goodwill, business interruption, failed outreach, account restrictions, client disputes, vendor disputes, regulatory issues, tax issues, legal claims, or third-party platform changes.

You agree to indemnify and hold Advisory Incubator, its owners, officers, contractors, agents, affiliates, vendors, and partners harmless from claims, losses, liabilities, damages, costs, and expenses arising from your business, outreach, client work, vendor management, legal compliance, use of materials, breach of these terms, or violation of third-party rights.

12. Governing law, disputes, and changes

These public terms are intended to supplement the written agreement presented to program participants. The governing law, venue, arbitration, class-action waiver, and dispute-resolution provisions in your signed agreement or order terms control where applicable.

We may update these Terms & Disclosures from time to time. The effective date above reflects the current version. Continued use of the site or program after changes are posted means you accept the updated terms.

13. Contact

Questions about these Terms & Disclosures, claims substantiation, privacy, program access, or legal notices can be sent here: