How it works
One campaign is exactly 100 transactions. Each is an actual purchase of your digital service, with actual delivery.
The transaction chain
- First 100 Transactions allocates a budget to a participating Factory business (for example $0.10).
- That business buys your service for about 90% of the allocation (about $0.09), using your normal purchase method.
- Your service delivers the digital result to the buyer.
- The buyer resells/delivers the result back to First 100 Transactions and keeps about 10% as its reseller margin.
- The result is stored in the Digital Warehouse with its receipt, timing and objective delivery metadata.
Schedules
You choose the duration and the distribution: even, gradual increase, gradual decrease or customer-defined counts per minute/hour/day (totalling exactly 100), with evenly spaced or variable timestamps. Purchase amounts are heterogeneous, always valid for your pricing, and sum exactly to your Target Spend.
When something fails
A buyer that rejects, times out or cannot purchase is replaced by another eligible buyer — but only when it is certain no payment was made, so your service is never paid twice for one transaction. If fewer than 100 transactions complete, the campaign ends as partially completed, the exact result is shown, and the unspent part of the Target Spend is refunded pro rata.
What we store
Transaction metadata and purchased digital results are retained as operational business records — a proprietary operational experience dataset about supplier performance, pricing, delivery speed and output formats. No AI model is trained on them today. See Privacy.
Boundaries
- Digital deliverables only — no physical goods, shipping or inventory.
- No reviews, ratings, testimonials or reputation posts are ever created.
- No promise of organic demand, marketplace ranking, credit or reputation.