Twelve seats, a real price, and a room that closes when it is full — with the calls, the resources and the group all gated to the people who are in it.
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In short
Tribearn is a platform for selling masterminds and small cohorts. Run the room as a cohort with a fixed number of seats, set a high-ticket price, and gate calls and resources to the people who paid, with payment by UPI or card settling to your bank account. The Free plan is ₹0 a month and takes 10% of each sale; Starter (₹499 a month), Growth (₹1,499) and Scale (₹3,999) lower that to 5%, 3% and nothing.
| Plan | Price per month | Commission on sales |
|---|---|---|
| Free | ₹0 | 10% |
| Starter | ₹499 | 5% |
| Growth | ₹1,499 | 3% |
| Scale | ₹3,999 | None |
Free forever plan
Not a trial. Nothing switched off later.
Payouts to your bank
Real checkout, real settlements.
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Ready to post wherever you already are.
What you can sell
A mastermind works because it is small. That makes it the opposite of every other community problem — you are not trying to grow the room, you are trying to fill twelve seats with the right people at a price that reflects what the room is worth, and then close it.
Twelve means twelve. The thirteenth cannot buy.
Monthly, or paid for the season up front.
Members-only sessions that nobody else can see.
A programme that starts and ends, not a rolling forever.
The thing they are actually paying for.
What the mastermind is, who it is for, how many seats are left and a checkout that takes UPI — so a qualified person can take a seat without three calls and an invoice.
In detail
Scarcity
"Only 12 spots" is the most-claimed and least-true sentence in online business. It only means anything if the thirteenth person genuinely cannot buy — which is a setting, not a promise, and the difference is obvious to the kind of person who pays ₹60,000 for a room.
Pricing
A mastermind is either a season or a standing arrangement, and the pricing should match. A six-month cohort is one payment for a defined thing. An ongoing peer group is a monthly membership that renews. Both work; mixing them up is what makes the offer confusing.
Pricing
Start on the free plan and move up only when the maths says you should. Every plan lowers the commission on what you sell, so the cheapest option changes as you grow.
Free
Testing the waters
₹0/mo
10% commission
Starter
Your first ₹1 lakh
₹499/mo
5% commission
Growth
Going full-time
₹1,499/mo
3% commission
Scale
Teams and agencies
₹3,999/mo
No commission
Getting started
Set up your community page in minutes — no technical skills needed.
Free, or monthly and yearly at whatever you decide.
Write the welcome note that hands over access.
People join and pay themselves, and you get the money.
Who it’s for
Before you start
Yes, as a cohort. Give the intake twelve seats and it stops selling when they are taken — the thirteenth person cannot buy. For a high-ticket room that is not a detail, it is the product. A monthly membership’s seat limit is not enforced yet, so an open-ended room is capped by who you invite.
Depends on the shape. An open-ended peer group suits a monthly membership that renews; a six-month programme with a start and an end suits one payment up front, run as a cohort with its own dates and seats. Both are supported — pick the one that matches what you are actually running.
Not as a built-in approve-then-pay flow — there is no application gate that holds a purchase until you say yes. Most people run it the other way round: a short paid discovery call as its own bookable session, and you invite the right people to buy a seat after it. If a formal application step matters to you, ask us before you switch.
Yes. Everything you publish carries its own visibility — public, members-only, community-only or invite-only — so a public teaser and a members-only call can sit on the same page.
Yes. The Free plan is ₹0 a month for as long as you want it — not a trial. It takes 10% of what you actually collect, so a free community costs you nothing at all. Paid plans start at ₹499 a month and cut that to 5%, 3%, or nothing.
No — and be careful with anyone who tells you otherwise. What happens is that the moment a payment goes through, the member sees your welcome note with your invite link in it, so they let themselves in without you being involved. Automatic adding and removing is designed but not built; ask us where it has got to rather than assuming it.
A community payment covers the month or year they paid for, and nothing is removed automatically — not from your member list and not from the group. If you want access to follow payment, sell the group as a membership tier instead: it renews by UPI AutoPay, and their community membership ends if the plan is revoked. Removing someone from the group itself is a manual step either way.
Yes. Members pay at checkout by UPI, card or netbanking, and the money settles into your bank account. There is no separate payment tool to sign up for.
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The same paywall, with the joining details that differ per platform.
Cap the seats, set a real price, and gate the calls to the people who are in it.
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