Everyone sees who owns what.
Equity, revenue share, a fee or a credit — printed on the role before you apply.
The core of Junto is free and is going to stay that way. Here is exactly what costs money and what does not.
Equity, revenue share, a fee or a credit — printed on the role before you apply.
It never touches a member. Every spend is voted on and paid to a verified vendor.
A record of what you actually built. It stays on your profile even if the venture doesn’t.
Everything involved in finding people and forming a team costs nothing:
Junto charges for work that someone actually does on your behalf, at a fixed price shown before you commit:
There is no subscription, no paid tier that unlocks more swipes, and no "see who liked you" upsell — people who liked you are floated to the top of your deck for free. Daily limits exist to protect response rates, not to sell you a way past them.
Junto does not take a cut of your equity on ordinary projects. The only ownership Junto ever holds is the 10% revenue royalty on Junto-branded ventures, and that is stated on the venture before anyone joins it.
The whole team-forming half of the product is, with no cap and no subscription. Money only enters when you ask Junto to do something for you — file a registration, book a mentor — or when you open a Junto-branded venture.
No, and that is deliberate. The daily limit exists so hosts keep reading applications. Selling a way around it would break the thing it protects.
No. On your own project, 100% of the equity is yours and your team's. The only exception is a Junto-branded venture, where Junto takes a 10% revenue royalty — not equity — for use of the brand, stated up front.
Free to post, free to join. Equity shown up front, signed before anyone starts.