A Private Proposal
An invitation, for you.
A house. A vision. A founding seat at the table.
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A Private Proposal
A house. A vision. A founding seat at the table.
Read slowly. This was written for you.
The Proposal
Here’s the proposal, written out clean so you can read it on your own time.
Short version: free room in the house, in exchange for a set amount of content per month. You keep 90% of your revenue (10% agency share to NA). You can leave any time.
You’d be the founding girl — the one we build everything else around. Every creator who moves in after you, you helped pick the bar for.
Full pitch below. Take your time with it.
— Stockton
If you read nothing else
Read time for the full proposal: ~12 minutes. Or skim to whatever section calls you using the dots on the right.
The Vision
Not a chaotic LA mansion full of strangers screaming at each other for clicks. A quiet, beautiful house in Utah with the right girls, the right setups, and a real business behind it.
South Jordan suburbs. No neighbors filming you in the driveway. Discreet, residential, locked-down WiFi, the whole thing.
Multiple bedrooms = multiple sets. Natural light, a real backyard, a kitchen that photographs well, and rooms we’ll dial in over time for shoots.
I run an agency — Naughty Alliance — with 33 signed models and a 600-video back catalog. This isn’t a guy with a rental and a dream. There’s infrastructure here.
Every collective has a founding member who sets the tone. I want that to be you because the bar you set is the bar I want to hold everyone else to.
The House
A real single-family home — not an apartment, not a studio. Quiet street. Modern finishes. The kind of place that photographs like a luxury Airbnb because, frankly, it kind of is.
Click any photo to see it full-size.
Your Room
On Top of the Room
The room is just the start. Some of this lands the day you move in. Some of it shows up every week. Some every month. All of it is in addition to free rent & utilities.
Two infrared sauna trips per week, paid for and driven to. One is with Stockton — the sauna-themed weekly scenes are recorded there. The other is with Stockton and our future housemate.
If you refer a girl who joins the house, you get 5% of her agency revenue for her first 6 months. Cash, paid monthly, on top of everything else.
Grocery / takeout allowance. Cash. No receipts, no questions.
$35/month covered — so you can go to the gym with your housemate whenever you both feel like it. Hot yoga, weights, classes, cardio — whatever you’re into.
Monthly cash for skincare, makeup, hair products, nails-at-home kits, whatever you need to keep glowing.
A monthly Temu credit for outfits, lingerie, costumes, shoot looks. Stretches further than you’d think.
Two full pro photo/video shoots a quarter (8 a year) with partnered photographers our team lines up. Portfolio-grade, content-ready, completely covered.
At least one group trip per quarter with the team — cool locations, content with the team, vibes you can’t shoot in Utah. Travel, hotel, food: all on the house.
Walk in on day one and your room is already your room.
And the bigger version: anything else you want for your room — tell me, I get it. Plants, art, a record player, velvet armchair, singing bowl, tarot altar. Within reason, it’s yours, on me.
Provided on move-in. Yours to ride around the neighborhood, get coffee, run errands, whatever. Kept at the house.
Same idea. Faster for short trips, easier to park. Yours.
Twice a Week, On Us
Two sessions every single week. One is the content sauna shoot with Stockton. The other is just you and your housemate — no cameras, no agenda, just decompression. Both are paid for, both are driven to, both happen in a beautiful private studio.
This is where the sauna-themed weekly scenes get filmed. Private booth, golden infrared light, you running the songs. Beautiful footage and a workout for your body at the same time.
You + your housemate, decompressing — sauna, cold plunge, sometimes a smoothie after. Stockton’s there too and recording, but not for content specifically — this trip exists so you two can actually hang out and relax together. The kind of premium self-care that costs $40–$50 a session at retail, twice a week, on the house.
Infrared sauna + cold plunge. The full SweatHouz contrast-therapy ritual is part of your membership.
Infrared heat dilates capillaries and pushes oxygen to the surface of your skin. Two sessions a week = the “just-got-a-facial” glow, on tap. Sweating clears pores from the inside out.
45 minutes in the sauna drops cortisol, raises endorphins, and shifts you out of fight-or-flight. The cold plunge after locks in the calm. Better mood, lower anxiety, real spiritual stillness.
The body cools down after sauna heat, which mimics the natural temperature drop that triggers melatonin. Most people report their deepest sleep on sauna nights.
Heavy metals, microplastics, environmental toxins — the body stores them in fat, and sweat is one of the only ways out. Studies show measurable heavy-metal output in deep-infrared sweat.
A sauna session raises your heart rate the way a moderate jog does — without the joint impact. Long-term users have measurably lower blood pressure and better cardiovascular markers.
Heat shock proteins repair muscle tissue and reduce DOMS (delayed-onset soreness). If you do anything physical — yoga, pilates, hiking, lifting, dancing — recovery is twice as fast.
The plunge after the sauna spikes dopamine ~250% and noradrenaline ~530% — numbers that hold for hours. Energy, focus, mood elevation that no coffee touches.
Heat + cold are both controlled stressors. Doing them on a schedule trains your body to handle bigger stressors more gracefully — physically, mentally, and (yes) spiritually.
Heat + breath + silence is one of the oldest practices on earth — Finnish, Native American sweat lodges, Russian banyas. You’re not just exercising. You’re entering a ritual older than every religion.
2 visits a week · ~8 visits per month
$40–$50 per session at retail · ~$320–$400 per month in real value · $0 out of your pocket
Studio imagery: SweatHouz.
Your Web Studio
Custom sites — built, hosted, refined — folded into your residency at zero cost. You get two on day one, then one new site every month for whatever you want, with unlimited edits on every site you own with us, forever.
Your personal landing page — photo work, brand identity, link-in-bio replacement. Yours, on your own domain, fully designed around your aesthetic.
A dedicated site for your book — landing page, sample chapters, pre-order, mailing list. Whatever the launch needs.
Every month, pick a new site for anything you want: a side project, a brand, a friend, an idea you woke up with. Every site we’ve already built for you stays editable, forever, no questions, no ticket queue.
Your Monthly Load, Broken Down
Before the side-by-side chart, here’s exactly what “what you give” actually looks like — every piece, in plain language. Every “song” below means a real song of your choosing, minimum 2:30 in length, that you queue up and run the scene to.
Add it all up: ~5 hours of recorded content per month, plus ~6 hours of live cam time (your tips, your money), plus ~4 hours of G/G hangout time (mostly fun, only a fraction is filming), plus 45 minutes once during move-in week. That’s the whole list.
The Math That Matters
Take a breath. Read these slowly. Because once you see the math like this, the whole proposal stops looking like a job — and starts looking like a framework for the life you’d want anyway.
And you still have your full 24-hour days to live your actual life.
Look at this list. Cross out anything you wouldn’t have done with your time anyway.
The only new work is showing up on schedule.
Everything else, you were going to do anyway.
Drag the slider to your current monthly platform income (OF, Fansly, MV, cam, whatever). The math fills in automatically.
Your platform money is 90% yours (10% agency share to NA). The $4,190 in benefits sits on top of whatever you earn. Slide it to zero and you still walk away with $4,190/month.
This isn’t a job in the way you’ve experienced jobs before.
It’s a setup around the life you were already going to want to live.
And it’s just waiting for you to say yes.
A Typical Tuesday
Here’s what an average day actually looks like once you’re moved in. Notice how little of it is “work” in the way you’d normally use that word.
Total “work” in this day: ~40 minutes.
The rest is the life you want to live anyway — paid for, structured, with people who like you.
No Strings
If you’re reading all of this and the only thing in the way is “what if I hate it?” — this is for you.
The trial month is the lowest-risk version of this offer you’ll ever get. It exists because I believe in the deal enough to eat 30 days of expenses just to let you see it for yourself.
The Math
Every month in one frame. What you give versus what you get. Numbers rounded, but real.
45 min meeting with Ray
not recurring — once, then done
E-Bike + E-Scooter, yours to keep
+ 2 custom websites built day-one
(personal/modeling site & book site)
The Deal
I’m going to write this out plain because I respect you too much to bury anything.
Everything above gets put in writing in a clean one-page agreement before you move a single box. Nothing verbal, nothing assumed.
The Vibe You’re Stepping Into
Words for what your day-to-day will actually feel like. Read it like a mood, not a list.
A Typical Week
So you can see the full rhythm — not just one day. Color-coded so the “work” blocks are obvious.
Your Future Sites, Sketched
Rough mockups of the two day-one sites. Real design happens together once you’re in — this is the shape.
Your link-in-bio replacement. Photo work, brand identity, on your own domain. Same studio as iwilleatyouup.com.
Dedicated landing for your book — sample chapter, pre-order, mailing list, launch-ready.
These are illustrative mockups. Real design is collaborative with the Web Studio team once you’re in. Every site stays unlimited-editable forever.
The Move
One flight, one short drive. Closer than it sounds. Here’s the lay of the land once you arrive.
The Plan
You take the best room. We get your setup right — lighting, backdrop, anything you’ve been wanting but haven’t bought yet. You shoot, you live, you set the tone.
Assuming month one lands well, a future housemate joins you in the house as an in-house G/G partner. Cross-promo kicks in, house revenue starts compounding, and you stop shooting with strangers.
Every room filled with a creator we both signed off on. House brand launched. Multi-girl shoots when you feel like it, never when you don’t. Real money, real footprint.
Different city. Same model. You get equity-of-voice in who leads it because you ran the first one. That’s what founding member means.
Who You’re Doing This With
Three people you’d actually be living and working with. Read the room before you read the contract.
Runs Naughty Alliance (33 signed models, 600-video catalog) and Cherry Grove. The person you talk to about anything. Direct, organized, doesn’t play games. Also your scene partner for the weekly recorded content.
The next girl in the house if month one lands. Sauna partner twice a week, gym partner at VASA, friend on purpose. The kind of housemate who actually roots for you, not the kind who competes with you.
Owns the property. One 45-minute meeting during move-in week, then you don’t see him on any kind of schedule. Anything beyond that one meeting is your call, your terms, your pay rate.
Questions You’re Probably Asking
Tap any question to expand. Real answers, no spin.
Quota slides within the same week without question. Cramps days, sick days, low-energy days — we move things around. The quota is a monthly target with weekly flex, not a daily punch clock.
Same answer. Slide it. The schedule respects how you actually feel. Hit the monthly numbers, and the day-to-day cadence is yours.
Not without Ray’s or Stockton’s permission first. The house is a private working environment with content security, other residents, and a shared schedule — surprise overnights don’t work for any of that. Ask one of us, and we’ll almost always say yes; just don’t skip the step.
You keep them. You keep 90% of the revenue — a flat 10% goes to NA as a standard agency share (well under the 20–30% most agencies charge). Every shot also gets sent to Stockton so we can sell through our channels (different audience, different platform).
Yes. Your personal life is yours. The only thing we ask is the visitor rule (24-hour notice for overnight guests, for privacy + content security).
Only if you tell them. Cherry Grove is private (this site is password-gated). Your content branding stays under your control. We help with face-blur or anonymous scenes if you want them.
Walk out the door any time. No notice required. The catch is only this: if you ever want to come back, you owe the quota for the days you were gone before you can resume.
The house. Standard for the agency — monthly panels covered. your housemate, Stockton, and any G/G co-star are on the same schedule.
You get one veto per month. Use it when something’s off — we don’t book her. After the first veto in a month, the booking stands, so it’s a one-strike-feels-right kind of thing.
The catch is the schedule. The work itself is light (~15 hrs/month), but it has to actually happen. Show up, ship the content, send it to Stockton, take the trip with the team. The catch is just consistency.
Your Privacy, Your Safety
The agency has been doing this for years. Here’s the infrastructure that comes with you the moment you sign.
A Pull, For the Decision
Tap the card. The universe doesn’t make decisions for you, but it’s funny how often it agrees with what you already know.
Cherry Grove
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A clear sign. A door that opens just as you start to look for it. The version of your life you’ve been waiting for, walking toward you.
— Pull again? Tap the card.
Tap the card to draw your reading.
The Future Housemate Promise
The part of the pitch that’s about more than just you. Read it like a friend telling you something true.
The whole point of bringing the first girl in is that we want it to work for the people who follow. If month one goes the way we think it will — content hitting, you happy, the math adding up — the next housemate moves in next.
She becomes your roommate. The girl you walk into the kitchen and see making coffee in the morning. The girl you share a backyard with. And on the content side, she becomes your in-house G/G partner — not a stranger who flew in for a shoot, but a real friend you create with.
We want to be honest about the “if.” This isn’t a soft maybe. The deal has to actually work first — numbers, rhythm, vibes. If month one is messy, the next housemate waiting in the wings gives both of us a reason to fix it instead of bail.
But if we get there — and we think we will — she’s the next yes. Not a hire. Not a recruit. A friend, on purpose, in your house, on your team.
Why You
We don’t pitch this to everyone. You’re reading this because someone on the team thought you’d be a fit — that you handle yourself online without drama, that you don’t need to be managed (you need to be supported), and that the version of your career we’re building actually meets the version of your life you want to be living.
A creator house is only as good as the girls in it. Every yes we offer is a yes we’d be proud to walk through the door with. You’re one of those yeses.
That’s why this letter is for you.
The Ask
You don’t need to answer today. Sleep on it. Tour the house. Bring a friend. Ask me anything.
Whatever you decide — I’m glad you read this. The offer stands either way.
— S.