Free for everyone. Membership is for carrying more than yourself.
Your own record on Teenth costs nothing, and always will. Membership is what you take on when you want to act on other people’s behalf — refer them in, back them on a hard day, and help fund the work itself.
There is no promise about where a membership dollar goes, beyond this: it helps Teenth exist, and helps us support the people using it.
What it buys you directly is a way to act on someone else’s behalf. Refer a person, an organization, or a potential donor, and once it is reviewed, you earn points. Spend those points on someone you are actually connected to — cover a missed day so their streak survives, or give them a penalty-free late on a payment.
Once a month, every member votes on who receives that month’s prize. Any user can win it — not only the people in your own Circle.
- 01Refer a person, an org, or a donor
- 02Earn points once it's reviewed
- 03Spend points to help someone you know
- 04Vote each month on who wins the prize
Teenth is free. Always.
This is not an app. It’s a movement.
Joining Teenth costs nothing, and always will. Membership is a different thing: it is how the reward pool gets funded — the money that actually reaches a person the moment they hit a milestone — and how this gets built before anyone else decides it is worth building.
We ask members to stay a year. It is a request, not a contract — you can cancel or change tier whenever you like. We ask because the work this pays for does not happen in three-month pieces.
What you get back is a record of your own: your name on the roll, on the milestone your money paid for, in the charter. Signing the Amendment is free too.
Monthly
Supporter
For the individual who backs this
You're on the record.
Teenth is free for you. Membership is for when you want to carry someone else — refer them, cover them on a hard day, help fund the work itself.
- Microraise up to $2,000 (next release)
- Earn points by referring people, organizations, and donors
- Send a streak freeze or a penalty-free late to someone you're connected to
- Your name on the member roll
- A vote on the monthly winners of incentives and prizes
We ask for a year · billed monthly · cancel or change tier anytime
Advocate
For the coach, the teacher, the person running a program
Your name goes on someone else's record.
You're not an organization, but you bring a group of people with you — a team, a class, a congregation. This is built for that.
- Everything in Supporter
- A member page — your resources, your links, your people gathered in one place (next release)
- An invitation to meet the founder, and a voice on the issues The Teenth Project takes on
- Monthly reports, and the inside view of where the organization is
We ask for a year · billed monthly · cancel or change tier anytime
Community Ally
Churches, nonprofits, employers, colleges
You bring your people onto the record.
For organizations serving people directly — bring Teenth to your cohort, and show your board what it did.
- Everything in Advocate
- Microraise up to $5,000 (next release)
- Official onboarding for your members and your donors
- Events for your organization and its support network
- Phone support
- Featured on teenth.app, with a link to your organization
- Featured in the newsletter and on social, for the work you're doing
- A cohort dashboard — analytics and insights, aggregate only, never transactions
We ask for a year · billed monthly · cancel or change tier anytime
One-time, and permanent
Anyone can sign the Amendment, and everyone who does is on the record. These two are recorded differently: a thousand Founding Signers, a hundred Founding Charter Members, and after that the lists close for good.
Founding Signer
1,000 seats, ever
You funded someone's first thirty days.
Founding Signers are how the first members get paid. This is not a symbolic tier — it is the plan for funding the people who arrive first. $25 of your seat pays a Signer's First Thirty: the first thirty days they met every obligation on time, and the first time the system visibly worked for them.
- You are a Founding Signer of The Teenth Project, permanently
- Your seat is attached to one member's record — a specific person, for good
- A numbered seat, 1 to 1,000
- A sealed, numbered certificate — yours to print
- You're told whose First Thirty your $25 paid for
One-time · personal and non-transferable · this purchases no security, share, or ownership
Founding Charter Member
100 seats, ever
You help write what this becomes.
$200 of your seat pays two people the hundred dollars that lands when their record is first witnessed — accounts connected, five people who vouched for them. The rest of what a Charter Member does is not financial: one hundred people get a hand in what Teenth becomes, and then the list closes.
- A charter signed by Teenth's founder, with your name on it — the same charter that ships with every credential we issue
- Recognition on teenth.app, by name
- A vote on the features and programs Teenth builds next
- A quarterly call with the founder and the other Charter Members
- A hand in the final wording of the Economic Inclusion Amendment — the document itself, not a survey about it
- First look at what is being built, before it ships
- The story of both people your seat paid for, told to you before anyone else
- One of only 100 seats, ever
One-time · personal and non-transferable · this purchases no security, share, or ownership
For organizations
$10,000 and up · Organizations, companies, foundations
Founding Partner
Your name on a community's record, permanently.
A Founding Partner is matched with a 501(c)(3) — a school, a nonprofit, a congregation, a workforce program — and underwrites a reward pool reserved for that organization's own members, plus the programming that gets them started.
Arrange a conversation- Recognized as a Founding Partner of The Teenth Project — permanently, and by name
- Matched with a 501(c)(3) partner whose members your pool serves
- A dedicated reward pool and onboarding for that organization's members
- Named on every milestone your pool funds
A membership purchases no security, share, or ownership in The Teenth Project, and is not a tax-deductible donation. Founding Partner terms, including how a gift is structured and whether any part of it is deductible, are agreed with each partner and their matched organization.