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Income Disclosure

Honest information about what 4Life Affiliates actually earn — required under FTC guidance and Direct Selling Association (DSA) Code of Ethics.

Last updated: September 21, 2026

Purpose of this disclosure

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Direct Selling Association (DSA) Code of Ethics require independent affiliates of multi-level marketing companies to clearly disclose realistic earnings information when they promote the business opportunity. This page is our disclosure.

If you are considering joining the 4Life® opportunity through Dave Daughtrey's organization, please read this page carefully before you enroll.

Independent affiliate notice

UplinePro.com is operated by PLEXOR MARKETING LLC and led by independent 4Life Affiliate Dave Daughtrey. It is not 4Life Research, LLC. The earnings figures shown below are taken from 4Life's official Average Earnings Statement and used here as a reference. The opinions and explanations are Dave's, not 4Life Research's. For 4Life's authoritative disclosure, visit 4life.com/income-disclosure.

The headline facts

Building a 4Life business is a business — not a job, not an investment, and not a get-rich-quick offer. Most 4Life Affiliates earn modest part-time income or nothing at all. A small percentage earn substantial income, and they earn it through years of consistent effort, selling, recruiting, mentoring, and showing up. Your individual results will depend on your skill, your warm market, your time investment, your local economy, and many factors outside our control or 4Life's control.

You should not join 4Life if your decision depends on guaranteed income, fast results, or income that doesn't require active work on your part.

What 4Life Affiliates actually earn

The table below is a representative summary of 4Life Affiliate earnings by rank, based on 4Life's most recent Annual Average Earnings Statement. Figures are gross — before any business expenses, taxes, the cost of products purchased for personal use, or the cost of building a team.

Rank	% of Active Affiliates	Average Annual Earnings (USD)	Median Annual Earnings (USD)
Affiliate (entry)	~64%	$96	$0
Builder	~16%	$471	$190
Diamond	~11%	$2,116	$1,140
Presidential Diamond	~5%	$10,540	$7,820
International Diamond	~2.5%	$36,200	$26,400
Gold International Diamond	~1%	$92,800	$71,200
Platinum International Diamond	~0.5%	$240,000+	$210,000+

Figures are illustrative and reflect 4Life's most recent published averages, rounded for readability. Percentages reflect Active Affiliates only (those who placed a qualifying personal order in the period). Inactive Affiliates — the majority of all enrollments — earn nothing. Actual figures and rank thresholds may change year to year; refer to 4life.com/income-disclosure for the current official statement.

How to read this table

"Average" is misleading on its own. A small number of very high-earning affiliates pull the average up. Look at the median — it's a more honest "middle of the pack" number.
"% of Active Affiliates" excludes inactive Affiliates. Of all enrolled Affiliates, the majority are inactive in any given month and earn nothing.
"Annual earnings" is gross. It does not deduct the cost of products you bought for personal use, the cost of marketing, travel to events, training fees, internet, phone, taxes, or any other expense of running the business.
Reaching the higher ranks takes years and consistent effort. The Platinum International Diamond figure represents a tiny fraction of all Affiliates, after typically 5–15+ years of full-time building, mentoring, and team duplication.

Costs & expenses

Before deciding to join, factor in the realistic costs of building a 4Life business:

Enrollment kit / starter pack — varies by region, typically $50–$300 one time.
Monthly LoyaltyOrder — most active Affiliates maintain a personal order of around 100 LP (approximately $100–$150/month, depending on products).
Optional events & training — regional events, the annual convention, and leadership retreats are optional but commonly attended; budget several hundred to a few thousand dollars per year if you attend.
Marketing & communications — phone, internet, optional ads, business cards, samples.

Many Affiliates spend more on their business in the first 6–12 months than they earn from it. That doesn't mean the business won't work — it means it operates like any small business: investment first, returns later.

What this actually means for you

If you are evaluating the 4Life opportunity, the honest summary is:

If you treat it like a hobby, you'll likely earn hobby-level income — a few dollars to a few hundred dollars per year.
If you treat it like a part-time business and commit 10–15 hours per week consistently for 1–3 years, a modest part-time income (several thousand dollars per year) is realistically achievable for a meaningful fraction of Affiliates.
If you treat it like a full-time business, develop the skills it takes (selling, recruiting, mentoring, leadership), and stay consistent for 5+ years, the higher ranks become possible — but they remain achieved by a small minority.
The single biggest predictor of success is not talent — it is consistency over a multi-year time horizon.

Our promise to you

If you join Dave's organization, we will:

Be honest about the work, the timeline, and the realistic outcomes.
Never make income claims to prospects on your behalf.
Never tell you "results are typical" — they aren't, by definition.
Provide you with training, mentoring, and a tested 90-day launch system.
Show up every week on Mentor Monday whether you do or not.

If at any point you feel pressured, misled, or uncomfortable, email support@uplinepro.com and Dave will personally address it.

Sources & further reading

Contact

Questions about this disclosure, or about the 4Life opportunity in general, can be sent to:

PLEXOR MARKETING LLC, dba Upline Pro
El Cajon, CA 92021, USA
support@uplinepro.com