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Call companion

The call, on one page.

Warm inbound from the top NCS training academy. Play it for reach and endorsement — never for selling subs to students.

Tonya Sakowicz · Owner — only CACHE-accredited NCS program, former INA co-president Julie Morgan · Director of Operations — set up the call
Isabella June
Isabella June — the reason all of this exists.

The one thing to hold

"Students don't pay — families do."

Milk Monster is household-scoped: one family subscription covers the whole care team, their NCS included. Her students aren't customers — they're how Milk Monster walks into every family they serve.

Open with — two numbers decide everything

1

How many students do you graduate or enroll each year?

2

How big is your emailable parent & family list?

The difference between a ~$500 channel and a ~$34k one. Get real numbers before believing anything big.

Fresh since the email — lead with this

Shipped this week

Baby-anchored time zones

A working Dallas doula asked Thursday; it was submitted to both stores Monday. Every caregiver sees the baby's clock — built exactly for NCS pros serving families across the country. Demo it live.

Starting now

Android closed beta

Android arrives in weeks, and the founding-tester list is being seeded now. Her pros with Androids get in first — an easy, generous first collaboration.

Traction

Live & rated 5.0

On the App Store since June, 5.0★, subscriptions fully live. Multi-family switching built for pros — each household they serve, one login, zero cost to them.

Put on the table — both zero cash, pay-for-performance

Recommended-tool integration

Milk Monster taught as the app students use to log the night and hand off to the family in one tap — instead of a paper binder. No cash changes hands. The family sub stays paid — that's the revenue.

Referral bounty

$10–15 one-time per family that subscribes through her pros' code. It only costs anything after it's working.

If she pushes for recurring: 15–25%, max 12 months — never lifetime, never 50%. If she wants to go deeper: advisor equity 0.25–0.5% (2-yr vest, 3-mo cliff) — only if she'll actively open doors.

Hold the line

No exclusivity

Stay recommendable by every other academy and agency. This is trap #1.

No upfront fee

No "official app of NCS" licensing payment. Performance only.

Never comp the family sub

Pros ride free by design. Families subscribe — that's the whole model.

The honest math — year-one direct revenue

ScenarioNew families / yrRevenue / yrSteady MRR
Conservative~19~$475~$40
Base~100~$3,500~$290
Optimistic~570~$34,000~$2,850

Why do it anyway: credibility from the top NCS academy · every graduate carries MM into families for years · a pre-seeded base for a future paid pro tier. Your biggest lever: average paid months — keep families on MM after the pro leaves. Push the annual plan.

Say it like this

1

"When your students join a family, they never pay a cent — the family's one subscription covers the whole care team. Your pros bring the tool in; the family subscribes."

2

"Two numbers shape everything for me — how many students you graduate a year, and how big your parent list is. Can you give me a rough sense?"

3

"The idea is simple: Milk Monster taught as the app students use to log the night and hand it to parents in one tap — instead of a paper binder. Zero cost to you."

4

"I'd give your pros a referral code and pay a small bounty for every family that subscribes — so it only costs me after it's working."

5

"I'll be straight with you — year one this isn't big money for me. I'm in it for the long game: your students carrying it into every family for years."

6

"Two things I need to keep flexible — no exclusivity, and no big upfront fee. If you want to go deeper, I'd rather bring you in as an advisor."

Erick, Alyssa & Isabella

Leave with

A simple, non-exclusive 90-day pilot.

They teach it. You track referrals. You both look at real numbers together in ninety days — and size the real deal from facts, not hopes.

We made it for our daughter first. — Erick & Alyssa