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Yes. Every circle has a document library for PDFs, office documents, spreadsheets, presentations, text and images. Members can create named breakout rooms with separate discussions, files and video meetings. Each breakout has its own membership: joining a circle does not automatically open its rooms. Documents stay with the room’s authorized members and leaders unless the parent-circle leader explicitly shares an individual file with the wider circle.

Yes. Join your category circle and open Meetings & recordings. A member can schedule a call using an existing video-service link. The host records with participant consent, uploads the MP4 or WebM video, and adds meeting notes. Access follows that circle’s membership. Breakout meeting archives are restricted to the breakout’s authorized members, leaders and administrators. Built-in video with automatic cloud recording is available after the platform connects its video provider.

No. Category circles connect to Agrarian Exchange marketplace categories and subcategories. They can be open and free, approval-based, invitation-only or paid; breakouts have their own access rules. Journey Circles are a separate facilitated program with member dues and leader certification. Joining a category circle never enrolls you in that program.

Leaders can configure monthly memberships for a circle or an individual breakout. The platform retains an administrator-set percentage and the leader receives the remaining allocation through Stripe, subject to payment fees, refunds and disputes. Checkout becomes available after the platform connects Stripe and the leader completes payout onboarding. Members see the price and recurring terms before purchasing; parent-circle and breakout subscriptions are separate.

The leader back office provides membership rules, requests, invitations, complimentary access, pricing, documents and moderation. Leaders can remove or ban members. A circle ban also blocks its breakouts. Only the parent-circle leader or a platform administrator can share a breakout document with the wider circle.

A suggestion made on Agrarian Exchange or iCreateMasterminds goes to an administrator. After approval, the marketplace category appears on Agrarian Exchange and the matching circle or subcircle appears on iCreateMasterminds. Their names and parent connections stay in sync; private discussions keep their original audience.

You recruit members, run the monthly working session and check-in using our meeting kit, and keep people accountable for what they committed to. You don't write content or build automations; that's already done.

No. Most of our leaders run a business of their own. What matters is that other owners respect you and you're willing to run a structured meeting twice a month.

A seat in the circle, the Route playbook, and a GoHighLevel workspace with the automations for each stage ready to switch on.

Training covers how to recruit your first members from people you already know. A circle can start with as few as four. We'll also look at your market on the call, and if we don't think it can support a circle, we'll tell you.

Yes. Apply as a member and we'll match you with a circle near you, or put you on the list for when one forms.

Business education and software costs often are, but it depends on your situation. Ask your accountant.

We read every application. If it looks like a fit, we'll text or email to book a call about your market and goals. If it doesn't, we'll tell you that too.