GameCraft Studio — JV & Affiliate Page

What you’re forwarding to your list

Not another AI wrapper.

There is no chatbot in this product and no prompt for your buyer to get right. They pick a theme, a level and a few question subjects from a finished library, and the app assembles a complete, print-ready game — board with the spaces already positioned, a written story, rules, 60 or 90 mission cards, a fold-up paper die, a collectible hero card, player tokens and an answer key.

That is what makes it easy to mail: it is finished output, not a starting point. Your list has been burned by tools that produce something almost usable and leave the layout to them. This one ends at a PDF they can put in a printer.

What your list is tired of

“AI-powered” tools that hand back a wall of text to fix
Monthly subscriptions for something they use twice
Printables that need a die, counters and pieces they do not own
Products that are all promise and no finished artefact

What this is instead

A finished PDF at the end of five steps — no editing required
One payment, no renewal, nothing to cancel
Prints its own paper die and tokens; nothing else needed
A hero card the child keeps — the reason they make a second game

The funnel, step by step

Three steps. Paid on every one.

Each tier includes everything in the tier below it, so the upgrades are not bolt-ons — they unlock more of the same library your buyer has already used.

Front end

Starter

$17one-time · regular $99

The entry point. Everything needed to build and print a complete game for ages 4–9.

12 map designs — 12- and 18-space boards
10 character sets, 3 poses each
Beginner and Standard levels (60 / 90 cards)
20+ kinds of adventure (20 ready-made, or type your own)
Print-ready PDF export
Prints in English, Español, Français or Deutsch
No project limit

Your commission50% → $8.50

Upgrade 1

Pro

$27one-time

Unlocks the Advanced level and the move-card deck — the two things Starter buyers ask for first.

24-space boards, 120 mission cards
24 maps, 20 character sets, 5 poses
10 move card designs — cards or the paper die, per game
10 mission card designs

Your commission50% → $13.50

Upgrade 2

Publisher

$37one-time

The whole library plus the Etsy/Amazon listing kit — for the slice of your list that sells printables at real volume.

All 36 maps, 30 character sets, 8 poses
15 move card and 15 mission card designs
Etsy & Amazon listing kit, ready to paste in
Amazon / Etsy listing export
Priority support

Your commission50% → $18.50

Upgrade 3

Full Source Code

$99one-time

Not a bigger content tier — the application itself. A developer and resale licence to the whole codebase, for the slice of your list that builds or resells tools rather than prints them.

The full PHP application, admin panel included
The four-page WarriorPlus funnel, as editable HTML
Resale rights to the source code itself — not just what it makes
No install support, no future updates — delivered as-is

Your commission50% → $49.50

Full funnel value$180

Max commission per buyer$90

Front-end price point$17

Figures assume a buyer takes the full funnel; actual upgrade take rate will vary. Commission split and payment platform are set by the vendor — confirm both before you schedule.

JV contest

Top affiliates get paid extra.

Ranked by total commissions generated across the funnel, front end and upgrades combined, for the length of the launch window.

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1ST PLACE

$100

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2ND PLACE

$50

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3RD PLACE

$25

To take a prize tier in full, your commissions during the contest window must reach that tier’s amount. Rank in the money below that figure and you are paid an amount equal to your commissions instead.

Why this converts

Three reasons it isn’t a hard sell.

The buyer already wants it

Print-and-play sellers looking for a new product line, parents hunting for a rainy afternoon, and teachers who need a maths activity thirty children will actually play. You are not creating the demand — you are pointing an existing one at the tool.

$17 is under the thinking line

It costs less than one boxed board game and less than a takeaway. Nobody checks with their partner before buying it, which is exactly what you want on a cold-ish list.

No subscription objection

One payment, no renewal, nothing to cancel. That kills the most common reason a warm reader closes the tab — and it means no refund wave three months later.

Straight talk

Should you promote this?

Good fit for your list if…

You have parents, homeschoolers or primary teachers on it
You mail printables, worksheets, KDP or Etsy product tools
Your list buys in the $10–40 range without much hand-holding
You have promoted family or classroom products before
You want a launch with a low refund profile

Skip it if…

Your list is pure make-money-online and wants an income claim — there is none here
Your audience expects software with a chat interface
You need a recurring high-ticket back end — everything here is one-time, topping out at a $99 source-code licence
Your readers have no printer and no interest in one
You only mail products with a recurring commission

Email swipes

Copy, paste, personalise, send.

Written to be edited. Swap the opening line for something in your own voice — the ones that land are always the ones that sound like you.

SUBJECT — PRE-LAUNCHI made my kid a real board game this weekend (and wrote none of it)

Hi [First name], Last weekend I needed something — anything — that wasn't a screen. So I tried GameCraft Studio, and by the end of the afternoon my printer was handing me a complete adventure board game. Not a colouring sheet. A whole game: - a board with the path and spaces already laid out - a story to read aloud and a plain-language rules page - up to 90 mission cards, every one different - a fold-up paper die and player tokens - a winner card starring the hero my kid picked You choose from 20 ready-made adventures — treasure hunts, dinosaur rescues, space missions — or type your own idea. Pick a theme, a level and the school subjects you want the questions to cover, and it builds the rest. The part I didn't expect: nobody has to write a single question. The cards are all there, with an answer key printed at the back. It opens Friday, September 18 at 9 AM Eastern (8 AM Central) at a launch price of $17 — it's normally $99. One payment, no subscription. I'll send you the link the moment it's live. [Your name]

SUBJECT — LAUNCH DAYIt's live: a whole board game for your kids, printed at home, for $17

Hi [First name], GameCraft Studio is open: [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] If you have kids aged 4 to 9, this is the easiest "let's play something" win I've found all year. In five short steps in your browser you: 1. Name the game and pick an adventure — 20 ready-made, or your own idea 2. Choose the map, the character and the card designs 3. Use the built-in theme art as the background, or upload your own 4. Tick the school subjects for the questions 5. Preview every page and export a print-ready PDF What comes out of your printer: - A game board with 12 or 18 spaces, path already laid out - A story to read aloud and a plain-language rules page - 60 or 90 mission cards — no repeats inside a game - A fold-up paper die and player tokens, so nobody hunts through a drawer - A winner hero card starring the character they picked - An answer key at the back, so nobody marks from memory It prints in English, Spanish, French or German. 2 to 6 players, 15 to 35 minutes a game — and you can make as many games as you like. Launch price: $17, one payment (normally $99). No subscription. 7-day money-back guarantee. [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] [Your name] P.S. The hero card is the sneaky bit. Different game, different hero — and kids want the whole collection.

SUBJECT — TEACHERS & HOMESCHOOLA review game your class will actually ask to play

Hi [First name], If you teach — in a classroom, a club or at the kitchen table — this one's for you. GameCraft Studio builds printable adventure board games around the subjects you're covering. Tick the subjects, choose Beginner (ages 4–6) or Standard (ages 6–9), and it deals 60 or 90 mission cards with no repeats inside a game — plus an answer key at the back, so you're not marking from memory. Every game comes with a board, a story, rules, a paper die, player tokens and a winner card. Print, cut along the lines, play. A few things teachers tend to like: - It prints in English, Spanish, French or German — handy for language classes - 2 to 6 players, so it works for small groups at a station - No design work: the layout is fixed and print-tested, nine cards to a sheet - Make as many games as you like — one per topic, one per term It's $17 during launch (normally $99), one payment, with a 7-day money-back guarantee. [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] [Your name]

SUBJECT — LAST CALLLast call — the $17 launch price ends tonight

Hi [First name], Quick one — the GameCraft Studio launch price ends tonight. Right now it's $17, one payment. After tonight it goes back to its regular price. In case you missed it, here's what $17 gets you: - Complete printable adventure board games for kids aged 4 to 9 - 20+ kinds of adventure, 12 themes, 12 map designs and 10 character sets - Up to 90 mission cards per game, no repeats, with an answer key - A story, rules, paper die, player tokens and a winner hero card — all printed at home - Prints in 4 languages, and you can make as many games as you like No subscription. 7-day money-back guarantee — build one game, print it, and if it isn't what you hoped, get your money back. [YOUR AFFILIATE LINK] [Your name] P.S. $17 is less than one boxed board game from the shop — and this one makes a new game every time.

What else you get

Everything needed to mail it well.

Email swipesFour above — pre-launch, launch day, teachers & homeschool, and last call. Plain text, ready to edit.

Deep-linked sales pageA single long-form page with the full product explanation, pricing and FAQ.

Review accessAsk and you get a copy to run yourself before you mail. Reviewing beats guessing.

Direct line to the vendorQuestions, custom swipes, timing changes — email and you get a person, not a queue.

JV questions

Straight answers.

Who is the buyer, exactly?

Mainly print-and-play sellers — Etsy shops and Amazon KDP publishers looking for a new printable line. Selling the finished games is allowed on every plan, so they can start on the $17 front end straight away; most take the Publisher upgrade once they are selling at volume, for the ready-made Etsy/Amazon listing kit rather than for permission they already have. Alongside them: parents, teachers and clubs who just want a game for their own family or classroom. A third, much smaller slice — developers and other marketers — go for the $99 source-code licence instead, which is a different thing entirely: the right to resell the application itself, not the games it makes.

Is there an income claim in the funnel?

No. The front end is sold as a tool for your own family, classroom or club, and the sales page says so explicitly. The Publisher upgrade and the $99 source-code licence both mention selling — games you print, or the code itself — and neither makes an earnings claim. If your list expects a money angle, this is the wrong promotion for them.

What is the refund policy?

7 days, no questions. The product delivers a finished PDF on the first run, so buyers know quickly whether it did what they wanted — which tends to keep refunds low and prompt rather than lingering.

Does the buyer need any other software?

No. It runs in the browser, and the export goes to PDF through the browser's own print dialog. Nothing to install. A printer is the only requirement, and the artwork is designed to survive a home inkjet.

Is there an AI image step my list will get stuck on?

Only if they want one. Every theme ships with its own background art, and choosing one skips that step entirely. Custom backgrounds are optional, and the app writes the image prompt for them in one of six art styles — storybook, watercolour, flat vector, paper cut-out, pixel art or crayon.

Can I get review access before I mail?

Yes — email the address below with your affiliate ID and where you plan to mail it. Reviewing first makes for a much better email than working from a swipe.

My list isn’t English-speaking. Does that work?

Yes. The game prints in English, Español, Français or Deutsch — story, rules, mission cards and all — so a Spanish, French or German list gets a product in their own language rather than a translation job. Where a question set has not been written in that language yet those cards fall back to English, and the rest of the game stays translated. The sales page itself is in English, so pair it with your own email in your language.

Can I run paid traffic?

Ask first. Bidding on the brand name or building look-alike pages is not allowed; genuine paid promotion to your own audience usually is. Confirm before you spend anything.

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