Open it and see who you owe a message.
Every prospect sits in a stage with a next step and a date it's due. Today's list is the people whose date is today — not a hundred names, the four you said you'd get back to. You send the messages yourself, from your own phone, in your own words. TierUp has no ability to message anyone on your behalf, and that is deliberate.
Paste a post into the compliance checker — no signup →
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— DSA U.S. Industry Report 2024
— DSA U.S. Industry Report 2024
Deliberate. Nothing goes out under your name that you did not type.
The notebook, the DMs and the spreadsheet, in one screen.
What actually changes in your week: you stop opening three apps to work out who you've gone quiet on.
What's built, and what isn't
The first seven are in the app right now. The last three are not written yet — they're marked, and you should not buy a plan because of them.
Recruit Pipeline
Seven stages from "new" to "enrolled", plus "customer only" and "not now" — because the person who bought but won't build, and the person whose timing is wrong, are two different follow-ups. Each card holds where they came from, what the next step is, and your notes. Bring a list in by CSV; take it out by CSV.
Follow-Up Dates
Put a date on any prospect — tomorrow, day 3, day 7, day 14, or whenever you actually said you'd call. The list shows you who's due. That's the mechanism, and it's worth being plain: nothing is sent. No text, no email, no scheduler. You message them.
Script Library
Openers, objection answers and follow-up wording you can copy instead of reinventing at 10pm, plus a first-90-days checklist you can hand a new recruit as-is. Written by us, not harvested from anyone's results.
Rank Tracker
You type in your own company's rank names and thresholds and your current volume, and it shows the gap. It works with any comp plan for the same reason it can't autofill: we don't connect to any company's back office and never will.
Pace-to-Rank Planner
Give it a rank goal and a date and it works backwards to a daily number of new conversations. It's arithmetic on the assumptions you give it, so the output is only as good as your input — it's a planning tool, not a prediction, and it cannot promise you the rank.
Content Calendar
Thirty days of post prompts — story, value, invitation — so "what do I even post" stops being the reason you skip a day. Prompts to write from, not captions to paste.
Compliance Script-Checker
Paste a post, DM or text. It flags dollar figures in an earnings context, "6-figure" style claims, cure / heal / detox wording, and "guaranteed" or "risk-free", and gives you a rewrite for each. It's a keyword ruleset, not a lawyer and not an AI — your words aren't sent to any model — and it does not replace your company's compliance team.
3-Way Booker Not built
Scheduling a call between you, your upline and a prospect. No code for this exists yet.
Team Roster Not built
Seeing your downline's last-active date and rank. No code for this exists yet, and it would need your team on TierUp too.
First-Order Boost Not built
A welcome sequence for a new recruit's first 72 hours. No code for this exists yet. Note that it would still be drafts for you to send.
Who this is actually for
And who it isn't, yet.
Your first 90 days
Thirty names in your phone and no system. Strongest fit: the script library stops you rewriting the opener every time, and the due list stops the third follow-up being the one you never send.
You're already working a list
A hundred-plus contacts, a couple of people under you, a rank you're chasing. Import the list, work the due dates, use the tracker to see the gap. You'll lean on the compliance checker hardest, because you're posting most.
Leaders & directors
The features you'd actually want — a downline roster, pushing scripts out to your team, org-wide analytics — are not built. Today this is a personal pipeline that a leader can use for their own contacts, not a leadership tool. Buy it for that, or wait for us.
Your first week, honestly
Four steps that exist today, and a fifth that's a person.
Day one: get the names out of your head
Start on the free plan with no card. Type in the people you're already talking to, or import an export from whatever you were using — it maps the usual columns for you. This is the hour that pays for the whole thing.
Day one: put a date on each one
Every contact gets a next step and a day it's due. Be honest about the dates. A pipeline you lie to is a longer version of the notebook.
Day two onward: work the due list
Open it, see who's due, copy an opener from the library if you're stuck, and send it from your own phone. Then move the card and set the next date. That loop is the product.
Before you post: paste it in the checker
Any post or DM that touches money or health goes through the checker first. It's a paste and a glance, and it catches the sentence that would have cost you a conversation with compliance.
The human step: Steve
Steve runs BizBot and does onboarding himself. Email hello@bizbottech.com and he'll get on a call and help you get your list in and your stages set up. He's one person and he'll tell you straight when he can do it.
Leaving
Export to CSV from the pipeline whenever you want — not on cancellation day, any day. Cancel month to month. We'd rather you take the list than feel stuck.
Pricing, with the awkward part said out loud
Start free with no card. Paid plans run a 14-day trial through Stripe — a card is taken, nothing is charged until day 15, and cancelling before then charges you nothing.
- Pipeline, stages, next-step dates
- CSV in and CSV out
- Script library + first-90-days checklist
- Content calendar + rank tracker
- Compliance checker
- Sized for around 50 contacts
- Everything in Starter
- Sized for around 500 contacts
- Email support — Steve answers it
- Downline roster + check-in flags Not built
- 3-way booker Not built
- First-order onboarding Not built
- Everything in Builder
- No contact ceiling intended
- Email support — Steve answers it
- Push scripts to your downline Not built
- Org analytics + stuck-leg flags Not built
- Your company's own rules in the checker Not built
Fair questions
Questions, answered.
Does TierUp work with my company?
It works alongside any of them, because it connects to none of them. You type in your own prospects, your own scripts and your own rank names and thresholds. That's the trade: nothing autofills from your back office, and nothing breaks when your company changes its software.
Does TierUp send messages for me?
No. It cannot. There is no send function in TierUp — no SMS, no email, no DM automation, no scheduler, not even a queue that waits for your approval. An earlier version of this page implied there was one. There isn't, and we'd rather correct that than let you buy on it. TierUp shows you who's due and hands you a script to copy; the sending happens in your own phone, from your own number, in your own words.
Is this a downline recruiting tool?
No. It buys, sells and shares no leads, and there's nowhere in it for anyone else's contacts to come from. It's a private list of people you already know or who already reached out, with a stage and a date against each one.
What does the compliance script-checker actually do?
You paste a draft. It matches your text against a ruleset covering the wording the FTC treats as an earnings or health claim: dollar amounts in an earnings context, "6-figure"-style claims, cure / heal / treat / detox language, and "guaranteed" or "risk-free". Each flag comes with a suggested rewrite. Two things to be clear about — it's pattern-matching, not AI, so your draft is never sent to a language model; and it is not legal advice and does not replace your company's compliance team. It catches the obvious before they have to.
Will my company or my upline see what I'm doing in TierUp?
No. There is no team view, no shared account and no company access, because none of that exists in the product. Your account is yours alone.
Where is my contact data, and can I get it out?
On our servers, over HTTPS, behind your password — and out to CSV from the pipeline whenever you like, not just when you cancel. Correcting an earlier claim on this page: it described your contacts as "encrypted", and there is no application-level encryption of those fields. Nothing is sold, shared, or sent to any AI model.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, month to month, no annual contract. Paid plans start with a 14-day Stripe trial: a card is taken at signup and nothing is charged until day 15, so cancelling inside the two weeks costs you nothing. Export your list before you go.
Nobody stalls for lack of motivation.
They stall because they lost the thread.
Start free, no card. Get the names out of your head and onto a list with dates on it.