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Income Disclaimer

The plain truth: nothing here is for sale, and we do not tell you what you will make.

Last updated: August 23, 2026

The bottom line: some of what is in our catalog is for sale, at a published price, and some of it is free while in development — each row shows which. What we do not do is tell you what you will make. We make no income or earnings claims — we do not say what a micro business will earn, could earn, or is "designed to" earn. We used to publish a monthly income range. We took it down, because we have no measured customer results to stand behind it and a number without evidence is just a promise in disguise.

1. No Income Claim

AMBS Studio builds and hosts software systems ("autonomous micro businesses"). Some are offered for sale at a price shown on the product's own row and detail page; others are free while in development. What is constant is this: nowhere on this site do we state or imply an amount of money you would make. If you find a figure that reads like an earnings claim anywhere on this site, it is a mistake — email us and we will remove it.

Correction, 23 August 2026. An earlier version of this page said AMBS Studio was "not selling anything" and that there was "no price, no checkout, and no fee." That stopped being true once the catalog carried prices, and it should have been updated at the same time. Separately, and worse, the catalog was at that point printing a "$100–$1,500 / month" target on every row — the exact number this page said had been withdrawn. That figure has now been removed from the catalog, the homepage, and the product pages. We are recording the error here rather than quietly editing it away, because a disclosure page that has been silently corrected is not worth reading.

2. Where the Old Number Went

Earlier versions of this site published a monthly income range for a micro business. That range was an internal design target from our planning documents — never a measurement of what anyone actually earned. Publishing it made it an earnings claim, and an earnings claim you cannot substantiate should not be published. So we removed the number entirely rather than soften it, and we are not going to restate it here. A softened figure — "up to", "could earn", "designed to earn" — is still an earnings claim, and we are not making one.

3. Results Vary — A Lot

If you ever run a business like the ones described here, many factors affect whether it earns anything, including but not limited to:

Because these factors are outside our control, we cannot and do not predict your results.

4. No Professional Advice

Nothing on this site is financial, investment, tax, legal, or business advice. You are responsible for your own decisions, for any costs and risks you take on, and for complying with the laws and tax obligations that apply to you. Consider speaking with a qualified professional before starting any business.

5. Forward-Looking Statements

Any statements about potential outcomes are "forward-looking" by nature and involve risk and uncertainty. Actual results can and often will differ materially from any example shown.

6. FTC Compliance

Consistent with U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guidance, we want to be clear: we make no earnings claims at all — not guaranteed-income claims, not "get rich" claims, and not example or typical-results claims. Because some products in the catalog are sold for a fee, we treat ourselves as a seller of a money-making opportunity and hold ourselves to that standard: see our Business Opportunity Disclosure and our Refund Policy.

7. Your Acknowledgement

By using this site you acknowledge that you have read and understood this Income Disclaimer, that AMBS Studio has made no representation to you about money you would earn, and that you accept full responsibility for your own decisions and results.

8. Contact

Questions? Email us at ambsstudio1@gmail.com.

Note: This Income Disclaimer is a conservative starting template aligned with FTC principles, but it is not legal advice. Have a qualified attorney review it — and your marketing copy — before launch to ensure your earnings claims and disclosures are compliant.