Official Rules

Guest-100

Guest-Dreamer Rules

A Guest-Dreamer is a person who arrives at the Dreamsweek platform through the audience of a WorkPro or a Social Sower partner.

The two paths differ:

• Through a WorkPro, the Guest-Dreamer takes part in a contest. The winner receives an annual Paid Plan and a place among the members listed for the DreamShare Campaign.
• Through a Social Sower, the Guest-Dreamer takes part in the Guest-100 Program. Each Social Sower invites 100 people from their audience.

This section covers the Social Sower path. The WorkPro contest follows separate rules.

The invitation is not funding. It is a place in a group where funding becomes possible through participation and support.

Once invited, a Guest-Dreamer must register on the platform through the Social Sower's Refmark link, complete the training, and pass the confirmation quiz. Only then is participation confirmed.

Each Guest may participate and register through only one Social Sower.

Guest-Dreamers must remain anonymous, using an avatar and a nickname, until Celebration Day. There, the identities of the four qualified Guest-Dreamers at the top of the final ranking are revealed.

Plan and funding limit. The funding limit is US$400,000 on a paid plan and US$334,000 on the Free plan (the same amount less the 16.5% operational fee). The plan is confirmed when the Guest-Dreamer submits their application and cannot be changed until the end of the campaign.

When a Guest-Dreamer is selected for funding, they hold the benefits of a paid member and are subject to the same rules.

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Guest-100 Campaign Rules

Dates and goal

Campaign dates. This edition of the Guest-100 Campaign closes on April 10, 2027, at 2:00 p.m. Eastern Time (Orlando). Celebration Day takes place the same day at 7:00 p.m. After the campaign closes, no new support is accepted and all totals are frozen for Celebration Day.

Campaign goal. The goal of this edition is US$2,400,000 in net funds. It is higher than four homes at US$400,000 because first place receives up to their limit and the rest is divided by percentages (35%, 25%, 20% and 20%). With US$2,400,000, all four places and the Social Sower Partner reach the full amount, and about US$400,000 remains for the Prime Nine of the first-place Guest-Dreamer. Every amount depends on what is raised together.

The rules

1. Dreamsweek invites each Social Sower, and each of them invites 100 people through their social media so that one of these guests may be selected to participate in the DreamShare campaign.
2. This is a promotion exclusively for platform members. Therefore, before participating, you must create a free account.
3. In this campaign, funding is focused exclusively on housing projects. You do not need to submit a project proposal now — the dream home is the reference project for every participant. Project submissions open after the Social Sower campaigns are completed.
4. The Guest-100 Program is initially private to the friends and audiences of the Social Sowers. This first campaign runs for 4 to 6 months, counted from the moment its 100 Guest-Dreamers have been recruited and have completed the training. Subsequent campaigns run on progressively shorter cycles, until Guest-100 settles into a monthly edition within the DreamShare campaign. If the 100 spots are not filled within a reasonable time, that campaign is opened to all platform members, including those who registered earlier.
5. Funding is decided in two steps. First, a Guest-Dreamer must qualify by raising US$4,000. Then, among the qualified Guest-Dreamers, the final order is decided on Celebration Day. First place has priority in the distribution order. See Qualification and Celebration Day.
6. On the platform, users can choose to remain anonymous or not. However, Guest-Dreamers must remain anonymous until Celebration Day at the GuestShow event, where the identities of the four qualified Guest-Dreamers at the top of the final ranking will be revealed.
7. Ties are broken by: who reached the amount first, then engagement, then generosity. See Ties.
8. Each Guest may subscribe to the Free Plan or to any of our paid plans.
9. Every supporter of this campaign, including Guest-Dreamers, can opt in to our best discount, 99% off a Dreamsweek subscription. See Supporting the Campaign.
10. The funding amount is based on the Plus Plan. This means that the selected and financed participant may use the funds to buy a car, purchase a home, or even start a business.
11. Our goal is to reach US$400,000 for each member selected in this campaign. A Guest-Dreamer on any paid plan can receive the full US$400,000, regardless of the plan chosen. On the Free Plan, the amount is adjusted due to fees, resulting in US$334,000. The plan is confirmed at application and cannot be changed until the end of the campaign.
12. To make a financial contribution, the person does not need to be a member. However, to participate in the campaign and present a project, they must have at least a free account.
13. The Guest-100 initiative comprises 20 separate campaigns, each led by a different Social Sower. Every campaign funds up to 4 Guest-Dreamers — at minimum one home per campaign, which is where the figure of 20 homes comes from, and up to 80 if every campaign funds its full four. Paid plans from Guest-Dreamers and other participants are reviewed across these 20 campaigns; projects from participants on the Free Plan remain on hold until they upgrade to a paid plan.
14. If the funded participant is not from the United States, they must open an American bank account to receive the appropriate amounts. The funded participant is fully responsible for all costs, fees, and legal obligations.
15. Each guest may participate and register for the event through only one Social Sower.
16. Being invited to participate in the DreamShare campaign does not guarantee funding, even if the participant qualifies. There is also no guarantee that the total funding amount will be achieved. Participation only ensures a place in the campaign. Depending on individual circumstances, participants are encouraged to act with generosity and initiative to help secure funding for themselves or for other participants.
17. Voluntary funding is provided by participants, their invitees, and through the promotion efforts of our team, Social Sowers, partners, and WorkPros.
18. For this campaign, the participant must use an avatar and a nickname, as Guest-100 members cannot be identified until the official event.
19. In this campaign stage, there is no need to submit any projects, as the default project type is “housing.” All project submissions will be evaluated only after the completion of the Social Sower campaigns.
20. By participating in this program created for the Guest-100 campaign, the participant may register in our Refmark System (Referral Marketing), where they and their guests can begin building their participation in the Amdreall (American Dream For All).
21. By participating in this funding program, the user automatically agrees to our terms, policies, and rules.
22. Each Guest-Dreamer works toward a qualification goal of US$4,000 in net funds, the same on every plan. Reaching the goal does not guarantee selection for funding.
23. Each Guest-Dreamer can be backed by one Cover from the Covers Club. See Covers Club Rules.

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Qualification and Celebration Day

Qualification

A Guest-Dreamer qualifies for funding by raising US$4,000 through their own campaign page: the support they and their Prime Nine bring in. The goal is the same on every plan. It is counted in net amounts, after the 16.5% operational fee, which is deducted from each contribution. Support from Sponsors, Sower teams, Grace Guests and Covers does not count toward qualification. Only qualified Guest-Dreamers can be selected for funding.

Classified Ranking

The public ranking lists Guest-Dreamers in the order in which they qualified. Reaching the qualification amount first does not guarantee first place in funding.

• Until Celebration Day, no amount above US$4,000 is shown publicly.
• Each page shows how much is left to qualify, and qualified participants show the “Qualified” badge.
• After Celebration Day, pages show the full amounts, including how far a page went above its goal.

Selection on Celebration Day

Among the qualified Guest-Dreamers, the final order is decided on Celebration Day by the total of:

• their own amount;
• the amount raised by their Fundraiser Sponsor's team;
• the amounts raised by the Sower teams, Grace Guests and the Cover who chose to back them.

First place has priority in the distribution order.

Ties

If two or more Guest-Dreamers have the same total, the tie is broken in this order:

1. the Guest-Dreamer who reached that amount first;
2. engagement: the Guest-Dreamer who brought in the largest number of different supporters, regardless of the amounts;
3. generosity: the Guest-Dreamer who contributed the most to the campaign themselves (all of their own contributions added together).

If fewer than four qualify

If one to three Guest-Dreamers qualify, the shares of the empty positions are divided equally among the qualified ones, up to each person's funding limit. If no one qualifies, there is no automatic winner, and Dreamsweek makes the decision based on performance.

Anonymity and Celebration Day

On Celebration Day, the identities of the four qualified Guest-Dreamers at the top of the final ranking are revealed. Afterwards, a Celebration page shows every Guest-Dreamer next to the people and teams who backed them, with the amount each one contributed. On that page, each Guest-Dreamer who is still anonymous may choose to show their real name and photo. This choice is final.

DreamShare

DreamShare Campaign

Three important notes

The first thing you need to know is that funding is from the voluntary support of our members, from people they invite, or from people who identify with our cause.

Second, Dreamsweek does not finance projects; who funds them is the community itself. We offer a membership service where users can introduce themselves and the community to our partners and get involved in making this project a reality.

Third, you pay a membership fee annually. As a paid member, you can submit your project for evaluation, you can become an affiliate, and you can earn commissions and bonuses while making use of our referral marketing system.

What you should know

1. When you are elected to DreamShare, you are aware that 16.5% of the corresponding amount will be deducted for expenses, fees, and rewards from Sower’s Team.
2. Your support is a spontaneous support offered by you to a member and, therefore, cannot be returned. Your contribution is disinterested in rewards, although the funded member can provide such incentives. If a payment is refunded or disputed (for example, in a case of error, fraud or a card chargeback), its amount is removed from every campaign total.
3. Every time four projects are funded before the next projects join the campaign, a Prime member, two Guests and a Sower Team member will be funded. The next four members are released precisely during the financing period of one of them.
4. Dreamsweek has the prerogative of choosing the projects to be funded. Although we can choose any of the paid plans for DreamShare, we do not do it randomly. We use some prerequisites to reach the candidates of the month, such as project goal, engagement, and generosity.
5. The member declares to fully accept and agree that the selection of projects for the Official DreamShare is the exclusive responsibility of Dreamsweek; conversely, regarding the Guest-100, the funding order is determined by the community through contributions, as described in the Guest-100 Campaign Rules.
6. The final value of each financing: for a member, it is not enough to only reach the number of the value of the DreamShare table; a higher amount must be reached because of the bonuses and rates. A DreamerTen, for example, has to reach approximately $1,928,000, which is the total of DS $1,610,000 + $318,000 of fees and bonuses.
7. The maximum number of projects chosen for the month is 16 members, 1 Prime, 1 member of Sower’s Team, and 2 Guests. If the total amount collected exceeds 20 projects, the extra amount will go to the next campaign.
8. If in a given month only one of the first four projects is financed, for example, the other three go to DreamShare the following month. In that case, these three become the first to be funded and the new ones soon after, observing the DreamShare order of funding.
9. Example: If only DreamerTen is financed in a campaign, then the next campaign must enter a new DreamerTen and funding starts with DreamerPLUS, then DreamerBacker and DreamerOne, both from the previous campaign. The permanence of these projects will only be for one more campaign.
10. As a member, you can be anonymous if you want. If this is your choice, you can hide your email and use only your nickname and an avatar.
11. But there are some situations in which a specific member must be anonymous: when a Top 10 or 100 is selected for the SeedBonus, when the member is selected among the 16 projects for DreamShare and when the member is part of Guest-100.
12. Each paid member must have a written biography. When a user is selected for the DreamShare campaign, this text will be placed on the page. Therefore, it must be something that does not reveal what the public cannot know. Participants can edit their page text at any time; changes are reviewed by the Dreamsweek team, which may edit them or restore the previous text.
13. The 16.5% operational fee covers payment processing, the platform and the contingency allocations — see Where the 16.5% goes. Supporters can choose to cover the fee so that the campaign receives the full amount. Whether they cover it or not, the deduction for each campaign remains 16.5%.

DreamShare

Campaign Selection

Campaign member selection

1. The first four of each month will be chosen among the 16 members. By completing the funding of the four in the same month, the other four are publicized, and thus, until the end of that monthly campaign, they will be able to reach all the projects.
2. The maximum number of projects chosen for the month is 16 members, one Prime, one Sower and two Guest-Dreamers. If the total value for the month exceeds 20 projects, the campaign surplus is set to the following DreamShare.
3. Names are selected in advance. Another three members of each plan are on hold. During this selection, the history of each will be consulted to see if they are DreamSowers in practice, that is, they have sown in the dreams of the members of the previous campaigns.
4. In case a member is not a sower, he does not qualify at this time. He will be informed about this fact and our principle of sowing, and from then on, he must begin this process in the future campaigns so that he has a new opportunity in the next selections.
5. The non-funded go to the JUMP folder and wait for a new opportunity to be funded. If they are in the Ten plan, those who are there now have two high chances of funding: one by DreamShare and now also by the Nineten Club.
6. The Nineten Club will only start financing standby projects when the companies are in full financial condition. They will have the time to make a profit on their ventures to help others establish themselves in the market.

Campaign project selection

The rules in this part apply to the monthly DreamShare campaigns. The Guest-100 Campaign follows its own selection process — see Guest-100 Campaign Rules.

1. A member's participation as a supporter of DreamShare campaigns is completely voluntary. But everyone should be aware that this is a practice that can anticipate or delay funding. In a row of dozens of projects, those whose authors have been most generous supporting previous campaigns will be one of the 16 selected to be funded.
2. In DreamShare, generosity is not the basis of selection — it serves as a tiebreaker. The choice is made on project merit, with Dreamsweek shortlisting and the community voting. If there are 100 good projects, generosity places yours in the first positions. In the Guest-100 Campaign, selection works differently: Guest-Dreamers first qualify by raising US$4,000, and the final order among qualified Guest-Dreamers is decided on Celebration Day. Project merit determines eligibility, not placement.
3. Each month, the first four dreamers are selected for DreamShare. Upon completing the funding of these four, the other four projects are disclosed. And so it goes, until the end of the monthly campaign.
4. In the financing queue, a Prime member is selected in the 5th position, a Guest coming from a Social Sower in the 10th position, a member of the Sower Team in the 15th and lastly a Guest coming from WorkPro in the 20th position.
5. Dreamsweek selects the 20 projects strictly, following our rules of choice. But the 16 projects of the members are put to a public vote. Everyone, whether members or not, can vote for whoever they think is the best to compose the first four projects of the DreamShare campaign.
6. Whenever we need to finance four more projects, before the next cycle, a Prime project, a Guest and a Sower will be prioritized. Only after this funding, the upcoming four projects will be financed.
7. These first four members, whose projects have been selected, are released on live streaming on Celebration Day, and the others will only be revealed during the campaign.
8. The next four names will only be released at the end of the last projects to be financed, precisely during the financing period of the project of the member Prime, Sower or Guest.
9. Before the choices and final disclosure of the names, the members are evaluated and an analysis is carried out, taking into consideration if they have performed the function of Dream's Sowers, that is, if they have supported the previous campaigns.
10. If in a given month only two projects of the first four Dreamers are financed, for example, the other two projects go to DreamShare in the following month. In this case, these two projects become the first two to be funded. The next two projects are funded shortly after that, observing the DreamShare funding order. Example: if only a DreamerTen project is funded in a campaign, then in the second campaign, a new DreamerTen project comes in, and funding starts with DreamerPlus. Then, a DreamerBacker project will be financed in order, and finally, a DreamerOne project, both from the previous campaign.

Second funding opportunity

All projects have a second chance and the member must decide how it should be. Alternatives to projects that have not reached the original value:

1. Take the total amount collected.
2. Be financed again in the next campaign.