Business OS Beta
FAQ
Are beta spots limited?
Yes. Beta access is limited to 50 participants. Spots are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis through the private Discord beta group.
This means that only the first 50 people to join the private Discord group will have access to Business OS Beta v0.1.
Once all 50 spots are taken, people who had already signed up by email but did not get a spot on Discord remain on the email list, which then serves as the waiting list for any future beta spots that may become available. This does not guarantee that additional beta spots will open.
You must be at least 18 years old.
Read the Beta Participation Terms.
Is the beta free?
Yes. The beta version of Business OS is free. You will only need a free Notion account. Access to the beta is limited to 50 spots and is granted on a first-come, first-served basis through the private Discord beta group. The free Business OS v1.0 version is reserved for eligible beta participants only.
How do I qualify for Version 1.0 for free?
To qualify for version 1.0 for free, beta participants must join the private Discord beta group and share at least one meaningful piece of feedback during the beta phase. General reactions alone do not qualify.
Who is this for?
This beta phase is suited to freelancers, solopreneurs, founders, and independent professionals who want to actively test Business OS and help improve it before the official launch. Participants will also get access to a private Discord space for updates, discussion, and feedback.
It is especially suited to people such as:
- solo business owners
- freelancers
- agency owners
- startup founders
- consultants
- coaches
- creatives
- small business owners
- founders building a SaaS or digital product business
What do I need to join the beta?
A free Notion account.
Do I need to be experienced?
No. Business OS is designed for both newer and more experienced freelancers, solopreneurs, founders, and independent professionals. What matters most is that you’re actively building your business.
Is this a Notion template?
Business OS is built in Notion, but it is more than a template. It is a structured operational system designed to help founders manage client work, operations, planning, and execution in one clear environment.
What industries is this designed for?
Business OS is built for freelancers, solopreneurs, founders, and independent professionals running client-based, service-driven, and digital businesses. This includes designers, developers, consultants, marketers, copywriters, virtual assistants, coaches, strategists, productized service providers, and SaaS founders.
When does the beta phase start?
The beta is currently open.
Further details, including the private Discord invite link, will be shared by email.
How are beta spots assigned?
Beta access is limited to 50 participants. Spots are secured on a first-come, first-served basis by joining the private Discord beta group, not by signing up to the email list alone. Once all spots are filled, people who signed up by email but did not secure a Discord spot will remain on the email list, which serves as the waiting list if new beta spots open. This does not guarantee that additional beta spots will open.
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What happens if the beta is full?
Once all beta spots are filled, people who sign up by email but do not secure a spot on Discord will remain on the email list, which will then serve as the waiting list for any future beta spots. This does not guarantee that additional beta spots will open.
What happens during the beta?
Can I publicly share what happens during the beta?
Public testimonials and recommendations are welcome, provided they are properly disclosed (see the “Can I share a public testimonial or recommendation about Business OS?” Q&A below).
However, private details from the beta, including bugs, issues, unfinished features, screenshots, recordings, internal discussions, feedback, or other behind-the-scenes information, must not be shared publicly without prior written permission from Laurence Zimmermann.
Can I share a public testimonial, or recommendation about Business OS?
Public testimonials and recommendations are welcome during or after the beta phase. If you publicly share a testimonial or recommendation about Business OS, please clearly disclose that you are or were part of the Business OS beta and, if applicable, that you may receive or have received version 1.0 for free.
Examples of clear disclosures include:
- I’m part of the FractalMax Business OS beta
- I received FractalMax Business OS through the beta
- I’m part of the FractalMax Business OS beta and may receive version 1.0 for free
- I received version 1.0 for free through the FractalMax Business OS beta
If Laurence Zimmermann reposts or features a testimonial, it may be labeled as:
- FractalMax Business OS Beta Participant
- Received FractalMax Business OS through the beta
- FractalMax Business OS Beta Participant, may receive version 1.0 for free
- Received version 1.0 for free through the FractalMax Business OS beta.
Transparency and ethical marketing are part of FractalMax’s core values.
Beta Participation Terms
Read the Beta Participation Terms.
If you have any questions, please contact Laurence Zimmermann per email at [email protected].