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Agreement.
Read the full agreement, then sign electronically. Signing does not grant access — Coach Rob reviews every application before approval.
Draft — pending Québec legal review
Version: DRAFT-2026-10-28 (pending Québec legal review). Your signature is recorded against this exact text. If the final reviewed version changes, you may be asked to sign again.
PURE LIFE 120
MASTER PARTNER PRO AGREEMENT
Including Schedule A — Zinzino Partners and Schedule B — Health Professionals
Status: Draft for Québec legal review
Effective date: Upon acceptance of the final approved version
Agreement version: To be assigned upon legal approval
This Partner Pro Agreement (the “Agreement”) is entered into between Pure Life Mindset, acting through its duly identified legal operating entity (the “Company” or “Pure Life”), and the individual or legal entity identified in the Partner Pro application (the “Partner”).
The Company operates Pure Life 120, a digital platform providing lifestyle assessment tools, personalized protocols, habit tracking, nutrition and progress tracking, educational resources, accountability features, coaching-related tools and referral functionality (collectively, the “Platform”).
By signing this Agreement, the Partner agrees to the following terms.
1. Purpose and Scope
1.1. The Company grants approved Partners limited access to the Platform for the purpose of promoting Pure Life 120, referring eligible prospective participants, and using authorized Partner Pro functionality.
1.2. This Agreement consists of the Master Agreement and the applicable category-specific schedule:
• Schedule A: Zinzino Partners.
• Schedule B: Health Professionals and Coaches.
1.3. A Partner operating in both capacities must comply with both schedules.
1.4. Approval is discretionary and subject to the Company's verification, onboarding and continuing eligibility requirements.
2. Ownership and Intellectual Property
2.1. The Company or its licensors retain all ownership rights in Pure Life 120, including its software, source code, workflows, assessment methodologies, protocol-generation systems, designs, databases, educational materials, branding, logos, videos, content, reports, and other proprietary materials.
2.2. No ownership rights are transferred to the Partner.
2.3. The Partner receives only a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable, revocable licence to access and use the Platform for approved purposes during the term of this Agreement.
2.4. Except as expressly permitted in writing or required by applicable law, the Partner shall not:
• Copy, reproduce, redistribute, resell or sublicense the Platform or its protected content.
• Reverse engineer, decompile or attempt to obtain proprietary source code.
• Scrape, extract or systematically download Platform databases, participant information, assessment questions, proprietary protocols or protected content.
• Provide unauthorized third parties with access to Partner Pro tools.
• Use proprietary materials to develop or commission a substantially copied or derivative version of Pure Life 120.
• Remove or alter proprietary notices, copyright information or trademarks.
2.5. These restrictions do not prohibit lawful independent development based on publicly available information, independently developed technology, or the Partner's general knowledge and experience.
2.6. The Partner acknowledges that unauthorized copying, disclosure or exploitation of protected materials may cause substantial harm to the Company.
3. Protection of Participants and Non-Solicitation
3.1. For this Agreement, a Protected Participant means an individual whose nonpublic identity, contact details, assessment results, account information or customer relationship becomes known to the Partner through the Platform, a Company referral, an authorized introduction, or access granted under Partner Pro.
3.2. The Partner shall not use Protected Participant information obtained through Pure Life 120 to:
• Solicit the participant to leave Pure Life 120 for a competing program or service.
• Redirect the participant to an unauthorized alternative product or platform.
• Transfer or sell participant information to another business.
• Conduct unauthorized direct marketing.
• Circumvent the Company's referral, subscription or participant relationship arrangements.
• Misrepresent the Partner's relationship with Pure Life to obtain participant business.
3.3. During the term of this Agreement and for 12 months following termination, the Partner shall not knowingly and directly solicit a Protected Participant for the purpose of diverting that participant away from Pure Life 120, where the solicitation relies on confidential information or a relationship obtained through Partner Pro.
3.4. This restriction does not prevent:
• General advertising not specifically targeted using Pure Life confidential information.
• Relationships demonstrably established independently before the Partner joined Pure Life.
• A participant from independently choosing another provider without improper solicitation.
• The Partner from continuing legitimate, pre-existing professional or customer relationships.
• Lawful competition that does not involve misuse of confidential information or contractual circumvention.
3.5. The Partner shall not interfere with the Company's existing participant agreements or induce participants to breach their contractual obligations.
3.6. The parties acknowledge that these restrictions must be interpreted narrowly and reasonably in accordance with applicable law.
4. Confidentiality
4.1. Confidential Information includes nonpublic business strategies, pricing arrangements, financial information, product plans, technical documentation, proprietary workflows, participant information, referral records, partner lists and other information reasonably understood to be confidential.
4.2. The Partner agrees to:
• Use Confidential Information only for authorized Partner Pro activities.
• Restrict access to persons with a legitimate need to know and appropriate confidentiality obligations.
• Maintain reasonable administrative, physical and technical safeguards.
• Refrain from unauthorized disclosure, copying or commercial exploitation.
• Notify the Company promptly of suspected unauthorized access or disclosure.
4.3. Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information that becomes public without breach, was lawfully known independently, was independently developed without misuse, or must be disclosed by law.
4.4. Trade secrets remain protected for as long as they qualify as trade secrets under applicable law. Other confidentiality obligations survive termination for three years, except where applicable law requires longer protection.
5. Participant Information and Privacy
5.1. The Partner acknowledges that assessment responses, health-related information, personal goals, contact information, progress photographs and tracking data may constitute sensitive personal information.
5.2. The Partner shall access only the participant information necessary for expressly authorized purposes.
5.3. The Partner shall not export, retain, disclose or reuse participant data outside authorized Platform functionality without an appropriate lawful basis and Company authorization.
5.4. Access to participant information does not automatically grant the Partner permission to contact participants for independent marketing or to enroll them in third-party services.
5.5. The Partner shall comply with applicable privacy and anti-spam laws, including Québec privacy legislation and Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation, where applicable.
5.6. The Partner shall report any actual or suspected security incident involving Platform data to the Company without undue delay, and in any event within 24 hours after discovery where reasonably practicable.
5.7. Upon termination, the Partner shall cease unauthorized access and securely delete or return Company-controlled personal information, subject to lawful retention obligations.
5.8. Where the Partner independently provides regulated professional services or acts as an independent controller of personal information, the parties shall document their respective privacy responsibilities and any necessary data-sharing arrangements separately.
6. Branding and Marketing
6.1. The Partner may use only Company-approved promotional materials, trademarks, logos and descriptions.
6.2. The Partner shall not claim to be an employee, owner, authorized medical representative or legal agent of the Company unless expressly authorized in writing.
6.3. The Partner shall not make misleading statements concerning:
• Expected health outcomes.
• Weight loss, longevity or disease prevention.
• Income or commission potential.
• Professional qualifications.
• Scientific evidence or product efficacy.
• The Partner's relationship with Pure Life.
6.4. Any material financial, referral or affiliate relationship must be disclosed where required by applicable law or professional standards.
6.5. The Company may require removal or correction of unauthorized or misleading promotional content.
7. Referral Relationships and Commissions
7.1. The Partner may promote Pure Life 120 using approved referral links and materials.
7.2. Referral commissions, where offered, are governed by the applicable published affiliate-program terms, eligibility requirements, attribution rules and payment-provider policies.
7.3. The Partner acknowledges that Skool or another applicable third-party payment or affiliate provider may determine attribution, payment processing and commission eligibility.
7.4. No commission is guaranteed solely because a prospect completes an assessment, receives a protocol or clicks a referral link.
7.5. The Partner shall not manipulate attribution, create fraudulent accounts, misrepresent referrals or attempt to circumvent the approved referral system.
7.6. Any changes to commission rates, qualifying transactions, chargebacks, refunds or payment schedules shall be governed by the applicable written commission terms, which must be disclosed before they apply.
8. Independent Contractor Relationship
8.1. The Partner acts as an independent business operator and not as an employee, franchisee, joint venturer or legal agent of the Company.
8.2. The Partner is responsible for their own business expenses, taxes, registrations, professional qualifications and legal compliance.
8.3. The Partner has no authority to bind the Company to contractual, financial, medical or other obligations without prior written authorization.
8.4. Nothing in this Agreement creates an exclusive business relationship or prohibits lawful independent professional activities.
9. Platform Security and Acceptable Use
9.1. The Partner shall maintain secure account credentials and shall not share access with unauthorized persons.
9.2. The Partner shall not introduce malicious software, interfere with Platform operations, bypass security measures, abuse automated interfaces or attempt unauthorized access.
9.3. The Partner shall not submit false participant information, falsify progress records or manipulate leaderboards, referrals or engagement statistics.
9.4. The Company may investigate suspected misuse and temporarily restrict access where reasonably necessary to protect participants, the Platform or confidential information.
10. No Guaranteed Results
10.1. The Company does not guarantee specific participant outcomes, referral volumes, earnings, commissions or business growth.
10.2. Pure Life 120 is intended to support lifestyle education, habit development, progress monitoring and accountability.
10.3. The Platform does not replace individualized medical diagnosis, treatment or other regulated professional services.
10.4. The Partner shall not present Platform recommendations as medical prescriptions or guaranteed health interventions.
11. Fees and Membership
11.1. Paid Partner Pro access is subject to the membership fees and billing terms disclosed at checkout.
11.2. Any complimentary access is subject to separately published eligibility requirements and verification.
11.3. Suspension, cancellation, refund and renewal arrangements shall be governed by applicable membership terms and consumer-protection laws.
11.4. The Company shall not retroactively impose undisclosed financial obligations.
12. Suspension and Termination
12.1. The Company may suspend access immediately where reasonably necessary to address suspected data misuse, serious security risks, unauthorized disclosure, fraud or substantial harm.
12.2. The Company may terminate this Agreement for a material breach that remains uncured for 10 business days after written notice, except where the breach cannot reasonably be cured or immediate termination is justified by serious misconduct.
12.3. The Partner may terminate participation by providing written notice and following applicable subscription-cancellation procedures.
12.4. Upon termination:
• Platform access and granted licences cease.
• Unauthorized use of Company branding and confidential materials must stop.
• Company-controlled participant data must be handled according to Section 5.
• Accrued payment obligations and properly earned commissions remain subject to applicable terms.
• Provisions intended to survive termination remain effective.
13. Liability and Indemnification
13.1. Each party remains responsible for its own acts, omissions and legal obligations.
13.2. Subject to applicable law, the Partner shall indemnify the Company against reasonable third-party claims, losses and expenses arising from the Partner's unlawful conduct, unauthorized disclosure, infringement of third-party rights, fraudulent representations or material breach of this Agreement, to the extent caused by the Partner.
13.3. The Company remains responsible for its own negligence, unlawful conduct and obligations that cannot legally be excluded.
13.4. Nothing in this Agreement excludes or limits liability where doing so is prohibited by applicable law.
13.5. Any monetary liability cap, exclusions of damages and reciprocal indemnification provisions must be finalized following legal review.
14. Enforcement and Remedies
14.1. The parties acknowledge that unauthorized use of confidential information, protected intellectual property or participant information may cause harm not adequately remedied by monetary damages alone.
14.2. Subject to applicable law, the Company may seek appropriate injunctive relief, damages or other lawful remedies.
14.3. No automatic penalty or predetermined damages apply unless separately agreed in a legally valid written provision.
14.4. The Company must establish any alleged breach and entitlement to remedies under applicable law.
15. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution
15.1. This Agreement is intended to be governed by the laws of Québec and applicable federal laws of Canada, subject to mandatory legal provisions.
15.2. Before initiating ordinary civil proceedings, the parties shall attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute through written discussions for 30 days, unless urgent relief is reasonably required.
15.3. The competent court and judicial district shall be determined in the final legally reviewed version, subject to mandatory jurisdictional rules.
16. Amendments and Electronic Acceptance
16.1. Material changes to this Agreement require notice and, where applicable, renewed acceptance.
16.2. The Company shall maintain an identifiable version of each published agreement.
16.3. Electronic acceptance may be recorded using the Partner's typed name, authenticated account, agreement version, timestamp and other appropriate evidence.
16.4. Electronic acceptance shall be implemented in accordance with applicable Québec law governing electronic documents and signatures.
16.5. The Partner shall have a reasonable opportunity to review and retain a copy of the agreement before acceptance.
17. General Provisions
17.1. If a provision is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall continue to apply to the extent permitted by law.
17.2. Failure to enforce a provision does not automatically waive future enforcement.
17.3. Neither party may assign its obligations without appropriate consent, except where permitted by law and the final agreement.
17.4. This Agreement, together with its applicable schedules and incorporated written policies, constitutes the parties' agreement concerning Partner Pro access.
17.5. Any inconsistency between the Master Agreement and an applicable schedule shall be resolved in favour of the more specific schedule for that category, except where prohibited by law.
SCHEDULE A — ZINZINO PARTNER PRO
This Schedule applies to Partners participating in Partner Pro as Zinzino independent partners.
A1. Independent Zinzino Relationship
A1.1. The Partner acknowledges that Pure Life and Zinzino are separate businesses.
A1.2. The Partner's Zinzino status, compensation, product sales and customer relationships are governed by the applicable Zinzino agreements and policies.
A1.3. Nothing in this Agreement grants the Partner ownership of Pure Life 120 or authority to represent the Company.
A2. Approved Storefronts and Product Promotion
A2.1. The Partner may display an approved Zinzino storefront link within authorized Partner Pro functionality.
A2.2. The Partner shall ensure that the storefront link belongs to an account they are authorized to promote.
A2.3. The Partner shall comply with applicable Zinzino policies and laws governing product promotion, advertising and consumer protection.
A2.4. The Partner shall not make unauthorized medical, therapeutic, disease-prevention or guaranteed product claims.
A3. Protection of Pure Life Participants
A3.1. The Partner shall not use Pure Life participant records or confidential referral information to divert participants into an unauthorized competing program.
A3.2. The Partner shall not export Pure Life participant contact information for independent Zinzino marketing without an appropriate lawful basis and necessary consent.
A3.3. The Partner may maintain and serve their independently established Zinzino customers, including customers who voluntarily participate in Pure Life 120.
A3.4. Nothing in this Schedule transfers ownership of a Partner's independently established Zinzino customer relationships to Pure Life.
A4. No Duplication or Misappropriation
A4.1. The Partner shall not copy or commercially exploit proprietary Pure Life assessments, software, protocols, content, databases or protected workflows.
A4.2. The Partner may independently develop lawful coaching or wellness services without using Pure Life trade secrets or infringing its intellectual property.
A5. Downline and Complimentary Eligibility
A5.1. Complimentary Partner Pro access may be offered to verified members of Coach Rob's Zinzino downline, subject to applicable eligibility requirements.
A5.2. Verification may include partner identification, downline status and qualifying Partner Pack information.
A5.3. Complimentary access is discretionary and may be reassessed if eligibility changes, subject to notice and applicable law.
A6. Affiliate and Commission Integrity
A6.1. The Partner must use authorized referral links and may not manipulate attribution.
A6.2. Pure Life affiliate commissions and Zinzino product commissions are separate arrangements.
A6.3. Neither organization guarantees earnings from the other organization's programs.
SCHEDULE B — HEALTH PROFESSIONALS AND COACHES
This Schedule applies to health professionals, wellness practitioners, nutrition professionals, fitness coaches, life coaches and other approved service providers.
B1. Professional Qualifications
B1.1. The Partner shall accurately disclose relevant qualifications, licences, certifications and professional affiliations.
B1.2. Where a profession is regulated, the Partner must maintain all legally required registrations and authorizations.
B1.3. The Partner shall practise only within their lawful scope of practice.
B1.4. The Company may request reasonable verification of professional credentials.
B2. Independent Professional Responsibility
B2.1. The Partner remains independently responsible for professional advice, services, treatment and client relationships.
B2.2. The Company does not supervise or assume responsibility for the Partner's independent regulated professional practice unless expressly agreed in writing.
B2.3. The Partner shall not represent general Pure Life lifestyle recommendations as individualized medical diagnoses or treatment plans.
B2.4. The Partner shall direct participants to appropriately qualified professionals where concerns fall outside their competence.
B3. Professional Liability and Insurance
B3.1. The Partner shall maintain professional liability insurance where required by law, professional rules or an applicable written onboarding requirement.
B3.2. The Partner shall notify the Company if a required professional authorization or insurance coverage is suspended, cancelled or materially restricted.
B3.3. The Company may suspend relevant professional-facing functionality if a required qualification is no longer valid.
B4. Participant Protection and Client Relationships
B4.1. The Partner shall not use participant information accessed through Pure Life to solicit participants away from the Platform in breach of Section 3.
B4.2. The Partner may continue independently established professional relationships and may accept unsolicited requests for services, subject to applicable law and professional duties.
B4.3. Pure Life does not claim ownership over individuals or restrict their freedom to select their preferred professional.
B4.4. The Partner shall not pressure participants into purchasing independent services, supplements or products as a condition of receiving Pure Life services.
B5. Confidentiality and Health Information
B5.1. The Partner shall protect participant health-related and other sensitive information in accordance with applicable privacy laws and professional confidentiality duties.
B5.2. The Partner shall not access, export or use health-related information for purposes unrelated to the authorized participant service.
B5.3. Where independent professional records must be maintained, the Partner shall comply with applicable recordkeeping, confidentiality, retention and access requirements.
B5.4. The parties shall establish additional written data-sharing or processing arrangements where necessary.
B6. Prohibition on Platform Replication
B6.1. The Partner shall not reproduce or commercially exploit proprietary Pure Life software, protected assessments, confidential protocol-generation systems, branding or protected content.
B6.2. This restriction does not prohibit independently developed professional services, independently created programs or the lawful use of general professional expertise.
B7. Professional Ethics and Referral Disclosures
B7.1. The Partner shall comply with applicable professional codes of ethics.
B7.2. The Partner shall disclose referral compensation and conflicts of interest where required.
B7.3. The Partner shall not accept or pay referral compensation prohibited by applicable professional rules.
B7.4. Where professional rules prohibit a proposed commission arrangement, the Partner must refrain from that arrangement and notify the Company.
B7.5. Professional judgment must not be improperly influenced by affiliate incentives.