Evidence library
This page separates first-party records, live platform results, retained third-party analytics, public customer response, and independent coverage. It is the detailed record behind the shorter claims on the portfolio.
$775K+
A conservative shorthand for two non-overlapping platform records: $568,655.75 in Bankful sales after refunds and the $210K+ earned figure Whop displays publicly. The records exceed $778K when combined.
Inspect the receipt0 → 62K+
Brand-level growth on the company Ben founded and launched from its first follower.
Live platform proof ↗550K
The strongest of five surviving public examples ranging from 76K to 550K views.
Watch the Reel ↗43.8K
Retained third-party analytics for the discontinued Bors video channel.
External analytics record ↗~10.7M
Lifetime brand-level views retained by the same external analytics provider.
External analytics record ↗$210K+
The current figure displayed by Whop on Ben’s creator profile.
Public platform record ↗4.5 / 5
Eight public ratings on a recurring-revenue information product.
Product + ratings ↗~22K
A first-party newsletter audience Ben reactivated and now operates.
First-party Beehiiv capture45.1%
9,876 unique opens across 21,893 delivered emails.
First-party Beehiiv captureFirst-party processor report
This Bankful capture documents one component of the combined sales claim. The separate Whop component is linked as a publicly checkable platform record.
Open full-size Bankful capture
These are platform-reported sales and earnings—not profit, ARR, or the result of one campaign. The 0.26% refund rate applies only to the Bankful gross-sales record. A separate first-party processor report also documents the peak-month result and can be reviewed during an interview.
Independent + platform validation
Current accounts are linked as live platform proof. Historical channel figures link only to a retained analytics provider because the former video channel is no longer live.
62K+ page likes and the surviving public social operation launched from zero.
Open live proof ↗ Retained third-party record43.8K subscribers, roughly 10.7M views, and the historical upload record after the channel ended.
Open external record ↗ Public platform recordBen’s creator profile and the platform’s publicly displayed $210K+ earned figure.
Open profile ↗ Product + customer proofA recurring offer and its 4.5/5 rating from eight public ratings.
Open listing ↗ Live web build · built by BenA responsive marketing site and acquisition funnel Ben designed, built, deployed, and continues to iterate.
Explore the site ↗ Independent coverage · June 2023An outside account of how the founders turned research into content, community, and a business.
Read the profile ↗Live short-form proof
Each card links directly to the surviving Facebook post—not to the discontinued video channel.
Public, brand-level view counts observed July 16, 2026.
First-party Beehiiv reporting · Apr.–Jul. 2026
The aggregate figures below come from first-party Beehiiv dashboard captures. The weighted rate uses unique opens divided by delivered emails across all five measured campaigns.
These are first-party records rather than public-platform links. Dashboard captures can be reviewed during an interview.
Selected production samples
Three public, platform-ready edits showing hooks, pacing, captions, B-roll, and animated data storytelling. The complete sample folder is linked below.
A vertical finance story built around chart progression, clean hierarchy, and a clear visual conclusion.
A compact edit combining a strong hook, branded context, text overlays, cutouts, and supporting footage.
A longer platform-native cut shaped from source footage with a fast opening, captions, and sustained momentum.
Additional work
View all editing samples ↗Ben founded Bors Finance in 2022 and launched every social account from zero. Facebook figures are live brand-level results. Historical video figures—43.8K subscribers, roughly 10.7M views, and 1,100+ uploads—describe a discontinued channel and are linked only to a retained third-party analytics record, not to the former channel.
The five featured Reel counts come from each video’s public Facebook page: 550K, 196K, 115K, 83K, and 76K views when checked July 16, 2026. Email totals come from first-party Beehiiv dashboard captures for five campaigns sent April through July 2026.
Whop publicly displays $210K+ earned on Ben’s creator profile and a 4.5/5 rating from eight ratings on The Fifth Signal listing. The figure is presented as a platform-listed creator total and is not attributed to any single campaign. Independent Bors coverage was published by The Daily Scrum News in June 2023.
Revenue figures combine two non-overlapping platform records. A first-party Bankful report supplied by Ben shows $570,153.25 in gross sales, $1,497.50 in refunds, and $568,655.75 in total sales after refunds. Whop separately lists more than $210,000 earned on Ben’s creator profile. Together, the records exceed $778,000; the portfolio uses a conservative shorthand. These are platform-reported sales and earnings—not profit, ARR, or revenue from one campaign. The 0.26% refund rate applies only to Bankful gross sales. The peak-month result comes from a separate first-party processor report available for review during an interview.
Ben designed, built, deployed, and maintains both The Fifth Signal and BorsIntel.com. The work includes site strategy, information architecture, conversion copy, responsive front-end development, integrations, quality assurance, GitHub version control, Netlify deployment, and ongoing iteration and release workflows.
AI workflow claims refer to private systems Ben personally designed and uses for research, content operations, analysis, and decision support. The systems include documented context, source controls, prompt sequences, brand and claim guardrails, quality checks, escalation rules, and human approval. “Team training” describes Ben’s ability to package and teach these workflows; it is not a claim that he trained or fine-tuned an AI model.
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The main portfolio explains what Ben can own. This library documents the claims behind it. Additional first-party records can be reviewed during an interview.