Initially? No. And I love Syndicate's work. And I love the concept.
The problem is return on investment and services rendered. If you're starting YouTube you basically should run Networkless until you've got a solid subscriber/consistent view base. The basic platform doesn't offer any real advantage to you as youtuber save for the networking forum faq / webinars perk. That's $10.00 a month to join a forum, or a larger cost of $120.00 a year to do so. The ideal range for this to be financially competitive for you would be earning >$110.00 a month on YouTube, that way the share JetPak gets is less than 10% which beats Curse's offering rev share (90/10).
That's how you want to be viewing it. Quite frankly the large package is the most enticing. Getting managed status, a dedicated manager, phone support et al. And this is usually on par with most premium services that networks offer. When you get beyond, say, 100K subs you enter a larger bracket. At that point you want >$3,000 a month to use JetPak Premium as the payment for services will be less than 10% which is better than current competitive rev share rates.
