For people starting something small
Stop planning.
Start selling.
The Launch Kit turns what you already know how to do into a business you can sell this month — a named offer, a price you can defend, a first-30-days plan, and the exact words to send.
The Launch Kit
Prepared for a business that doesn't exist yet.
What's inside
Six pages that replace six months of reading.
The offer, named and priced
One clear sentence a stranger understands, with a price that matches what you're actually worth — not what feels safe to ask.
Your first 30 days, day by day
A dated plan of what to publish, who to message, and what to follow up on. No 40-hour week implied.
Ten messages that get replies
Outreach written in your voice for your actual buyers — the intro, the follow-up, the nudge, the close.
Where your buyers already are
The two or three places worth your attention, and the ones to ignore because they'll only cost you months.
The numbers, honestly
How many customers you need, what one customer is worth, and the smallest number of conversations that gets you there.
What to do when nobody answers
The most common reason a first offer goes quiet, and the specific change that fixes it without starting over.
How it works
Built around your answer, not our template.
Everything in the kit is generated from what you tell us. That's why it can be short: nothing in it is there "just in case".
Answer five questions
What you'd do, who you'd do it for, what you charge today, and how much time you have. Two minutes, plainly worded.
We build your kit
Your answers become a plan written for your business — not a template with your name pasted on top.
Start on day one
Your kit arrives with today's task at the top. Do the task, tick it off, come back tomorrow.
One price
No subscription, no upsell, no coaching call. You pay once and keep the plan. If it isn't useful, tell us within 14 days and we refund it.
Get your kit- A custom launch plan for your business
- Your named offer and defensible price
- Day-by-day first 30 days
- Ten outreach messages written for your buyers
- Two places to find buyers, and what to skip
- Your numbers: customers needed, value per customer