Fastest path to revenue
Buy a system, then get a custom setup sprint.
A custom setup sprint turns the same catalog into a paid implementation offer for buyers who want help choosing, configuring, and actually using the system instead of collecting more unused templates.
Same-day promise: if you email today, we will reply with the closest-fit product, a short scope recommendation, and the fastest next step.
Founder bonus for today: buyers who purchase first and reply with their order email will get the first 3 setup steps personally.
How it works
Choose the closest-fit product
Email your bottleneck
Get a scoped setup recommendation
Pay by product plus invoice if approved
What the setup sprint does
| Need | What we do | Why it monetizes faster |
| ADHD-friendly planning setup | Choose the simplest working weekly flow, trim extra tabs and pages, define the reset rhythm, and map the next-action rules. | Buyers often pay faster for clarity than for another generic template. |
| Digital product selling setup | Pick the right seller system, map launch steps, product tracking, listing workflow, and the first distribution loop. | This is closest to revenue pain, so seller buyers convert earlier. |
| Content workflow setup | Turn one content system into a realistic weekly publishing cadence with prompts and re-use rules. | Creators buy when the workflow feels immediately usable. |
| Freelancer or business ops cleanup | Set up client tracking, follow-up flow, cash visibility, and weekly review checkpoints. | Operational pain is urgent and easier to sell than abstract productivity. |
Suggested pricing ladder
Start with the closest-fit paid product, then offer the setup sprint as a separate scoped invoice after a quick email conversation. This keeps the service specific and easier to close fast.
- Step 1: buyer takes the free kit or buys the closest-fit product
- Step 2: buyer emails the bottleneck and desired outcome
- Step 3: you reply with scope, timeline, and invoice amount
Good fit
People who say things like "I bought templates before but never set them up," "I need help picking the right one," or "I just want a calmer weekly operating system that actually gets used."
What to say publicly
Use soft positioning: "If you want help choosing and setting this up around your workflow, I also offer a small custom setup sprint." Keep it low-pressure and specific.
How to request it
Email aaron.miller198@protonmail.com with the subject line Custom Setup Sprint request and a short note about your bottleneck, product interest, and timeline. Same-day scope reply is the goal.