What actually happens in the community
No modules. No curriculum. No homework. Everything below comes with membership.
What you get
Ten things. Most of them work without waiting on me.Playbooks
Always know the next step, from first price to first ten customers.
The tools
Do the job in minutes instead of reading about it.
Partner discounts
Save more than your first four months cost.
Mentors
Answers from makers who already got paid. Not coaches.
Live workshop
Leave with the name of the next person to ask.
The community
Never guess alone. Real answers from people at your stage.
Failure log
Skip the channels that cost others months.
Getting found
Show up when people ask AI for a tool like yours.
Newsletter
See who got paid this week, and exactly how.
Free AI credits
Build for less. On the way.
The workshop
One of the ten. First Tuesday, 19:00 · recordedThe column
Anyone who got paid says so, with the amount and the screenshot. If nobody did, we say that too.
The round
Two minutes each. Who you asked, and the actual words they used back.
The demo
One maker shares the screen. Three questions, every time.
The ask
Everyone types one line: who they’re asking this week.
What stops a buyer on this page?
Asked about your live product, not a description of it.
What’s missing before anyone can pay?
The price, the checkout, the thing that doesn’t check out.
Who are you asking this week?
By name. Monday’s thread asks how it went.
The rest of the month
The workshop is one part. This is the other.The check-in
One line“Who did you ask last week?” Members reply to members. It’s what makes Tuesday honest.
The newsletter
Members onlyWhat Tuesday decided, the new library piece, and who got paid, with the receipt.
Pairs
Two makersYou tell one other member whether you actually sent the message. A crowd of strangers is a webinar.
Questions with numbers
Post the numbersChannels, launches, pricing, refunds. No numbers, no answer.
Wins
Screenshot requiredFirst sales go on the board with the receipt, and get read out at the next workshop.
Bring a maker
5% off, eachAfter they stay three months. Ten makers, half price.
The failure log
The one document here that exists nowhere elseWritten the same night
With the real numbers attached. Not a summary.
Names stay out
The numbers and the lesson go in.
It gets searched
Before you try a channel, check who already burned two months on it.
It never becomes a blog
Published failure stops being honest.
- Cold email, 140 sent. 2 replies, 0 calls. Stopped after week two.
- Free tier at xxx credits. 60 signups, 0 upgrades in 4 months.
- Product Hunt launch. 41 upvotes, 300 visits, 0 paid.
- Price cut €29 → €14. Conversion did not move.
- Waiting for the redesign. Six weeks not selling. It changed nothing.
The rules
Seven, pinned. So it stays about getting paid.Show, don’t describe
Share your screen: the page, the price, the checkout. No deck.
Ask with numbers
What you charge, how many signed up, how many paid. Then your question.
Answer with what you’d change
Point at the thing that stops a buyer. Not “nice idea”, and not “I’d pay” — you’re not the buyer.
One person a week
Leave with a name. On Monday, say what they said.
No selling to the community
Buying from a member is fine. Pitching members is not. Once, and you’re out.
Wins come with a receipt
Screenshot, or it doesn’t go on the board.
It stays in the community
Names and numbers shared here don’t leave here.
“Once I hit $1k,
I won’t need this.”
The question skeptics askcustomer
Correct. You’ll need us for the next first time.
churn
The customer who goes quiet before they cancel. Catching that is a habit.
chargeback
Refund rules that hold up, and how to win the ones you can.
MRR
Past this you’re here to answer, not ask. Your seat turns into a mentor’s seat, free.