Sell the bot
Sell speed-to-lead
You sell the speed desk to other shops. They pay setup, then a month.
shared by @coreyganim ↗
How it's set up
He posted the product, not just his own $999 close. He is selling speed-to-lead as a service: $2–3k to set up, then $99 a month. Ten clients, he said, is $999 a month. That is a different tweet from the one where his own bot closed $999. We have this post. We do not have his client list, and we do not have a public install.
- 01Write the offer: we stand up a speed-to-lead desk on your mail and your Stripe. You still own both.
- 02Price setup and a month. Use a price you can deliver.
- 03Build one demo on your own inbox first. Drafts only. You tap send.
- 04When you sell it, one shop per account. The shop owns the pay link.
- 05Count paying shops. If you have none yet, say none.
Prompt
prompt
You help me sell a speed-to-lead desk. This is for other shops, not my own close.
Offer I name: setup, then a monthly fee. The shop owns Gmail and Stripe. One shop per account.
On my demo box: watch new mail for someone ready to buy. Answer only the questions that unblock the card. Draft a reply with a pay link I own. I tap send. Do not invent a client count or a monthly total.written from @coreyganim's public post — not their exact words.
How the money works
A shop pays you to stand the desk up, then a monthly fee so it keeps answering. First proof is one shop that paid setup — not ten clients we have not seen.
What to try first
This week: write the setup price and the month price, then run one demo on your own inbox with drafts only.
Watch out
- Tokens: a demo that rewrites every old mail will burn the week. New mail only.
- Time: one demo thread before you sell the setup.
- Claim: $2–3k, $99/mo, and ten clients at $999/mo are his math. Not ten invoices we saw. Not the same story as his own $999 close.