Five copy-paste prompts that research a venue and draft your walk-in pitch, cold email and follow-ups in about five minutes.
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No. All five prompts were written to work on the free tier of ChatGPT or Claude. A paid model will give you slightly better prose; it will not give you a different answer.
If you are comfortable writing your own prompts, do not buy this — we would rather you kept the money and we say so on the page. What the $27 buys is the eleven pages that are not the prompts: what belongs in each bracketed slot, what a good output looks like so you can judge it, the seven or eight ways the model reliably gets this wrong, and the exact sentence that corrects each one. That part took the failures to find.
It removes one specific blocker: writing from a blank page for a building you know nothing about. If what is stopping you is something else — you have not built a list, or you do not want to talk to strangers at all — this will not touch it, and the honest answer is to fix that first. The list-building part is free at our vending tools.
A 12-page PDF of instructions plus a plain-text file with just the five prompts. Nothing to install, nothing to configure, no account to make.
It will reason from what is typical for that category of business, and the prompts explicitly ask it to flag anything it is assuming so you can confirm it on site. Treat it as a well-prepared guess, not local knowledge. Prompt 1 is written specifically to make those assumptions visible rather than let them sit in the output looking like facts.
The prompts are written to stop it, and every one of the five carries a guardrail for exactly this. Never let a model state a revenue figure, commission percentage or guarantee on your behalf — in the US, income claims about a business opportunity are regulated. You still owe every output ten seconds of your own reading before it leaves your outbox, and the pack says so more than once.
No, and they solve opposite halves of the same problem. The Playbook is the fixed, tested conversation — word-for-word script, twelve objections, a signable agreement — written for the average venue and meant to be printed and carried. This writes something specific for one building in five minutes. Operators who own both use the Playbook for the structure and this to tailor it.
Yes. Whatever the model writes for you is yours to send, print and reuse. There is no licence restriction and no per-use limit — you buy the prompts once and run them on every venue you ever pitch.
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