Why is the entry offer only $100?

Because the point of the entry rung is to let someone judge the work without a meaningful financial decision. A 30-day exit on a $100 purchase is a genuinely small risk, which is the only honest answer available while the results page is still empty.

Yes, and they are the two rungs above: The Weekend Page Set at $297 and The 7-Day Page Pack at $1,497. Both are listed on this page with their price. Neither is a condition of the $100 rung working.

Are there payment plans?

The $100 stack is a single payment. Payment terms for the upper rungs are agreed during scoping.

What is not included?

Ad spend, platform subscription fees, and any third-party tooling you choose to run alongside the structure. None of those are billed here, and none are marked up.

Pricing

What Path to Profit costs

Every rung, with the number attached. No “contact us”, no call to find out what it costs.

Rung 01

The Leak Tweak Vault

For owners who have never priced what the platform takes.

Free

Free. No card, no call booked at the end.

An itemised view of what leaves before payout
Checkout friction review
Hold and restriction exposure

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Rung 02

The 30-Day Profit Play

For owners who know where the leak is and want it closed.

$100

One payment. 30-day marketplace exit guarantee.

One Funnel Away Challenge (the foundation)
Five bonuses covering closing, offer strategy, traffic transition, organic content and paid acceleration
Stated component value of $3,682

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Rung 03

The Weekend Page Set

For owners who need the three pages that take the money.

$297

One payment. Instant delivery.

Owned checkout layer built alongside your existing channel
Payment routing and migration sequencing

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The 7-Day Page Pack

For owners who need all thirty pages and are never going to write them.

$1,497

One payment. Instant delivery.

Customer asset moved off third-party servers
Ongoing structure ownership, no platform dependency

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The number worth comparing against

On a store doing $15,000 a month, the range that leaks out through platform fees and checkout friction runs to $3,000–$4,000 a month.

The entry rung costs $100 once. That is the comparison to make — not this page against a competitor’s page.

Those figures describe industry conditions, not a forecast for your store. The earnings disclaimer sets out how to read them.

Pricing questions

Why is the entry offer only $100?: Because the point of the entry rung is to let someone judge the work without a meaningful financial decision. A 30-day exit on a $100 purchase is a genuinely small risk, which is the only honest answer available while the results page is still empty.
Are there upsells?: Yes, and they are the two rungs above: The Weekend Page Set at $297 and The 7-Day Page Pack at $1,497. Both are listed on this page with their price. Neither is a condition of the $100 rung working.
Are there payment plans?: The $100 stack is a single payment. Payment terms for the upper rungs are agreed during scoping.
What is not included?: Ad spend, platform subscription fees, and any third-party tooling you choose to run alongside the structure. None of those are billed here, and none are marked up.