The $100 Level: Pages, Follow Up, Chat and Calls Written by AI

Everything in the $50 level, plus every remaining AI feature. The difference between this level and the entry one is how much of the work you still do yourself.

A Brief In, a Finished Page Out

43 page types across four families, each with its own design rulebook.

Pick the family, then pick the page.

  • Funnel steps. Sales, opt in, webinar, VSL, thank you, bridge, squeeze.
  • Website pages. Home, about, contact, services, pricing, FAQ, legal.
  • Member pages. Welcome, access, payment, registration, lessons, downloads.
  • Blog formats. Post, index, how to, listicle, guide, review, news.

A pricing page is built like a pricing page.

You See the Price First

Pages are written by Claude or GPT on your own Anthropic or OpenAI key, so each one costs you whatever that company charges and nothing more. Before you press the button, the estimator reads your brief and shows what this particular page is likely to cost, so nobody discovers the bill afterwards.

Every generation is then written to a history log with its date, its brief and its cost. That is a receipt, and it is also how you find a page you built weeks ago and reuse the brief that produced it.

You pick where the page lands: a template, a front end page, a blog page or a member page. It is built there directly, with nothing to convert, and website and blog pages are wired into your universal header and footer automatically.

Three Ways to Start a Page

  • Type a description of what you want.
  • Upload a screenshot or a design mockup.
  • Paste the address of a page you like.

Then edit it by talking to it.

Why This Beats Pasting From a Chat Window

Anyone can ask an AI chat tool for thirty emails. The models are much the same. What differs is where the writing lands.

The Pasting Is the Real Job

Getting thirty emails out of a chat window takes minutes. Turning them into a working sequence means thirty records, sixty fields, a delay on each and the right campaign attached. That is an afternoon, and it is where people give up around email nine.

A Chat Window Has No Data

It has never seen your merge fields, your campaigns or your member list, so what it writes is generic by construction. The generator here injects real tokens that resolve when the message sends, including each lead owner's own phone and email.

Changing Your Mind Is One Click

Deciding the whole sequence should carry a deadline in the P.S. means re-pasting everything through a chat window. Here a bulk update rewrites the messages you select against one instruction, in the background, in place.

A Chatbot That Trains on What You Already Have

Nine ways to teach it, and every extraction shown back to you, editable.

Paste your website and a video. Training done.

  • Free text, rich text and question and answer pairs.
  • Scraped web addresses, fetched and stored on save.
  • YouTube transcripts, pulled from any captioned video.
  • PDFs, Word documents, text files and spreadsheets.
  • It asks for a name and email, and creates a real lead.
  • Every conversation is logged with its capture outcome.

It works on cold traffic, with no login.

How a Call Fires

  • One click from any lead row
  • In bulk, across a selection
  • Automatically, as a lead arrives

It greets each lead by name.

Phone Agents, and One Rule

You register named AI phone agents, one for new lead intro calls and another for rebooking, each mapped to a provider assistant and optionally its own number. Three providers are supported with setup instructions in the panel: Vapi, ElevenLabs Conversational AI over Twilio, and Bland AI.

Every call is logged with its date, lead, number, provider, status and duration, and whether a person or the system started it. Afterwards an analysis screen holds the full transcript and an AI written summary, normalized across all three providers and signature verified so records cannot be spoofed.

One thing to be clear about. AI calling is used at your own risk, and you are responsible for using it legally, including telemarketing and robocall law, consent, do not call requirements and call recording rules where you and your leads are. Get proper consent before placing automated calls.

What the AI Half Costs to Run

Writing runs on your own Anthropic or OpenAI key, billed per request with nothing added. Calls run about $0.05 to $0.15 a minute on your own phone provider, which bills you per minute whichever product drives it. Both lines are set out in the piece on running costs.