Turn your service into one repeatable product that gets results without depending on you.

In 30 days, we will help you take an existing service or piece of expertise and turn it into a clearly defined, repeatable product you can sell without reinventing the work for every client.

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The method behind this sprint has been through 950+ service businesses over 8 years. The sprint itself is brand new. You’re the first group through it, and that’s the entire reason the founder rate exists.

Does this sound like you?

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THE 30-DAY PRODUCTIZE SPRINT

From services to a product in 30 days.

You’ll take an existing service or piece of expertise and turn it into a clearly defined, repeatable product you can sell without reinventing the work for every client. You standardize how you arrive at the solution, not the solution itself. And once the offer is a product, getting better at delivering it makes you more money instead of less.

Here’s what you get

DELIVERABLE 1 · THE POSITIONING SNAPSHOT

Make your offer easier to understand, easier to buy, and easier to sell.

Get clear on who it’s for, the painful problem it solves, and the result you deliver, so the right clients understand the value quickly and sales conversations get simpler.

DELIVERABLE 2 · THE SIGNATURE FRAMEWORK

Get clients results faster while delivery gets easier and more profitable.

Turn the method in your head into a named, repeatable process your team can follow. Each time you deliver it, the process gets sharper, the work takes less time, and your capacity grows.

DELIVERABLE 3 · THE DELIVERY VEHICLE PLANNER

Keep every engagement on scope, on time, and profitable.

Package your process inside a fixed timeline, clear scope, and defined support model, so clients get what they need without endless revisions, extra calls, or work you never priced for.

All 3 reviewed by my team, and all 3 yours to keep. Together they’re the offer you sell, and the blueprint the work runs on when somebody says yes.

This is exactly what the sprint looks like.

Each week is one build and one submission. It’s designed so you can do it in a single sitting, because the people who need this most are the ones with the least room in their week. Budget 2-3 focused hours per week.

WEEK 1

Dial in your positioning.

Lock in exactly who your product is for and the outcome it delivers. You submit your Positioning Snapshot, and feedback comes back in 24 to 48 hours.

By the end of Week 1 the one client and the one outcome are decided, and you’ve had our notes back on them.

WEEK 2

Build your Signature Framework.

Turn how you arrive at the solution into named steps anyone can follow. Submit, get feedback, revise until it’s approved.

By the end of Week 2 your method has names and an order, so you can walk a prospect through it without improvising.

WEEK 3

Systemize your delivery.

Choose your delivery vehicle, then map who does what on every engagement. Same loop: submit, feedback in 24 to 48 hours.

By the end of Week 3 every step has an owner and a sequence, so the work doesn’t route through you by default.

WEEK 4

Finish and polish.

Your last review comes back and the three pieces become one offer. Nothing new to submit. Week 4 is review turnaround, catch-up and support.

By the end of Week 4 you have Your Productized Offer, finished. And if a client week blew up on you, this is the week you get it back.

Every week: a weekly live session for discussion, advice, and peer feedback. All sessions are recorded.

Enroll now and start productizing your business.

STARTING SEPTEMBER 15th

The Productize Sprint

30 DAYS

$1500

One time.

$1,500 once, and one sale of the thing you build makes it back.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

WHAT YOU WALK AWAY WITH

Your Positioning Snapshot, your Signature Framework, and your delivery plan: one offer, packaged as a product.

7-day satisfaction guarantee.

Do week one: watch the training, submit your work, get feedback on your work. If you don't think it's worth what you paid, tell us within 7 days of your sprint starting and we'll refund you.

“It was easily the best investment I made in my business. I can’t think of something that paid off in this way. Just the pre-selling of my new program allowed me to step away from 1-on-1. It’s exactly what you said it would be and just as challenging as you promised it would be.”

– Chris B.

Is the Productize Sprint right for you?

This system is designed for founders that want to remove themselves from all the parts of the business they don’t like, so they can spend time on the parts that they love, as well as their hobbies, their families, and all the non-business stuff.

Here’s how to know if this is for you

This is for you if...

This is not for you if...

Said differently, you don’t need anyone to teach you your craft. You need the thing you already do well turned into something you can sell twice and hand off once.

FAQ

Your Productized Offer. Which is 3 documents that stack:

  1. Your Positioning Snapshot. Who it’s for and what it gets them, on one page. This is what your sales conversations run on.
  2. Your Signature Framework. Your method, named and sequenced, so you stop improvising it fresh on every project.
  3. Your Delivery Vehicle Planner. How the work actually gets delivered. Who does what, in what order, every time.

All 3 reviewed by my team, and all 3 yours to keep. Together they’re the offer you sell, and the blueprint the work runs on when somebody says yes.

No. You keep delivering the service you deliver now.

The way I define it: you productize how you arrive at the solution. The solution itself stays custom to the client. So what gets standardized is your method: one named offer, a defined outcome, a set price, and a repeatable way of getting there.

Said differently, nobody’s asking you to become a coach or film a course. You package up the thing you already do, give it a name, and sell that on repeat.

And if you do want to turn this into a one-to-many program later, group coaching, a digital product, a workshop, the Delivery Vehicle Planner shows you how to do that too. Either way, the first job is unpacking the method that gets your client to a specific outcome.

Personal feedback on your product and offer submissions. You submit privately, feedback comes back in 24 to 48 hours, and you revise until it’s approved.

Weekly live sessions for discussion, advice and peer feedback.

All sessions are recorded, so miss one and you catch it on the replay.

You submit your assets to our team for review, and you’ll get our one-on-one personal feedback within 24 to 48 hours, reviewed against what’s worked across 950+ clients.

There may be one or two rounds of revisions between us until things are dialed and ready to go.

2–3 focused hours per week. The tools and the templates do the heavy lifting.

Each week is one build and one submission. It’s designed so you can do it in a single sitting, because the people who need this most are the ones with the least room in their week.

Yes. There’s a 7-day satisfaction guarantee.

Do week one: watch the training, submit your work, get feedback on your work. If you don’t think it’s worth what you paid, tell us within 7 days of your sprint starting and we’ll refund you.

Access to the material stops at the end of the sprint. That’s on purpose, it’s a sprint. Everything you built is yours and it doesn’t go anywhere.

And if you don’t get through the material in the time you have, there’s a low-cost continuation at $27/mo that keeps your access to the material and the weekly support call.

I get it, variety is probably part of why you got into this.

But that same custom is usually the thing capping your growth. When every project is bespoke, nothing gets faster, margins never improve, and the only way to grow is more of you.

Here’s the thing though: you’re productizing how you arrive at the solution, and the solution stays custom to every client. The strategy, the thinking, the part you actually like, that’s still different every time. What becomes repeatable is the scoping, the selling, and the delivery, aka the part that was eating your weeks.

And you can still take custom work. The difference is you’ll have one thing that’s easy to sell and easy to deliver, so the custom work you say yes to is the custom work you actually want.

Yes.

A blueprint you follow yourself is worth as much as one your team follows, and it’s the thing you hand over the day you do hire. What matters is that the work stops living in your head.

Yes, if you solve a real problem for a specific type of client.

We’ve worked with 950+ clients across all sorts of niches and services. The belief that “my service is different” is usually what’s holding someone back from productizing, more than the service itself.

And if every project has been completely different and you’re still working out who you serve, it’s too early.

What this looks like when it lands

Jonathan Mast
Karen
Justin Shaw
Casey Richardson
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Chris Baylis

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