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📦 Turn Your Service Into a Productized Offer

Turn the app you built for yourself into something other people pay to use. These prompts add the parts that make a tool into a product: customer sign-in, plans and trials, limits that mean something, a billing lifecycle that handles the awkward cases, and an admin view so you can see who is actually using it. The unglamorous half nobody enjoys assembling.
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Turn Your Service Into a Productized Offer

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I sell consulting by the hour and I have run out of hours. Build me a productized service app. Let me define packages, each with a name, a fixed price, a defined scope of exactly what is delivered, explicit exclusions, a typical delivery time and the internal effort I expect it to take. Keep a standard delivery process per package as a set of steps so every engagement runs the same way. When a client buys a package, create the engagement with its steps, owner and dates. Track my capacity by showing committed effort against available effort per week, so I can see before I sell whether I can deliver. Record actual effort against each engagement so margin per package is real rather than assumed. Add an AI agent that reviews engagements I have already completed and drafts a package definition from the work that repeats most, including sensible exclusions. Automate a scheduled weekly capacity report and an alert when a package is running over its expected effort. Two logins: a client who sees only their own engagement, and an owner who sees capacity and margin.

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Turn Your Service Into a Productized Offer

Package repeat consulting work into fixed-scope offers with a standard delivery process, capacity tracking, and margin per package.

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Consultants sell time and then run out of it. This packages the work you already repeat into a fixed offer with a defined scope, so selling stops being a proposal every time.

What's Included

  • Fixed packages with a defined scope including what is excluded.
  • A standard delivery process that runs the same way each time.
  • Capacity visible so you stop overselling yourself.
  • An assistant that drafts a package from work you have already done.

How To Use

  1. Package what you already repeat. Do not invent a new offer.
  2. State exclusions clearly. That is what makes a fixed price safe.
  3. Track capacity. A productized service oversold is worse than an hourly one.
  4. Review margin per package. Some will be quietly loss-making.

Sell it through quote prompts, and deliver it with client portal prompts.