50 brand name ideas + domain availability + trademark check.
50 brand name ideas + domain availability + trademark check.
100 keywords with volume, difficulty, intent. Ready to target.
Deep-dive on 3 competitors: stack, strategy, vulnerabilities.
Campaign structure + 20 keywords + 5 ad variations + tracking.
Complete Product Hunt launch package: taglines, maker comment, 7-day tweet countdown, hunter DMs, reply scripts, and thank-you email.
Monthly investor update done in 15 minutes: subject line, TL;DR, metrics table, asks, runway, and follow-ups for non-responders.
Full SaaS onboarding system: welcome copy, setup microcopy, 5-email drip, upgrade nudge, sticky-points checklist, and activation metric.
Pricing tiers plus full page copy: headers, bullets, CTA, 8 FAQs, annual framing, value-anchor table, and psychology rationale.
Ship-day content kit: changelog entry, in-app modal, 3 tweet variants, LinkedIn post, customer email, and why-this-matters lines.
April Dunford-style positioning doc — competitive alternatives, unique attributes, market category, one-line statement, elevator pitches, and 5 tagline candidates.
PRD that engineers will actually read — problem, user stories, acceptance criteria, edge cases, scope cuts, kill criteria. Pastes clean into Notion or Linear.
15 real objections (price, timing, competitor, ROI, security, switching cost) with responses, redirect questions, and case-study assignments. Plus red flags.
4-email winback (day 7/14/30/60), segmented by churn reason. Discount logic, sunset survey for ghosts, SMS variants for high-value accounts.
25-question website FAQ by buying stage, 15 Intercom/Crisp macros, refund script, churn-save script, onboarding FAQ. Less tickets, more closes.
Bottom-up 24-month SaaS model: MRR, CAC, LTV, runway, scenarios, and the assumptions doc your investors actually read.
Full first-hire pack: JD, 5-step interview, scorecard rubric, source list, and reject-fast criteria so you stop wasting Tuesdays.
Founder-style OKRs — 3 objectives, 9 measurable KRs, confidence scores, weekly tracking, and a retro template you'll actually run.
Blameless postmortem doc — 5-whys, action items with owners, customer impact statement, and the email you send affected users.
Diagnose why customers leave: classification, root cause per segment, 10-step retention playbook, 3 experiments, early-warning signals.
Most founders waste a week on the wrong artifact. Here’s the honest order things actually matter in, when you’re shipping solo with no budget.
You have an idea and no shipped product. The artifacts blocking you are usually a name (because the domain is sitting in someone's cart) and a deck (because there's a friendly conversation tomorrow). Skip the landing copy until something is built.
Product runs. You need a landing that explains it in 8 seconds and a way to drive your first 50 visitors. Cold email + ad copy generally beat content for the first batch because they don't depend on rank or audience.
First customers in the door. Time to set up the surfaces that bring people without you paying for them. SEO audits + keyword research + a 90-day content plan are the move. Don't try to outrank Stripe — go after low-comp founder queries.
Something is working. You need to turn one-time wins into a repeatable system: welcome sequences for the email list, structured ad rollout, and an honest read of what your competitors are doing better than you.
The free tier exists so you can sanity-check the output quality before paying anything. One anonymous run per tool per day, output truncated to ~30% length. If the truncated output is good enough to judge, drop your email — that unlocks three full-length runs per tool per month at no charge.
If you find yourself rerunning the same tool more than three times a month (typically: naming, cold email, ad copy), the one-time per-tool purchase pays for itself immediately. Unlimited generations on that one tool, Claude Sonnet quality, no expiry.
The $19/mo subscription only makes sense if you’re actively shipping — mid-launch, post-launch iteration, or running paid ads. Most browsers stay on free or single-tool paid forever, and that’s fine.
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