Offer Desk
Get a complete offer on one page: the result, what is included, the guarantee, and a proposed price.
Offerone skill · course includedversion 2026-11-03Model tested: claude-sonnet-5-5, 2026-11-03, pass
After the first use you have
A one-page offer: the result promised, what is included, extras that remove objections, a guarantee you can keep, and a proposed price with a floor and a test.
Founders often try to fix a weak offer with more marketing. The fix is usually the offer itself.
The Offer desk walks through the parts of a complete offer in order, then runs three checks a careful buyer runs in their head: is it clear, is it proven, and what is the risk to me.
Prices come out as proposals with a floor and a test, never as final numbers.
It asks you for
- What you sell and who buys it
- The result your buyer wants, in their words
- What they pay today for the alternative
- What it costs you to deliver
- Proof you have (results, customers, credentials)
You get
- Offer name
- Result and time frame
- Who it is for and not for
- What is included
- Objections and answers
- Guarantee
- Real urgency
- Proposed price with floor and test
- Weakest point and one fix
Door one
Use now
Free account
Create a free account to see the prompt. Every account gets one skill free: the one for the desk you are stuck on.
Door two
Install for reuse
60-second test
Check it works
- Paste the prompt into any AI chat.
- Answer: "Bookkeeping cleanup for small online shops; owners use a spreadsheet today; costs me 6 hours per client."
- Check the clarity, proof, and risk checks are each marked green, yellow, or red.
- Check the guarantee is two sentences with a clear condition.
- Pass if the price comes with a floor and a test, labeled as a proposal.
Changelog
- First version, written for the MentorMe Store. Buyer check rewritten as clarity, proof, and risk after the audit.