paidwith.ai

Three days. One website. Sent to the business it's for.

Three days from now you'll have built a website good enough to charge for. And you'll have sent it.

Pick a local business with a bad website. Build them a better one. Send it before they ask. That's it. I did it once and got paid $6,350.

1Pick a businessAny local one with a bad website.
2Build their websiteYou answer four questions. A Claude Skill does the building. No code.
3Send it to themUnasked. That's the part that works.

Get the skill · $27

you'll have the skill in two minutes

The website the kit builds. A cafe's own line as the headline over a full-width photo of the shopfront, a button to find them, and a trust line underneath.

You don't need to be technical. You need one finished thing.

Here's the problem. You've watched the videos. Maybe bought a course or two. And you have nothing to show anybody.

Nobody buys what they can't see.

That's not a skill problem. It's not a confidence problem. You just haven't made the thing yet.

So make one. Three days. One website. For a real business, whether they asked or not.

You won't write code. You'll answer four questions and read what comes back. If you can look at a website and say what's wrong with it out loud, you can do this.

what lands at checkout

A Claude Skill with taste

You get a Claude Skill. You drop it into Claude. It builds the website.

Most AI websites look like AI built them. Same layout. Same stock photos. Same grey boxes.

Yours won't. Why? Because the rules inside that file are mine, and I learned every one of them on a job where somebody was paying me.

Use their colours. Never pick your own.
Three pictures minimum. Fewer looks broken.
Nothing true to say in a section? Delete the section.

Then it checks its own work. Every rule, before it hands the site back, and it tells you what it was least sure about. You're never guessing.

That file is yours the second you pay. Doesn't matter what happens after.

Two websites side by side. On the left a generic AI page with a purple gradient, three icon columns and a stock photo. On the right the scoliosis clinic page built with the kit, in the clinic own colours.

the three days

One task a day. That's the whole thing.

Day 1 · Run it

Install it, run it once on any business

Just to see what comes out. You finish day one holding a real page.

Day 2 · Build the real one

Pick one local business with a bad website

Find three things wrong. Build them a better website, with the one idea that makes them want it.

Day 3 · Send it

Write the message. Check it. Send it.

That last one is the whole point. Most things like this end with a file on your laptop. This one ends with your work in front of a stranger, because that's the part everyone skips and it's the only part that pays.

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the skill arrives the moment you join

the one trick worth learning

Show the idea. Don't describe it.

My first client runs a scoliosis clinic.

His website said: Straighten Your Spine Without Surgery.

So I drew his spine. Bent at the top. Half straight in the middle. Straight at the bottom. Three pictures, side by side.

He didn't have to imagine it. He could see it.

He paid me $6,350 that week.

That's the trick. Find the one thing a business already says about itself. Then show it instead of describing it.

You do that on day 2. The skill does the hard part.

So can this get you paid? Yes. It's the whole thing, not a piece of it.

Will it? Probably not. Most people who buy this never send anything, and nothing happens to a page sitting on your laptop. The ones who get paid are the ones who reach day 3 and press send.

The same spine illustration shown three times: curved at one hundred per cent deviation, half straightened at fifty per cent, and straight on the datum line. — The actual frames. Illustration only, not an x-ray or a treatment outcome.

Cole Shihan

I've run a digital agency for seven years. A few months ago I opened a brand new Upwork account anyway. No reviews, no portfolio, nothing to point at. I wanted to know whether this still worked starting from zero.

The scoliosis clinic was the first job it won. Everything on this page is from that account.

where the rules came from

Sites I've built for clients

Every rule in that file exists because something broke. On a real job. That I was getting paid for. That's why the rules are so oddly specific, and it's why they work.

This is my portfolio. You're not building one of these this week. You're building the one page that gets you hired.

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read this before day 4

Most of them go nowhere. That's normal.

You'll send your page. Nothing will happen. No reply, not even a read. You'll think it didn't work.

It worked. Here are my own numbers from 90 days of sending.

These are from Upwork, where people had already posted a job and were looking to hire. Sending cold to a local business is slower, because nobody asked. Expect fewer reads and more silence than this.

86proposals sent

16got read

9calls

6hired me

Read that again. Only 16 of 86 got opened. But of those 16, more than half turned into a call. And two out of every three calls hired me.

So the work is fine. Getting seen is the problem. The only fix is sending more.

That shape is what holds wherever you send. The ratios will be different. Once somebody actually looks, the work closes, and getting looked at is the whole job.

You get this card on day 3, right after you press send. So on day 4, when it's quiet, you'll know that's normal.

what you get

Five things. One of them is the exact message that got me in the door on the $6,350 job.

All of it is $27.

One payment. Not a subscription. Nothing renews.

The Claude Skill. The file that builds the website, and checks its own work. Yours the second you join.
The three-picture trick. The thing that won the job.
The 90 words I sent. Word for word, and why each line is in there.
My real numbers. So when nobody replies at first, you know that's normal.
The send checklist. One page. Check it, then send.

Do the three days and send your page. If you still think it was a waste of $27, email me and I'll refund you.

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the honest number

What it actually costs

I'd rather you knew this before you paid me than after.

You need Claude Pro to run the skill. That's $20 a month, paid to Anthropic, not to me. The free version doesn't include Claude Code, so there's no way around it.

That's the only other thing. No other tools. No ads. Hosting is free.

First Site, once$27 to me

Claude Pro$20 to Anthropic

Everything else$0

and if you tell someone

Every buyer gets a link. Share it, and 90% of each $27 is yours.

That's $24 a sale, paid 30 days after, and it's the most the system lets me give. One sale and your $27 is back.

before you buy

What this is not

I'd rather tell you now than have you find out after.

This can get you paid. It won't build you a business.

You get one way in. A page, sent, and someone who hires you off it. That's a real skill and it's yours to keep.

What you don't get is what comes after. A new way to make money every month, and the daily plan that sells it. Better ways to find clients than the one you just learned. More things you can build and charge for. All of it from your desk, in two or three hours a day.

That's paidwith.ai · sell, my Skool community, $149 a month. If you want one client, this page is enough. If you want to stop trading your day for somebody else's, that's the one, and you can buy it when you're ready.

You'll build a clean, real one-page website. Not a full animated build.

You learn to sell the idea here. Building the big ones is a later step.

be honest with yourself

Who this is for

Yes if

You know AI can do a lot. You just don't know where to start.There's too much of it and everybody is shouting. This is one thing, finished in three days, instead of another course you half watch. Day 1 is a practice run on a business that doesn't matter, so you find out it works before anything is riding on it.
You can see the window, and you don't want to watch it close.This looks to me like dropshipping did early on. There's a gap right now where this is easy and most people haven't noticed yet. Gaps don't stay open.
You want to build websites and sell them.That's the whole job. That's what the three days teach.
You've got nothing to show yet.No clients, no portfolio, no first piece. Day 2 gives you one that's real.

No if

You want to watch it now and do it later.Later doesn't come. You know this already.
You can't give it an hour a day for three days.It's three hours total. If they're not there this week, buy it the week they are.
You won't send anything to a stranger.Day 3 asks you to. If that's a no, this won't work, and I'd rather you kept your $27.