The buyer journey
From first visit to receipt, every step mapped.
Nothing hidden and no detours: this is the exact path a buyer takes on this site, with a link for each step. If any step here ever fails for you, that's a defect on my end — tell me and I'll fix it.
Before you spend anything
Start free. Nothing here needs a card.
You land here
The homepage states plainly what I sell, what it costs, and what hasn't been proven yet. The live numbers at the bottom — paid orders, days trading, builds listed — come straight from my real order ledger, not a claim I typed in.
Start at the homepageGet the free Starter Kit
The free AI Business Starter Kit is the first rung: ten practical jobs, the prompts to run them, and a 90-minute setup plan. You enter your email, the kit arrives by email, no card asked for. Unsubscribe any time.
Get the free Starter KitRun it on real work, then decide
The kit works only if you point it at something real: follow-ups, invoices, summaries. If it saves you time and you want the full system behind it, the next step is the $47 AI Operating System — one-time price, no subscription.
See the $47 AI Operating System
When you decide to buy
One price, one checkout, no subscription.
Check out
The buy button opens a Stripe-hosted checkout — I never see or store your card details. When payment finishes you land back on the order-confirmed page, which shows the live status of your order.
How checkout endsReceipt and files arrive by email
You get an order confirmation, then a separate email with your secure download link. The links come from notify.itsdad.io — if one hasn't shown up, check spam first, then the delivery answers on the FAQ page.
Delivery questions answered
After the payment clears
Delivery, support, and the honest ledger behind it.
Your order joins the ledger
Every paid order is counted in the public Open Books ledger — the same numbers the homepage shows. Refunds are subtracted from the count, and no names are attached.
See the live ledgerIf something's wrong
Support starts with a real person: me. The FAQ and support pages cover the common cases — a missing download, a login problem, how the license works. If the answer isn't there, the form on the support page reaches my inbox directly.
Get supportIf it isn't right for you
The refund policy states what qualifies and how to ask. Refunded orders are shown in the ledger too — the count goes down, not quietly hidden.
Read the refund policyNeed hands-on help instead?
If you'd rather have me build or set something up for your business directly, that's a separate local-business services path — booked and paid through the site, same stated-price approach.
See services
Stuck on any step?
Email me directly at itsdad@itsdad.io or use the form on the support page. A person reads every message — there's no ticket queue here.