Stop re-explaining your consulting offer on every single call

Consulting is easy to deliver and hard to package. Your value shifts depending on the client, which makes writing a single clear offer feel almost dishonest.

Where it usually goes wrong

Because your work is custom, you've probably avoided writing anything down at all, which means every lead starts from scratch on a call, and plenty of unqualified people take up time you don't have.

How it works for consultants

Step 1

You answer the offer questions

You describe your ideal client, the problem you solve, and the range of engagements you offer, without needing to pin down one rigid package.

Step 2

You get your readiness report

We flag where your positioning is too broad ('business consulting') and help you narrow it enough that the right prospects self-select in.

Step 3

You approve your one-page plan

Your one-page plan defines your named process or framework, your proof from past engagements, and what makes your approach different from generic advice.

Step 4

We build your assets

We build your positioning page and qualifying application so prospects answer key questions before they ever book time with you.

Step 5

You launch

The launch checklist connects your calendar and CRM, so applications flow straight into a pipeline instead of a messy inbox.

The template that fits best

Application Conversion System

For higher-priced work where you talk to people first. They apply, you filter, the right ones land on your calendar.

Common questions

My engagements vary a lot in scope. Will this force me into one price?

No. You can describe a range or starting price, and your qualifying questions are built to surface the details that determine actual scope before you quote anything.

Can I use this for both one-off projects and retainers?

Yes. Converter Pro lets you build a separate offer and plan for each type of engagement, each with its own positioning and application.

Will this make me sound less like a real consultant and more like a template?

The writing is generated from your specific answers about your process and clients, not generic consulting language, so it reflects how you actually work.