Your Grand Slam Offer
Goal: Build an offer so good a stranger feels stupid saying no.
What's a Grand Slam Offer?
A term Alex Hormozi made famous: an offer so good it's impossible to refuse. That's it. You stack enough value, drop the price low enough, and reverse enough risk that a reasonable person looks at it and can't find a real reason to say no.
Your app already has a grand slam offer baked in. Let's walk through each piece so you can pitch it without stumbling.
The offer, piece by piece
1. Beautifully designed out of the box
Every page looks like a designer made it. Warm fonts, clean spacing, not a grid of gray buttons.
2. $12/year — a dollar a month
That's the whole price. Linktree's cheapest paid plan is $5/month. Yours is $1 and it looks better.
Linktree at 1/10th the cost and 10x the design. That's the honest one-liner.
3. Easy — your customer builds theirs in minutes
Five minutes to build a beautiful page. No technical skill required.
4. Stripe payments built in
Most link-in-bios are billboards. Yours is a checkout counter. Your customers can sell coaching, take bookings, or collect payments right on their page. One-click checkout, money lands in their Stripe.
5. A clean URL on your brand domain
Each customer's page lives at yourdomain.com/page/their-name. Every customer gets their own link.
6. Free to build, $12 to go live
No sign-up, no card. Your customer builds the whole page for free and only pays the $12 when they hit publish. Page goes live instantly.
7. Their own QR code (optional)
Every customer gets a QR code linking straight to their page. They can stick it on a business card, a product, a booth, or anywhere they want.
This isn't built into your app yet. Use the prompt below to build it.
Read my blueprint.txt. I want to add a small QR code feature to the customer dashboard. Build me a b...
8. A 14-day money-back guarantee (optional, but recommended)
On top of everything else: if they don't like it in 14 days, full refund. No questions asked.
On a $12 product this is almost free for you and completely flips the psychology for the buyer. They're not risking money, you are. Most people won't cancel because they'll like the page, and for the few who don't, $12 isn't even worth the effort of asking for a refund. The guarantee makes ten more people say yes for every one who refunds. And when someone does ask, issuing the refund takes about ten seconds from the Stripe dashboard.
If you really don't want to offer refunds, leave this piece out. But for the price of a couple refunded $12 payments, it's the easiest conversion lift you'll ever get.
Your free giveaway: the 5-step guide
On top of the offer itself, you're also giving them a free PDF: "5 Steps to a Clean Link-in-Bio That Converts." It's a tight one-pager that shows readers how to turn visitors into customers.
Why? Because when you reach out to people in Module 12, you're leading with free value. You're showing them you're not just trying to sell them something — you're willing to help for free first.
The guide is short, the download is below and you can use the prompt below to add the guide to your app.
Download the PDF
↓ Download 5-steps-clean-link-in-bio.pdf
Use this same PDF in your outreach later. Download it now, keep it handy, and attach it whenever you want to lead with value while pitching cold.
Add the guide to your app
Now tell your AI to add a clean way for people to view the guide inside the app.
Read my blueprint.txt. I want to add my 5-step guide in two places: my public landing page and my lo...
Price explained
Linktree's cheapest paid tier starts at $5/month ($60/year), and their higher plans run up to $300/year. Competitors like Beacons, Stan, and Koji charge $100–$300/year for similar features.
You're charging $12/year — which is $1/month, billed yearly.
Your offer in one sentence
Build your own beautiful mini website in minutes, live on your own URL, with Stripe payments built in. $12 a year. If you don't like it in 14 days, full refund.
That's the shape of every DM you're about to send. Memorize it.
You can explain your offer in one breath. You know why it's structurally hard to refuse: beautifully designed, a dollar a month, easy to build, Stripe payments, clean URL, free to craft until you publish, optional QR code, and a money-back guarantee — plus a free 5-step guide outside the offer to pull people in.
Recommended read
The book where the Grand Slam Offer concept comes from. If you want to understand why this offer structure works — or how to build similar offers for bigger products — this is worth reading. The concepts are the same whether you're selling a $12 link-in-bio or a $12,000 service.