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First paid step: USD 39 diagnostic

Private buyer-decision page sprint for SaaS positioning

Use the USD 39 AI Visibility Diagnostic when a full sprint is too early. It checks one product URL against buyer-intent questions and returns visibility notes plus fix recommendations. It does not buy ranking, placement, favorable coverage, or traffic guarantees.

39

Diagnostic

One product URL, five buyer questions, visibility notes, and fix recommendations.

0

Free preview

One buyer question, one likely objection, and the source checklist. No invoice.

1000

Lite sprint

48-hour fixed scope, paid checkout or invoice request.

250

Deposit fallback

Lower-risk start only when the buyer asks for it.

Review

Escalation

Larger custom scope only after a named owner or invoice intent exists.

AI Visibility Diagnostic

USD 39

Fast first-dollar path: one product URL, five buyer questions, answer-surface visibility notes, and five practical fix recommendations. No ranking, placement, or positive coverage guarantee.

Buy USD 39 diagnostic

Lite Decision Page Sprint

USD 1000

Primary first-five paid step: one SaaS tool URL, 48 hours, buyer-objection map, competitor framing, CTA copy, and one reusable sales or website decision asset.

Pay USD 1000 Lite

Lite invoice request

USD 1000

Use this path when procurement or billing needs an invoice before the Lite sprint can start.

Request Lite invoice

Deposit fallback

USD 250

Lower-risk first step only when a buyer asks to start smaller. Deposit does not replace the primary USD 1000 Lite ask.

Pay USD 250 deposit

Diagnostic first, sprint later

Start with the fixed diagnostic

Buy the USD 39 diagnostic when you need proof that this category is worth deeper positioning work. Move to the USD 1000 Lite sprint only after the product URL, competitor set, correction contact, and delivery window are clear.

Lite invoice requests go through the approved business contact. Instant checkout is handled by Polar at the listed Polar price. Payment does not buy favorable coverage, rankings, or SEO links; ToolPick keeps the editorial and factual-review boundaries listed below.

Deliverables

  • Official pricing, plan-limit, docs, and support-route checks.
  • Comparison table against the agreed competitor set.
  • Buyer-fit summary: best fit, poor fit, migration risk, and renewal risk.
  • Factual review window for source corrections before publication or delivery.
  • Optional private sales summary for vendor enablement.
  • Invoice record and delivery handoff tied to the selected package.

Boundaries

  • No positive coverage guarantee.
  • No ranking guarantee.
  • No backlink sale or paid SEO-link exchange.
  • Commercial relationships are disclosed where public.
  • ToolPick keeps editorial control and may decline publication.

Sample excerpt

What the paid brief looks like

This is an illustrative structure, not a paid-client result. The final brief uses the agreed competitor set, dated public sources, and a correction window for factual source fixes.

Buyer frame

Platform teams need proof that the vendor shortens a governed workflow without weakening security review or cost control.

Comparison angle

Evaluate against the nearest incumbent, internal workflow, and lower-cost substitute before writing copy or outbound claims.

Objection map

Name the review blockers: deployment model, secret handling, audit trail, support route, pricing expansion, and migration effort.

Next action

Turn the brief into one website proof table, one sales-response block, and one founder-led outbound angle.

Invoice-to-delivery handoff

Package choice, billing contact, delivery date, competitor set, correction contact, and delivery format.

Four-day sprint path

  1. Day 0: free preview, Lite payment, or Lite invoice request confirms buyer question, competitor set, and disclosure terms.
  2. Day 1: official pricing, limits, docs, security, support, and workflow sources checked.
  3. Day 2: measured buyer brief and comparison table drafted.
  4. Day 3: factual review window for corrections, not editorial control.
  5. Day 4: publish or deliver the private sales pack, then start 14-day readback if included.

Invoice path

Reply with the company or billing name, billing contact, product URL, package choice, competitor set, and preferred delivery date. Neo Genesis will confirm scope and issue invoice instructions from the approved business contact path.

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