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For course creators and coaches

Claude Turns Your Knowledge Into a Money Conveyor Belt

Funnel Farming gives Claude what 140 real funnels do. It builds the whole funnel around what you teach, from the first page to the second sale, with its own story and look, on your own Stripe.

Build My Course Funnel

$399 a year or $79 a month. Free for ACA community members.

A made-up demo it built. Click through it
Six After Forty, a made-up demo: the sales page's first screen on a phone, "Men in Their 40s Are Getting the Best Abs of Their Lives on 3 Workouts a Week", its subheadline and a charcoal illustration with its caption.
Six After Forty · sales page

Five made-up creators. Five funnels it built.

Dating, side income, fitness after 40, Meta ads and GLP-1: five hooks that sell, from the same engine. Open one and go through it as a buyer would. Tick the bump, say yes or no to each upsell, and see where you land. There's no card, and nothing is charged.

  1. 01 · Dating

    Player Two

    with Jake Moreno

    1. $27 the sale
    2. +$17 bump
    3. $67 upsell · if no $27
    4. $297 upsell · if no $97
    Click through it

  2. 02 · Money

    The Shelf Stack

    with Ryan Cole

    1. $37 the sale
    2. +$27 bump
    3. $97 upsell · if no $37
    4. $497 upsell · if no $97
    Click through it

  3. 03 · Fitness

    Six After Forty

    with Coach Mike Torres

    1. $27 the sale
    2. +$17 bump
    3. $67 upsell · if no $27
    4. $297 upsell · if no $67
    Click through it

  4. 04 · Meta ads

    The Signal Method

    with Nate Fischer

    1. $47 the sale
    2. +$27 bump
    3. $97 upsell · if no $37
    4. $297 upsell · if no $67
    Click through it

  5. 05 · GLP-1

    Firm & Strong

    with Coach Priya Shah

    1. $27 the sale
    2. +$17 bump
    3. $67 upsell · if no $27
    4. $297 upsell · if no $67
    Click through it

Every creator, story, review and rating in the demos is made up, to show where your real ones go.

Why I built it

I sell digital products with paid ads. The first sale rarely pays for the ad. The second sale does.

Illustration: a course creator at his kitchen table late at night, rubbing his eyes beside his laptop, phone, calculator and an ad bill.
11:40pm. The course sold. Every buyer still left at the first price.

You know that already. The hard part was never knowing what a funnel needs. It was building one: copy for every page, a design that doesn't look like a template, offers wired to Stripe, all before the launch date.

I tried the usual ways. A template looks like everyone else's. An agency quote takes weeks and costs more than the launch. And when I asked Claude for a funnel, it wrote one good page and stopped at the checkout.

Illustration in three panels: the same man bored by a grid of page templates, holding up a quote that unrolls to the floor, and shrugging at a laptop with one short page.
The template, the agency quote, the one-page draft. None of them built what comes after checkout.

So I went through 140 funnel teardowns, page by page, and turned what they do into rules Claude follows. Then I built the engine those pages run on, and put the specialists who plan, write and design them inside Claude.

Illustration: the man drawing arrows between five sheets laid out on his desk, from a long letter to a checklist, with one arrow branching off.
Page by page, in order. The arrows are where the money is.

Now Claude builds the whole thing, and I review it. I run my own funnels on it. Now you can have your own copy.

— Cedric

Everything on the belt, built by Claude

You bring the course. Claude writes, designs and wires every page around it. Here's what it built for the five demos, exactly as a buyer sees them.

  1. 01

    It writes your sales letter

    The story, a picture with a caption for each beat, the offer and the price, in your voice, from what you tell it about your course and your buyer.

    Player Two $27, one payment

    Player Two's sales page: a story picture in the linocut look, with its caption.
    Player Two · sales page
  2. 02

    It picks and prices the add-ons

    Small extras that make your course easier to use, priced against the main offer and labelled plainly at checkout.

    The Shelf Stack The Niche Vault, +$27

    The Shelf Stack's checkout: the main offer, the bump ticked under "Pre-checked for you. Untick it if you don't want it.", and today's total.
    The Shelf Stack · checkout
  3. 03

    It builds the offers after the sale

    Each one pitched on the gap your course leaves, then charged in one tap to the card already on file, straight into your Stripe.

    Six After Forty Follow-Along Sessions, $67

    Six After Forty's first upsell: the bar "Order complete, Step 2 of 4", then "Wait! Want every workout filmed and ready to press play?"
    Six After Forty · upsell
  4. 04

    It writes every no-thanks

    Each decline line names what the buyer is turning down, and leads to a smaller version at a lower price.

    Firm & Strong The Band Starter Videos, $27

    Firm & Strong after a no: "Just want to get the moves right? Take the Starter Videos."
    Firm & Strong · after a no
  5. 05

    It writes the thank-you page

    The first step, what arrives and when, and the next offer up, so buyers start instead of drifting off.

    The Signal Method's thank-you page: what arrives by email, and when.
    The Signal Method · thank-you page

Three beliefs that keep course funnels at one sale

  1. Belief 1

    “AI pages all look the same.”

    They do when the AI has nothing to go on. Every funnel here starts with a brief: who buys, what they've tried, the story, the look. Same engine, five buyers, five pages you'd never mix up.

    1. Player Two's pre-head and headline: "The 2-Minute-a-Day Chat Framework That Gets Video Game Addicts 3 to 4 First Dates a Month".
      Dating · Player Two
    2. The Shelf Stack's pre-head and headline: "How to Add an Extra $10K to $15K a Month Selling AI-Written Ebooks on Amazon".
      Money · The Shelf Stack
    3. Six After Forty's pre-head and headline: "Men in Their 40s Are Getting the Best Abs of Their Lives on 3 Workouts a Week".
      Fitness · Six After Forty
    4. The Signal Method's pre-head and headline: "The Secret Meta Ads Strategy Professional Media Buyers Don't Want You to Know".
      Meta ads · The Signal Method
    5. Firm & Strong's pre-head and headline: "The 10-Minute-a-Day Workout That Gets GLP-1 Users Their Muscle and Tone Back".
      GLP-1 · Firm & Strong

  2. Belief 2

    “I don't have anything to sell after the course.”

    You do. You just haven't packaged it yet. Every course leaves a gap: the how, the done-for-you, the faster way, time with you. Claude finds the gap in yours, shapes it into offers, prices them and writes each pitch.

    The bottom of The Signal Method's first upsell: total value struck through, today's price, "One click. No need to re-enter your card.", the yes button and the no-thanks line.
    The Signal Method · an offer Claude built from the course's gap

  3. Belief 3

    “I'd need a tech person.”

    You ask in plain words, in Claude Code or the editor you already use. Claude writes, designs and wires the funnel to your Stripe. You check every page, price and no-thanks line in the admin, and ask for changes the same way.

    The admin's Pages card for Six After Forty: steps 0 to 6 with each page type, price and decline line.
    The admin · Six After Forty's pages (3 of 7 columns)

How your AI builds it

Four specialists inside Claude, in the order they work. You bring the offer. Each one hands the next a finished piece.

  1. 01

    The Funnel Architect

    Plans the ladder: what sells first, the bumps, the upsells, the lighter offers, the prices, and where every yes and no leads.

    Hands back: the brief

  2. 02

    The Sales Page Copywriter

    Writes the story and the pitch in your voice, then every upsell and downsell page and each no-thanks line.

    Hands back: every word

  3. 03

    The Funnel Designer

    Gives the funnel its own look, built for a phone first, and lays out the picture each section needs.

    Hands back: the pages

  4. 04

    The CRO Expert

    Reads each page the way a buyer does, scores it, and fixes the weakest parts first, in the page itself.

    Hands back: the fixes

Get your own copy of Funnel Farming

Same system either way. Your funnels, your Stripe.

Everything you get

  • The ladder engine

    Sales page, checkout with up to two bumps, one-click upsells and downsells, and the thank-you page. Any shape, from one offer to two upsells with a lighter offer behind each.

  • Four specialists inside your AI

    The Funnel Architect, the Sales Page Copywriter, the Funnel Designer and the CRO Expert, working from what 140 real funnels do. Plain files you can read and change, updated while you're subscribed.

  • Payments on your own Stripe

    Every sale, add-on and one-click offer is paid straight into your Stripe. Test mode until you switch a funnel live.

  • The admin

    Every funnel's steps, prices and no-thanks lines, your products, and every order with where the buyer came from.

  • Your AI agent, plugged in

    One pasted prompt connects Claude Code, Cursor or your editor to every funnel. It rewrites weak copy, and can't touch prices, routing or Stripe.

  • Your own copy

    Hosting billed by Vercel and Supabase, payments by Stripe, straight to you. Your buyers and your data stay yours.

Works in Claude Code · Cursor · VS Code · Windsurf · Claude Desktop

Best value
Yearly
$948$399a year
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Billed once a year. That's $33.25 a month.

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Monthly
$79a month

Billed every month.

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Month to month, cancel any time. Your funnels live on your own accounts, so they stay yours.

In the ACA community? Funnel Farming is included in your membership.

Hosting is billed by Vercel and Supabase, and payments by Stripe, on your own accounts.

Is it for you?

It's for you if

  • You sell a course, a program or coaching, and each buyer pays you once.
  • You already send people to a sales page: ads, email, social or a community.
  • You're happy typing a request to an AI and checking what it did.

It's not for you if

  • You don't have an offer yet. Start there, then come back.
  • You want a drag-and-drop page builder.
  • You need subscriptions or payment plans in the funnel today. It charges one payment per offer.

Questions people ask

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You work in Claude Code or another AI coding tool, so you need to be happy typing a request and checking what it did. The code comes with the instructions your AI needs to set it up and build your funnel.

What do I need to run it?

A Stripe account for the payments, and accounts at Vercel (hosting) and Supabase (database and files), which bill you directly for what you use. GoHighLevel if you want buyers sent to a CRM. And your AI coding tool's own plan.

Does it do subscriptions or payment plans?

Not yet. The engine charges one-time payments: the main offer with its bumps, then each upsell or downsell the buyer says yes to.

Does it host my course?

No. It sells it. After each order, the buyer and what they bought go to your GoHighLevel, where your access email or course invite goes out. Videos on your sales pages are hosted on Bunny Stream and attached by pasting the link.

Will it sound like me?

It writes from what you give it: your offer, your buyer, your stories and the way you talk. You read every page before it goes live, and ask for changes in plain words until it does.

Are the example creators real?

No. Jake Moreno (Player Two), Ryan Cole (The Shelf Stack), Coach Mike Torres (Six After Forty), Nate Fischer (The Signal Method) and Coach Priya Shah (Firm & Strong) are made up, built with the kit to test it. Their stories, reviews and ratings are samples too, showing where your real ones go. The funnels run on the engine as demos: no card, no charge, nothing for sale.

Does it only work for dating, money and fitness?

No. Those are the biggest info-product markets, so the demos lean on them. Claude doesn't care what you teach: any course, program, playbook or coaching offer gets a funnel built around it.

Can the AI agent break a funnel?

No. The agent reads everything and changes words: headlines, bullets, buttons and copy blocks. It can't change prices, products, routing, funnel status or anything in Stripe.

What happens if I cancel?

The monthly plan is month to month. Your funnels, your buyers and your data live in your own Stripe, Vercel and Supabase accounts, not ours.

I'm in the ACA community. Do I pay?

No. Funnel Farming is included in your ACA membership.

You made the course. Let your AI build what sells it.

Illustration: the man on a sunny Saturday by an open window, sketching his next course in a notebook, his phone lit beside his mug and a dog asleep on the rug.
Saturday morning. The funnel's running, and you're sketching the next course.

Every page in your voice, with its own look, live on your own Stripe. No funnel team, no tech person, no template.

Build My Course Funnel

$399 a year or $79 a month. Free for ACA community members.

P.S. Click through one of the five demos before you decide. Tick the bump, say no to an upsell, and watch where it sends you. That's what your AI builds around your course, on your own Stripe, for $399 a year or $79 a month. Free if you're in the ACA community.

Two other ways to use it

The same system comes set up for two other jobs, each with its own demos.