We're Building In Front Of The Audience That Already Needs This.
Most early SaaS companies have to buy attention first. We're building the audience first, then monetizing with software and implementation.
GHL University attracts GHL users through education and community.
Jetpack turns that audience into recurring SaaS revenue.
DWY/DFY and Trusted Partners monetize users who want implementation help.
The Model
1
GHL University
Education + Community audience
2
Jetpack SaaS
Recurring software revenue
3
DWY/DFY + Partners
Implementation + network revenue
The Problem
GHL Users Don't Need More Tools. They Need A System.
"I just want to show up to a room full of people, change lives, and get paid — not figure out the tech."
GHL is powerful, but many users turn it into "digital spaghetti" - disconnected funnels, communities, automations, and follow-up that never sync.
Community activity from Skool and Facebook Groups rarely becomes clean CRM follow-up. Sales conversations happen outside the pipeline.
Missed follow-up, messy data, and tech overwhelm cost users real revenue every week.
Market Timing
Community Is Becoming The New Front Door For Sales.
Skool, Facebook Groups, and online communities are where prospects are raising their hands — but the CRM workflow has not caught up.
GHL users are building audiences in communities.
Sales conversations are happening outside the CRM.
Jetpack bridges community engagement directly into GHL follow-up.
GHL Ecosystem
GoHighLevel is widely used by agencies, coaches, consultants, and online businesses as an all-in-one platform. The ecosystem is growing - but the community-to-CRM workflow gap remains unsolved.
The Timing
Skool launched community + classroom tools that have accelerated how GHL users build audiences. The behavior is new. The tooling to monetize it has not caught up.
The Product
Jetpack Turns Community Attention Into Organized Sales Activity.
A Chrome Side Panel that connects Skool, Facebook Groups, and GoKolab activity directly into GoHighLevel.
Browse community members directly from the side panel.
Drag prospects into GHL pipeline stages.
Apply tags, notes, and opportunities without leaving the community.
Sync all activity into GHL contacts, pipelines, and follow-up workflows.
Community
→
Jetpack
→
GHL CRM
→
Sales
Product
Jetpack In Action.
A side-panel workflow that lets users organize community leads without leaving Skool, Facebook Groups, or GoKolab.
Browse community members directly from the side panel.
Move prospects into GHL pipeline stages with a drag.
Sync tags, notes, and activity into GoHighLevel automatically.
Product Demo
Watch Jetpack In 20 Seconds.
Jetpack combines Launchpads, setup guidance, and community-to-GHL workflows in one connected system.
Jetpack Dashboard
Chrome Extension - Live on Skool
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Pricing
A Free Entry Point With Clear Subscription Upside.
Free
$0
Core setup + account connection. The entry point that gets users into the Jetpack ecosystem.
Pro
$197/mo
Full Launchpad suite, workflows, foundational docs, and GHL sync. The core subscription tier.
Agency
$497/mo
Marketing engine, white-label options, and agency-level tools for teams and resellers.
Recurring Pro ($197/mo) and Agency ($497/mo) subscriptions. Free tier drives funnel entry. Scales with community growth.
Layer 2
DWY / DFY Implementation
Higher-ticket setup for users who want the system built with them or for them - funnels, automations, pipelines, and backend.
Layer 3
Trusted Partner Network
Vetted GHL experts surfaced to the community. Partner fees, referrals, certifications, and brokered deal upside. Emerging layer.
Audience
→
SaaS Subscription
→
Implementation
→
Partner Network
Traction
The Signal Is Already Positive.
413
Skool community members in under 2 months
#1
Ranked for "GHL" inside Skool search
5
SaaS beta customers enrolled before launch
20
Founding member target at $997 each
3
Beta closes from 35-person masterclass, $0 ad spend
The first masterclass gives us an encouraging acquisition benchmark to test and improve. This raise funds acceleration, not discovery.
Go-To-Market
Education Creates Trust. Trust Drives Conversion.
1
Creator Content & Skool Growth
GHL education builds trust and attracts pre-qualified community members organically.
2
Monthly Masterclass
Live events convert community members into beta and paying customers. 35 attendees → 3 closes at zero ad spend.
3
Jetpack Free → Pro / Agency
Free entry removes friction. Pro and Agency subscriptions create recurring SaaS revenue from a pre-warmed audience.
4
DWY/DFY + Trusted Partners
High-ticket implementation demand is captured. Partner network creates scalable fulfillment and referral revenue.
↺ Each step reinforces the next — proof and community growth feed back into step 1
12-Month Model
A Practical Path From Beta Revenue To Recurring Revenue.
Conservative
Founding revenue$19,940
Year-end MRR~$1,500/mo
DWY/DFY~$5,000
~$37,000
Base Case
Founding revenue$19,940
Year-end MRR~$5,400/mo
DWY/DFY~$15,000
~$71,000
Upside
Founding revenue$19,940
Year-end MRR~$11,800/mo
DWY/DFY~$35,000
Partner upside$5K-$10K
~$135,000
Early-stage estimates. Model will be updated as beta conversion data comes in.
Use of Funds
$50,000 To Finish, Launch, And Scale.
Product completion / development$15,000 · 30%
Founder runway + operating expenses$18,000 · 36%
Creator / content engine$7,500 · 15%
Ads / masterclass promotion$5,000 · 10%
Software / admin / contingency$4,500 · 9%
Total raise$50,000
Stabilize Jetpack for commercial launch and move beta users toward paid subscriptions.
Convert founding members into Pro/Agency subscription revenue.
Scale the education and masterclass acquisition engine with paid promotion.
The Ask
We're Raising $50,000 To Commercialize Jetpack.
The audience is forming. The product is in beta. The first customers are paying. The next step is focused execution.
413
Community members
5
Paying beta customers
$19,940
Founding member target at 20 buyers
Deal Structure
Structure to be discussed based on your preferred risk/return profile - repayment multiple, revenue share, or convertible-style structure. This is a conversation, not a menu.
Let's discuss structure, timeline, and your level of involvement.
