Inside the Bundle: Both Kits, Organized
The five free prompts gave you the two ends — a listing that gets found, a campaign that gets replies. This is everything behind them.
What the bundle actually is
Two kits, one machine. Forty-five prompts, five scripts, four SOPs — built from the same live campaigns, organized so the two levers multiply instead of competing for your morning.
Kit one — the Ecom Listing Engine. Twenty-five prompts.
The listing side of the machine. Twenty-five prompts, each doing a single job: SEO titles (prompts 1–6) — the title builder for every product type, core term first, attributes second, long-tail phrases in the back half. Thirteen tags (prompts 7–12) — thirteen long-tail search phrases, all real buyer language. Descriptions (prompts 13–18) — the one-paragraph answer to is this exactly what I was searching for?, the FAQ block, the shipping-and-care section, the policy-safe wording. And the listing system (prompts 19–25) — the refresh prompt that revives a dying listing, the A/B variant builder, the seasonal retitle, the new-product launcher, bulk mode for ten products in one session, the audit prompt that tells you which three listings to fix first, and the monthly maintenance rhythm.
Kit two — the LeadGen Agent Kit. Five scripts, four SOPs, twenty prompts.
The outreach side of the machine. Script 1 — prospect-collector: builds the list from public directories, niche plus place, thirty prospects that look like your last client. Script 2 — email-gate: the full verification pass, syntax, domain, mailbox — dead addresses cut before a single send. Script 3 — domain-check: SPF, DKIM, DMARC, the warm-up table — one glance tells you if the domain is safe to send from. Script 4 — sender: sends your verified, personalized emails one by one, never a blast. Script 5 — reply-tracker: logs replies, bounces, silence — three campaigns in, you know your market. Then the four SOPs — Email-gate, Warm domain, Five a day, Follow-up — the habits as checklists. And twenty prompts in four blocks: icebreakers (1–5), subject lines (6–10), body and rewrites (11–15), research and replies (16–20).
Forty-five prompts total. Not a course to watch, not a guide to read — tools you open, feed a fact, and run. What you see here is what you get. No upsells, no levels, no "module 7 unlocks next month."
How you actually use the pair
The pair lives next to your browser — one PDF, one folder of scripts. The routine fits in the time the machine replaces:
Morning one: pick the listing that died last month — answer five or six questions about the product (material, color, size, room, style), run the title and tags prompts, paste the output. Ten minutes. You already know this feeling from the free prompts.
Morning two: run prospect-collector for your niche, run email-gate over the new addresses. Then five emails: pick the fact, run the icebreaker prompt, approve the line, run the body prompt, approve the draft, send through the sender script. Ten minutes.
One lever gets you found. The other gets you replies. The previous page showed you each one doing its job — together they run the full morning of a two-person marketing department, solo.
If the five free prompts worked for you — and the before-and-after test on the last page is the honest way to know — then you already know exactly how the other forty feel to use.
Why there's a bundle at all
Most solo sellers don't have a traffic problem and don't have a prospecting problem. They have two half-machines: listings that don't get found, and outreach that never gets written. Each kit alone fixes half the morning. The bundle exists because the math is honest — bought separately the two kits are $19 + $27 = $46. The bundle is $29, and everything in both kits comes with it. Nothing added, nothing removed, and — this matters — nothing invented for the bundle: every prompt, every script, every SOP in this bundle is the same file as in the standalone kits. The same tools, one checkout.
The one honest limit
So here's the pivot — the part where this stops being education and becomes an offer, and I'll be direct about it.
The bundle is $29. Not $97, not a monthly subscription. Twenty-nine dollars, one time, and both kits are yours forever.
And there is exactly one honest limit on this offer, so listen carefully: the BUNDLE20 coupon. It takes $9 off — the bundle is $20 for the first twenty people who use it. Not twenty per month, not twenty per launch. Twenty, total, ever. I can track it, you can see the counter, and when the twentieth use lands, the price goes back to $29 and the coupon disappears.
Why only twenty? Because the coupon is a launch price, not a pricing model. The bundle is worth $29 — the before-and-after tests on the last page will have told you that by now. The first twenty buyers get the launch price. That's it. No fake countdown, no "extended for 24 hours," no disappearing-forever theatre. Just a count.
Used so far: 0 of 20.
When you click the button on the next page, you'll see the price and the coupon field yourself. If twenty people have already used it, the coupon is dead and the price is $29. Nothing hidden.
Everything else about the offer is as straightforward as it gets: if the bundle doesn't pay for itself — if your listings and your campaigns don't change in a way you can see with your own eyes — you write to ultimatum@agentmail.to within 30 days and you get your money back. No forms, no interrogation, one email. The guarantee is the same one that applies to every Rellief product, and it exists because the method is testable: you can run the test yourself before you pay.
So the decision is small and honest: run the five free prompts, check your own results, and if the method works on your listings and your outreach, take both kits — for $20 while the coupon lives, $29 after. The next page lays out the whole offer: everything in the bundle, the price, the guarantee, the checkout.