Content sites still make money.
The old playbook doesn't.
Launch a content or review site on architecture that's already working. The money pages, AI-search schema, and affiliate plumbing come pre-built, extracted from four live sites you can verify. Point an AI coding agent at it and go live in a weekend, for ~$0/month, without repeating anyone's 2019 mistakes.
launch price · $149 after 2026-08-31 · 14-day refund, no questions
[all figures verified 2026-07-09 · nothing self-reported without a source]
Extracted from sites you can visit right now:
Supapoints
revenue: $0
the teardown ships in the docs
Supapoints — $0 · honest books include the losses
“AI search broke the traffic math.”
I'm not going to pretend it didn't. ChatGPT answers the question and most of the clicks never happen. That's the market this kit was built in, not the one from 2019. Every template, schema, and guardrail in the repo is engineered for the post-click, post-citation era: pages built to be cited, quoted, and trusted when a visit does land.
So, plainly: I make zero promises of rankings, citations, or income. Nobody honest can. What I promise is working code, extracted from four sites you can visit, with the books kept in public: losses and the clawback included.
— the operator
[signed 2026-07-14 · verify at realnumbers.online]
How the money works.
An affiliate site earns a commission when a reader clicks a recommendation and buys. The merchant pays, never the reader. Every one of the kit's six page templates exists to serve that moment honestly: earn the trust, make the right recommendation, take the better commission.
You own the site, the content, and the list. Nothing rides on a platform's algorithm change surviving the month.
What merchants pay, per sale
Rates are the merchants' published terms, not ours. The kit's dual-CTA component simply puts the better link first.
More than one way to earn from the same pages
What it costs you
What you earn depends on your niche and your work. No projections here; see the honest part above.
What's inside
Seven entries. Everything below ships in the private repo on day one.
Decision-hours, estimated. The code is the easy part.
Six money-page templates
The “Best X for Y” roundup, single product review, head-to-head comparison, gift guide, price-tier ladder, and supporting editorial: the six page shapes that actually earn, with the layout decisions already made.
AI-surface layer
JSON-LD factory, llms.txt, answer-first blocks, schema CI. The part that makes the site legible to machines.
Agentic coding layer
CLAUDE.md, skills, and typed guardrails so agent errors become build errors.
export const Review = z.object({
title: z.string().max(60),
rating: z.number().min(1).max(5),
testedOn: z.string().date(),
sources: z.array(Source).min(3),
affiliate: z.object({
href: goLink,
disclosed: z.literal(true),
}),
});schemas/review.ts — actual file from the kit
Affiliate plumbing
/go/ redirects, dual-CTA components, FTC disclosure components wired in by default.
Source ledger + staleness CI
Every claim carries a source; expired citations fail the build.
Editorial & compliance pages
Correction log, methodology, author schema, privacy/terms/disclosure templates.
Operator's Notes
Real timelines, real revenue, and the $0-site teardown. The docs nobody else ships.
Point an agent at it.
One copy-paste setup prompt takes Claude Code from clone → configure → deploy. Typed frontmatter, zod schemas, and CI guardrails mean the agent physically cannot publish a page that doesn't validate.
Agent errors become build errors.
And that prompt ships in the box. If you can run Claude Code, you can run this kit. You don't have to start from a blank repo, or a blank skillset.
$ claude
> /add-review-page --product "Old Forester 1920"
● Reading skills/add-review-page/SKILL.md
● Validating frontmatter against schemas/review.ts
● Writing content/reviews/old-forester-1920.mdx
● pnpm check:sources ......... 12/12 citations fresh
● pnpm build ................. passed
Page ready for editorial review.
The books are open.
Every stream, every month, no omissions. The losses and the clawback stay on the books. That's the point.
Pricing
one-time purchase · lifetime updates via the repo · no subscription · launch pricing ends 2026-08-31
[tier_01]
Founder
$99 /one-time
launch price · $149 after 2026-08-31
- +the full kit, private repo
- +lifetime updates
- +niche-selection worksheet
- −no vetted niche dossiers
[tier_02]
Founder Pro
$149 /one-time
launch price · $249 after 2026-08-31
- +everything in Founder
- +3 vetted niche dossiers
- +niche slots left: 10/10
[tier_03]
Agency
$299 /one-time
launch price · $399 after 2026-08-31
white-label · client work
- +everything in Founder
- +unlimited client sites
- +white-label rights
- −no vetted niche dossiers
14-day no-questions refund on every tier. Launch pricing ends 2026-08-31 and will not be extended; the terms below are signed. Every sale lands on the public ledger, refunds included.
The launch terms, pre-registered
[2026-07-14]- i.
Launch pricing ($99 / $149 / $299) holds for 30 days from launch, until 2026-08-31.
- ii.
Then prices move to $149 / $249 / $399, and the launch special will not be extended, repeated, or quietly re-run under another name.
- iii.
Every tier carries a 14-day no-questions refund, and every sale, refunds included, is logged on the public ledger. No hidden numbers, no quiet pivots.
Start & Ship
signed · 2026-07-14
launch pricing ends ........ 2026-08-31
Is this for you?
For you if —
- +you can run a coding agent, or you're a developer who'd rather not start from a blank repo.
- +you want the affiliate and AI-search machinery pre-decided, not researched for six weeks.
- +you'd rather verify receipts than trust testimonials.
Not for you if —
- −you want passive income.
- −you need traffic, ranking, or citation guarantees. There are none here.
- −you've never shipped a website and never run a coding agent.
- −you want the niche research done for you. Founder Pro includes 3 dossiers; that's the ceiling.
- −you're looking for a page builder. This is a codebase.
FAQ
What exactly do I get?
Access to a private GitHub repo containing the full kit described above, plus lifetime updates via git tags. One-time purchase, no subscription.
What literally happens after I buy?
Checkout runs through Polar (the merchant of record). The moment payment clears, Polar automatically grants your GitHub account access to the private repo, with no waiting on a manual invite. Lifetime updates arrive as git tags on that repo.
What's the refund policy?
14 days, no questions, every tier, even though a repo can't exactly be un-downloaded. Refunds are logged on the public ledger like every other number.
Is the launch discount real, or will it be 'extended'?
It's real and it ends 2026-08-31. The launch terms above are signed and dated. No extensions, no re-runs, no coupon that mysteriously always works. If anything changes after launch, prices go up, not down.
Do I need Claude Code or Cursor?
No. It's a clean Next.js + TypeScript codebase you can work on by hand. But the agentic layer is the headline feature, and the docs assume you'll point an agent at it at least once.
I'm not a professional developer — can I use this?
If you can run Claude Code (or Cursor/Codex) and follow docs, yes: the kit ships with a setup prompt that walks an agent from clone → configure → deploy, and the docs assume the agent does the heavy lifting. If you've never touched a terminal, join the free list and say so in the background question: if enough non-technical builders show up, a guided "Zero to Launch" tier ships as a fast-follow.
How is this different from ShipFast?
Same shape: one-time repo purchase, opinionated architecture. Different substance: ShipFast encodes SaaS plumbing; this encodes 14 months of operating content and affiliate sites, from schema factories to FTC components to the source ledger.
What are the license terms?
Founder and Pro: unlimited sites you own. Agency: white-label rights for unlimited client sites. No resale or redistribution of the kit itself.
14-day refund · launch pricing ends 2026-08-31
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