Selling AI · Free · High-ticket AI solutions
We teach you to sell AI solutions to businesses at $5,000 and up — what to offer, what to charge, and how to close it. When you win the deal, our team can build it under your brand. It is free, and that is exactly why: your projects become our build work.
Tools we teach & partner with
The problem
You have the relationships. People pick up your calls. These businesses have paid you before.
And when AI comes up, you change the subject — because you are not sure what to offer, you have no idea what to charge, and underneath both of those sits the real one: if they said yes to something big, you are not certain you could build it.
So you quote small, or you say nothing. And six months later a client mentions the agency that just installed the exact system you could have sold them.
The gap was never the technology. It is that nobody gave you an offer, a price, and a delivery team — the three things that make quoting $5,000 feel ordinary instead of reckless.
Delivery
Straight up: this is the arrangement. We are an AI build studio — the same team behind the work in our portfolio. You sell the project, we build it under your brand, and you keep the client and a margin. That is why the course is free, and why you can quote $5,000 on your first call and mean it. Every other course in this category tells you to go find a subcontractor after you have already promised something.
White-label delivery partnership
Every engagement is scoped and priced individually before work begins.
The curriculum
Twelve parts, following the deal itself — what you sell, how it is priced, how the conversation is created, and how it closes. Every one comes with the templates: proposals, agreements, scoping questionnaires, and the call scripts.
Generalists starve. Choose one offer from the menu, one kind of business to sell it to, and the outcome you attach your name to — before you build a single asset.
What is actually being sold when a business buys AI: automations, agents, systems, and integrations. What each costs to deliver, what breaks, and how to tell which one the business in front of you needs. This is the literacy that lets a non-technical seller quote confidently without bluffing.
Turn a capability into a product: name, scope, deliverables, timeline, exclusions. The difference between “I do AI automation” and an offer with edges someone can sign.
Why AI work is priced on the outcome and not the hours, how to anchor before the call, what to do when they ask for a discount, and why the cheapest client is always the most expensive one.
The one module you build rather than watch. Install the pipeline on your own accounts — sourcing, enrichment, outbound sequences, qualification rules, proposal generation, and the signature flow — so real conversations start arriving while you work through the rest of the course.
The site, the case study, and the demo. What a buyer needs to see to believe you can do this — and how to build it in a weekend when you have no AI clients yet.
The fastest path to the first deal: the clients, past clients, and warm contacts who already trust you. The exact message, the reactivation sequence, and the referral ask — before you spend a day on strangers.
How to run the first conversation so it qualifies, scopes, and sells at once. The questions, the order, the silence, and how to end with a decision instead of “let me think about it.”
The proposal that gets signed, sent while the call is still warm. The four objections that account for most lost deals, and the close itself — asked plainly, without theatre.
Agreements, deposits, payment terms, scope-change clauses, IP and data handling, and the specific moments where you stop using a template and pay a lawyer. Written so you know what you are signing.
How the white-label partnership actually runs: what we need from you, what the client sees, how communication works, and how the margin is structured. Plus when to hire in house instead.
Why this exists
A few years ago, I was a visual artist with no technical background — just a desire for freedom over my time, my income, and my future. When I found AI, it handed me leverage I'd never had.
It took me from the arts to developing a six-figure AI design & development studio. GetEducated.ai is what I wish existed when I was first starting out. This isn't for everyone; it's for those brave enough to unlearn the old way of doing things. If that's you, you don't have to do it alone.
It's not about learning AI. It's about deciding what your time is for.
Two ways in
Everything you need to sell this is in the free course, and it stays free. What costs money is having us in the room while you do it — the part that is our time, not our content.
The course
Everything you need to sell high-ticket AI solutions, in full. No locked module, no upsell to unlock it.
Free because it pays for itself elsewhere: people who sell AI work often bring the build to us. You are never obliged to.
Coaching & accountability
For people who want us on their actual deals — not more lessons, but a second pair of eyes on the offer, the number, and the call.
Limited by how many deals we can genuinely sit on, so places will be capped. No price is set yet — the list hears first.
Selling AI FAQ
Clear answers, including the ones about risk.
People who already sell something to businesses — freelancers, agencies, coaches, consultants, service providers. You have had money conversations before and you have a book of clients or past clients. That is the whole reason the 90-day timeline is realistic: your first AI deal almost always comes from someone who already trusts you, not from a stranger.
Then be honest with yourself about the timeline. Everything in the course still applies, and the pipeline module builds a target list from scratch — but you are starting the relationship-building that an existing service provider has already done. You can absolutely do this. It will take longer than 90 days.
Because it is the floor of what our own team charges to install these systems, which means anything you sell at or above it can actually be delivered — by you, by someone you hire, or by us behind you. A lower number is easier to close and teaches the wrong habit: AI work priced like freelance hours does not survive contact with a real build.
Content versus time. The free course is everything we know about selling high-ticket AI solutions — the whole curriculum, the pipeline build, the offer menu, the contracts. The coaching is us, on your specific deals: reviewing the offer before you send it, sizing the number with the delivery team, prepping the call, and holding you to the 90 days. Nothing in the course is held back to sell the coaching. If you do the work alone, you do not need it.
If you win work you do not want to build yourself, our team can build it under your brand. You stay the client's single point of contact and you keep a margin. It exists because the biggest reason people never quote properly is the fear of being unable to deliver — and Module 10 covers exactly how it runs. Every engagement is scoped and priced individually before anything starts.
No, and there is a full module on the fundamentals of custom AI solutions for exactly that reason. You need to understand what is being sold well enough to scope it honestly and price it correctly. You do not need to write code — and where a build goes past what you can do, the delivery partnership is the answer.
No. It is assembled from automation tools and AI models, not a codebase, and the build-along walks every connection. It is not software we sell you — you build it on your own accounts and it stays yours. Paid tool subscriptions and model usage are not included.
No, and be suspicious of anyone who promises that. What is committed is everything inside our control: a productised offer priced at $5,000 or above, an installed pipeline producing conversations, the proposal and contract ready to send, and a delivery team behind you. Whether that becomes a signed client depends on how many of those conversations you actually have.
AI Business OS is a system for running your own business better. Selling AI is about earning a living selling AI services to other businesses. They stack well — installing AI Business OS for clients is the most repeatable first offer on the menu, and building your own first is the cheapest way to have something to demonstrate.
No. The agreements and clauses in the Vault are working templates and an education in what the terms mean and why they exist. They are not legal advice and not jurisdiction-specific. The course is explicit about the moments where a lawyer should review something before you sign it.
The course is really free, in full — no locked module and no upsell to unlock it. The reason is straightforward: when someone sells an AI project they often want a team to build it, and that team can be ours. There is one paid thing, and we would rather name it than have you find it: coaching and accountability, where we sit on your actual deals. That is our time rather than our content, which is why it costs money. You can ignore it entirely and still get everything you need. It has not opened yet, so the waitlist is how you hear first.