What exactly is a YES OFFER?
A result-based, highly relevant, immediately understandable offer, built on direct-response principles, so compelling that the ideal client's natural response is YES. It is not a guarantee of a purchase.
How is the $2,800 Playbooks package delivered?
You receive the purchased playbook edition, templates, documented examples when available, and implementation resources. It does not include one-to-one consulting or a completed custom business build.
Does $3,700 provide unlimited mentoring?
No. It includes 365 days of structured guidance, twelve 60-minute group sessions, accountability check-ins, monthly reviews, and up to three substantive written strategic questions per month. Response targets are defined in the member agreement.
What does the $13,000 architecture include?
Within an agreed statement of work: strategy, three product packages, three YES OFFERS, a primary conversion flow, customer-management and basic automation setup, fulfillment workflows, launch testing and handover. Custom software and third-party fees are excluded unless stated.
Does submitting the form mean I have paid?
No. Submission saves an order request and sends confirmation details. Payment and fulfillment are confirmed separately after our team verifies the transaction.
Can I pay by card, PayPal or bank transfer?
Tell us your preference in the form. We will confirm the applicable processor or method, fees and instructions before collecting payment.
Do you guarantee income, conversions, or clients?
No. Results depend on market conditions, demand, execution, time, resources and fulfillment quality. No advertised headline or price constitutes a guaranteed financial result.
What if I want to read the book first?
Get the free YES SYSTEM book at judasphigates.com/yes. You can optionally request the 17-email learning series, independent of purchasing a package.
What about refunds, software subscriptions and ownership?
The accepted written order or project agreement will define cancellation, applicable refund rights, third-party costs, intellectual property and deliverable acceptance. All commercial terms must be reviewed before payment.