
One link that sells for you
It answers the questions and takes their details while you sleep.
Everyone can chat with AI now. Almost nobody has it actually building and shipping. This is the setup that closes that gap — what to build, how to make Claude actually build and ship it, and how to sell it. On a server and a domain that are yours, not rented.
Two years ago, building was the wall. It is not any more. Describe an app and something appears. That part got solved for everybody at the same time — which is exactly why it stopped being worth anything on its own.
So what separates people now is not can you build it. It is whether the thing you built has someone on the other side who wants it, can find it, and hands over money.
The slop. Written in four minutes, and it reads like it was written in four minutes. Nobody shares it. Nobody pays for it.
The SaaS with zero users. A weekend of vibe-coding, a nice landing page, a login screen — then silence. It was a demo, not a product.
The thing that never left the laptop. It works while your window is open. No domain, no server, nothing anyone else can actually reach.
I am not here to show you that AI can build things. You already know. I am giving you the exact order that ends in money: find what people already pay for, build it so it genuinely runs and anyone can reach it, put it in front of them, and charge. Same tools everyone has. A different sequence.
AI does not know your customers, your prices or your files — and it cannot touch any of them. So you get clever answers about a business it has never seen, and the last step is always still yours.
Once it knows your work and can actually reach it, it stops being a clever chat and starts being the one doing the boring half.
Every chat starts from nothing. You explain your business again. Your files again. Your tone again. So you only ask it small things — and small things change nothing.
It writes code you can't run. Plans you can't launch. Files you copy by hand. The final step — actually putting it live — is still yours. So it never happens.
You know that's where the saved hours live. You opened the canvas once, looked at all those little boxes, and closed the tab. There was never a week free to learn another tool.
Six weeks for a landing page. Longer for an automation. Then the queue again every time you want one word changed.
The goal was never "use AI".
It was 4–12 hours a week back.
That is the same evening, twice. One of them ends with something live.
Put me on the second oneIt's called MCP — the wire between the chat window and the real world. Most people never install one, because nobody shows them how. I built mine, I run my whole business on it, and it's inside this course.
A setup — not prompts, not skills,
not another clever way to chat.
You install one connection, once. After that AI stops answering you and starts doing the work: building your pages and putting them online, replying to your customers, sorting your files, sending you yesterday's numbers at 8 a.m. It runs on a server that costs $5 a month and belongs to you — not to me, and not to a platform that can change its mind.
It lives on your server, under your name, on your domain. Not a subdomain with somebody else's brand in it, not a product parked inside a platform account. No one can raise your price, change the rules or switch you off.
One small server. That's the entire bill. Everything you build on top of it after that is free.
No terminal. No code. Claude Code too if you ever want it — but you will not need it.
Install it once. Every project you start after that begins with the hands already attached.
You do this one evening and never again. Here is the whole picture on one screen.
The name people type. Yours, not a subdomain of somebody else's platform.
Where everything lives and keeps running when your laptop is shut. Five dollars a month.
Files, databases and keys on a single screen in your browser. No terminal, ever.
The piece almost nobody has. It gives the chat window a door into all three above.
You type into the normal Claude window and it writes the file, publishes the page, updates the data and runs the automation — on your own machine, under your own name. It remembers everything, because everything is sitting on your server, not in a chat that ends.
Four steps tonight. Then every idea is a message away.
Get the whole AI Practical Setup — $29It does not start with a server. It starts with finding the thing worth building. You follow me on screen, click for click, and I keep going until it works — here is the whole arc, and what each part actually costs you.
Before a single line exists. Claude does the market research with you — who has the problem, what they hand money over for today, and which version of it you can put live this week. This is the step that decides whether the other five were worth doing.
Your own name is enough. This becomes your address on the internet — your brand, your pages, everything you build from here.
The cheapest tier is genuinely enough. This is the reason your sites and your agents keep running when your laptop is closed.
One screen in your browser for files, databases, keys and deploys. No terminal, no commands to memorise — I click through it with you.
It sits on your server, under your domain — not inside somebody else's account that can change its pricing or close. You pay for the VPS. That is the whole bill.
The golden piece. From this moment Claude writes the files, deploys the site, updates your data and runs the automation — from the normal chat window. Not describes it. Does it.
Building is now the easy half. What to sell, what to charge, and the funnel that sells it — the half I have spent eight years doing, in Israel, Kazakhstan and the United States.
Nothing to download or install on your computer. No terminal. No code editor. No Claude Code. No Docker. A domain, a small server, and the same chat window you already type into — that is the entire toolset.
Step by step. One evening to the first live thing. Then it belongs to you and nobody can switch it off.
Let's do thisYou say what you want. It plans it, builds it and puts it live.

It answers the questions and takes their details while you sleep.

Talks to customers, follows up, books them in.

It reads what actually worked and hands you the next batch.

Your clients, your stages. Not $99 a month for something that almost fits.

Files arrive, get read, renamed and filed. Whoever forgot two gets chased.

Sales, spend and leads every morning, without asking.
One of these turns into something people pay for every month. That is the same setup pointed at a product instead of a landing page — and the setup is what you are buying here. After it, you have the steps to keep going on your own.
Any one of those, built by you, this week — and the rest whenever you want them.
I want this built for mePrompts, skills, a public MCP or two — all of that is good, and most people reading this already have it. It gives you better answers. It does not give you a system. At the end of it you still have a nicer chat window and the same work waiting for you. This is the other thing.
Watch with your laptop open and do it with me. Every step is one thing, and it works before you move to the next.
Where AI work stands right now, what businesses are asking for, and how you become the person who delivers it instead of the person reading about it.
Pick it, point it, and set it up in Cloudflare properly — secure, fast, done in a few minutes. Two settings decide whether everything after this works.
A small VPS — I use Hostinger and I show you the exact tier. About ten minutes, and from here your things run whether your laptop is open or not.
One browser screen where all your files, databases and keys live. No terminal, no commands. I click through every screen with you.
Domain plus server plus panel, joined up, and then your own MCP on top and connected to Claude. Works with GPT or Grok too, so when one runs out of tokens you keep going.
Set up Gemini through the cloud console for $300 in free credit, then pay only for what you use. No subscription sitting on your card doing nothing.
A site that is actually yours: a portfolio, your company page, a brand page, a sales page, a funnel. If you already have one, we upgrade it instead.
How data actually works, and how to use it to build a CRM or a small platform instead of paying monthly for one that almost fits.
Your own n8n workspace, plus my production templates — content, reels, finding leads, cold outreach. The same flows I run for paying clients.
How to price it, who to approach, and what to say. This is the half nobody teaches, and it is eight years of my own marketing.
What worked and what did not, what fits you, what to charge, and how to hand more of it to an agent so the setup keeps running while you decide what to do with the time.
No quitting your job. No investment to speak of. On top of the setup itself you are looking at ten to twenty dollars — a domain, a small server, and your AI subscription. That is the whole bill.
Knowing how to build is half of it. This is the other half, and it is in the box at no extra cost.
Every service I actually use, in one place, with what it costs and where the key lives. You stop losing evenings to "which tool do I need for this".
The list I would give a friend: what I picked for hosting, data, automation, video and payments, and the reason for each. No affiliate theatre, just what survived.
The ones I run in real client projects, ready to drop into your own setup. Not demos, not toys.
Copy, paste, adjust one line. Written for a connected setup, so they end in something built instead of something described.
The piece almost nobody has, handed over ready to install on your own server.
Not a screenshot — the actual file. Import it, connect your accounts, have a running agent the same day. Then ask Claude to reshape it for your business.
How to make short video with AI avatars and generated scenes that people actually watch, and that sends them to the thing you built.
Ebooks, guides, mini-courses and the pages that sell them — built with the setup, not bought from anyone.
All of it in the box. Nothing here is an upsell.
Get the whole AI Practical Setup — $29The chat is where you talk. n8n is where things happen while you are not there. Claude writes the workflow, installs it on your server, connects the accounts, tests it and switches it on. You describe the job in one sentence.
Someone fills in your form. It lands in your table, they get a WhatsApp reply immediately, and a follow-up three days later if they went quiet.
Spend, leads and sales pulled from wherever they live and sent to your phone before your first coffee. Every day, without you asking.
A customer sends twelve files. They get read, renamed, sorted into the right folder, and you get told what is still missing — before you open anything.
Someone comments a keyword under your reel. They get a DM with your link, and the lead is in your CRM before you have seen the notification.
You have heard of Make and n8n. You may have opened one of them once and closed the tab. This is the part where you stop needing to learn them — you ask, and it builds them for you. And they run on your own server, not on a plan that charges you per task.
Stop trying to learn the tools. Let it build them and run them for you.
Let AI take the hard workNot one type of person. Everyone below wants the same thing from a different direction — to stop talking about what AI could do and own something that does it.
You are the whole company. Every hour you get back is an hour you can sell — or keep. This is the cheapest staff you will ever hire.
You know your field better than almost anyone. This is how you package what you know into something that keeps working when you are not in the room.
You already talk about AI every week. Now you can show something you built instead of something you read about — and that is a different level of audience.
You teach people what is possible. Slides are one thing; a working system you built in an evening is another. Your students copy what they can see.
Retention, repeat sales, faster replies, fewer things falling through. More money from the customers you already have — which is exactly what automation is good at.
If you think the best tools available today should be used to make something genuinely good, not just another feed of content — this is the shortest path to actually doing it.
Wanting to make more money is a fair goal. So is wanting to build something better with the best tools that exist right now. Both are on the table here — and we get there together.
Everything above is written so a complete beginner can follow it. That does not make it a beginner product. If you already know what an API key is, you will be through the setup in twenty minutes and building the same evening — and you will see immediately why this shape is different.
Claude Code is excellent inside a repo. This is the other half of the job: a connector that works from the normal chat window, on infrastructure you own, so the work that is not a repo — a client's landing page, a WhatsApp agent, a document pipeline, a scheduled report — does not need a terminal session at all.
Same model. Different surface. You will still use both.
Those are editors. They make writing the thing faster. This is the part after the writing — the model reaching the live server, the database, the inbox and the messages, deploying it and checking that it worked.
If your bottleneck stopped being code a while ago, this is the bottleneck that replaced it.
Then you know exactly where the saved hours live. The difference here is that Claude writes the workflow, installs it on your own n8n and switches it on — and you get my production flow to start from instead of a blank canvas.
Your own instance, on your server. No per-task pricing.
This is where the payback is fastest. The same setup becomes something you can deliver: a system you install for a client, built in an afternoon instead of a month.
Step five of the blueprint is that half — packaging it, pricing it and finding the people who pay.
The honest bar for skipping this: you already run your own VPS, your own file storage and deploy pipeline, you write your own MCP servers instead of using public ones — and you already get paid for building AI automation. All four. If that is you, you know most of what is in here.
Even then, people who arrive certain they know everything usually leave with two or three things they did not. I put a lot into this. If you are not sure which side of the line you are on, email me and I will tell you straight — and the 30-day refund is there for exactly this.
You are about twenty minutes from the thing you have been meaning to build for months.
One click away — get the setupThis is why people finish this and not the other things they bought. It's 11pm, something says error, and normally that's exactly where you quit.
Not here. You take a screenshot, drop it in the group, and somebody who already fixed that same thing tells you what to do. Often that somebody is me.
No time limit. No "support ends after 30 days". You're in it as long as you want to be.
An illustration of how the group works, not a real chat export.
I run dozens of agents for a living. And I still answer the group myself. No ticket queue, no bot saying "great question!" while nothing gets fixed. When your setup does something strange at 11pm, you get the person who built it.
The community is free and open to anyone who registers. It is not part of what you buy — it is simply where everyone doing this already is.
I built it because I watched capable people pay every month for AI and get nothing back but nicer sentences. That is not what this technology is for.
It is in our hands right now, and most people are using it to chat. It can build the thing instead. It can take the boring half of your week and hand it back, so you spend that time on work you chose and on the people you actually like.
That is why the group is the part I will not cut. It costs me my evenings, and it is the reason people finish instead of stopping at step three. If one person in there builds something that changes their year, this was worth doing.
Live systems with real users and real money moving through them — all built exactly the way you're about to build yours.
Clients send documents to a phone number. An agent reads every file, sorts it, merges twelve payslips into one ordered PDF, asks the client for what's missing, and writes it into the case. The lawyers open a screen instead of an inbox.
Turns one idea into Instagram carousels and video in three languages. Client accounts, billing, its own design engine. A real product with paying users, built by chatting.
From a car dealership to enterprise teams. People who had never opened a terminal walked out with working systems. That's where the order of these eleven steps comes from.
The wiring underneath is the same wiring you're getting.
That is what it looks like when the machine is actually running.
I want this result for myselfYou have four realistic choices. Here they are side by side, with nothing hidden.
| Carry on as you are | Hire a developer | Another AI course | This setup | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it costs | $100+ a month in AI and SaaS you already pay | Weeks of waiting per change | $100 a month, forever, for a community | $29 once, then $5–10 a month for your own server |
| Who does the work | You, by hand, in a chat window | Someone else, on their calendar | Still you — they gave you ideas, not hands | The AI does it. You describe and check. |
| What you own at the end | Screenshots and a longer to-do list | One thing, that you cannot change alone | Notes you will not open again | A server, a domain and a connector that are yours — not a subdomain on someone else's platform |
| Time to the first working thing | It has been a year already | Two to six weeks | However long the modules take | One evening |
| When it breaks at 11pm | You give up on it | You wait for a reply, and pay again | You post in a forum | You ask in the group and someone who fixed it answers |
| The second, third and tenth idea | Never gets built | Costs the same again, every time | Same problem, new theory | Free. The setup is already there. |
And the honest one: if you already run your own MCP servers, you do not need me. Everyone else is paying one of the first three columns right now.
The agent is not the result. The website is not the result. Those are just the machine. The result is the work getting done without you.
Reporting, replying, sorting, posting. It stops being your job. It is already done when you wake up.
No developer invoice for every small idea. No stack of subscriptions doing what your own setup already does. And what you build, you can sell.
You work on what you chose, because the boring half runs itself. That is the real reason people build this. Nobody dreams about a CRM.
It will not happen the week you buy this. It happens the month after, quietly, when you notice you haven't done the thing you used to do every morning.
I build these systems for companies, this month, with deadlines and angry clients like anybody else. What you are buying is the thing I actually do, not a thing I researched in order to sell you.
Eight years in marketing, and a business coach across hundreds of niches. My actual strength is matching the right solution to the right need, market and stack so the thing you build makes money instead of sitting there. Most people teaching this can build. Far fewer can tell you what to build and who will pay for it.
My connector. My n8n flow. My skills library. The same ones running in my clients' businesses right now. Not a clean teaching version — the real ones, with the fixes already in them.
The group has no end date and I am in it. I am one person, which is the limitation and also the whole point.

Eight years in marketing, most of it accountable for the number. Six years building automations and the AI systems companies actually run on — document pipelines, WhatsApp agents, internal CRMs, and a SaaS of my own.
I am not an AI commentator, and I do not sell prompts. I ship systems for clients in Israel, Kazakhstan, the United States and the UAE. I speak about this on stage. I train companies to run it in-house. Married, two daughters, always between markets — which is why everything I build has to keep working without me.
Six years in, I am not still experimenting. This is the one setup that works. The one I run my business on. The one my clients run on. The one my students are using now. You skip the months of study and the burned tokens it cost me.



On stage in Almaty · teaching the same setup that is in this course
I could sell you the dream: buy this, do nothing, and AI runs your business by itself. That is not true, and I am not going to say it. I am not here to sell dreams. I sell things that work.
What is true: this is a real setup. It gives you back real hours, it saves you real money, and it lets you build things you would otherwise pay thousands for.
The two hours build the machine. But the thinking is still yours. You bring the idea. You give the instructions. You look at what came out, and when it is wrong you say what is wrong and go again. The first version is rarely the one you keep. That part is human, and it stays human.
So yes — you will spend time. You will experiment. Some of it will not work the first time. That is not a flaw in the setup, that is how building anything works.
And if you are willing to do that — to think, to try, to give clear instructions — this puts you ahead of almost everyone in your market. Not because the tool is magic, but because most people never get past the chat window.
The Practical AI Setup. Eleven steps that turn Claude into a builder — websites, agents, automations, your own digital product, the mini-course and the page that sells it. It deploys them for you, so there is almost no manual work left.
On infrastructure you own. Your domain, your server, your own connector into Claude. Nothing sits inside somebody else's account, so nobody can switch it off, price you out or close it.
Because AI that only talks costs you money every month. Connected, it builds the thing and puts it live. That is the difference between a nicer chat window and a business you can sell from.
One payment. Everything above. Nothing else to choose.
Get the whole AI Practical Setup — $29This is not a course and these are not lessons. It is the working step-by-step: what to do, in what order, to get a real result out of AI — your own infrastructure, running, so you can deploy whatever system you want by chatting to it or just talking.
Why is this $29 when it is worth a great deal more?
Because you are already the one paying. Claude, twenty dollars. ChatGPT Plus, another twenty. Perplexity, a chatbot tool, a scheduler, a page builder — most people reading this are a hundred dollars a month deep in subscriptions that still do not build anything for them. Communities and courses that teach this side of the business run a hundred a month, every month, forever.
This is twenty-nine dollars, once. I can price it there because it is not how I make my living — I build these systems for companies, and this page is how they find me. What I want here is reach: as many people as possible getting out from under the subscriptions and owning the thing instead of renting it.
I have watched people sell the building half of this on its own — the domain, the server, the connector — with nothing about how to get paid for what you build. Here you get that half, the half that turns it into money, and me in the group.
After this, your whole stack is one $20 AI subscription and a $5–10 server. That is it. The first hundred people pay $29. From the 101st it is $99 — same package, same group, just a later date. Everyone who gets in at $29 keeps every lesson and every future update anyway.
One payment, everything included. That is the whole decision.
What you spend after this is small, and it goes to other people, not me: Claude from $20 a month, a server from $5 a month, a domain around $12 a year. That's the running cost of everything you build.
The people winning right now are not the smartest in their market. They are the ones who moved while everyone else was still reading about it. In 2026 that is genuinely the whole difference.
This price is not open-ended, and I am not going to pretend a clock is ticking either. It is simpler than that: the first hundred people pay $29, the 101st pays $99. Same package every time — just a later date and a bigger number. I would rather you were in that first hundred than the one who says "I wanted that, and I missed it again."
Watch the lessons, do the setup, and if you don't end up with something of your own running — email me within 30 days and I refund you. No form. No reason required. No call where someone tries to talk you out of it. I would rather return $29 than have you feel sold to.
That is $29, 30 days, no questions. Full policy.
No — it's built for exactly that. Lesson one assumes you know nothing and skips no clicks. The only technical part in the whole thing is the setup, and you do it with me on screen, once. After that you're typing in a chat window like you already do.
Never. Claude writes it, runs it, deploys it and fixes it. Your job is describing what you want in plain English and looking at the result. If you can brief a freelancer, you can do this.
Because reach matters more to me than margin on this one — I build these systems for companies, and this page is how they find me. The first hundred buyers pay $29. After the hundredth it is $99 — the same steps, the same files, the same group, just a later date. No countdown that resets, no price that changes depending on which browser you open it in. When the hundredth person buys, and when the last lesson goes up, I change the number on this page. Whatever you pay, every lesson and every future update is included.
A Claude subscription from $20 a month, a server from $5 a month, and a domain around $12 a year. That's it — and none of that comes to me. There is no subscription to me, ever.
No, and I will not pretend otherwise. The setup is real and it works, but the thinking stays yours — your idea, your instructions, your judgement about whether the result is any good. You will experiment, and some attempts will be wrong before they are right. What changes is that building stops being expensive and slow. If you want a button that prints money with you asleep, it does not exist and whoever sells it to you is selling a dream.
Setup takes about an hour. Most people have something live the same evening. If you start tonight you'll have a working product tomorrow — that's the honest average, not a promise about your specific business.
No. Everything happens in the normal chat. I show you what Claude Code is and when it's worth reaching for, so you know where the line is — but you can build all three products in the course without ever opening a terminal.
Some of it transfers — MCP is an open standard and others are adopting it. But everything is recorded on Claude, because that's what I use every working day and it's currently the most reliable at actually operating systems instead of describing them.
It's a key you create and keep, on your own server. It reaches only what you point it at, and you can switch it off in one click. I show you exactly how to scope it and which things I never connect. Nothing runs through me.
Really, and it's me. I run agents for marketing, sales and analysis all day, and I still answer the group myself — any question, any claim, anything you're stuck on, without the "we aim to reply in 1–7 business days" queue. It also works because the members help each other, which is the point of being in a room with them.
Parts of it, yes — the field moves fast. That's why updates are free for life: when a step changes I re-record it and you get the new version. The architecture underneath — a model with hands on infrastructure you own — is not going backwards.
Email me within 30 days and you get your money back. One sentence is enough, watched or not. Full policy.
Something still unclear? Ask me directly — I answer these myself.
Message me on WhatsAppClaude To The Max — 30 secrets & hacks. The settings that actually matter, the prompts I use every week, the techniques that stop your chat dying at 2pm, and real examples from client work.
It lives inside my free group, Practical AI Setup — a quiet channel where I post guides, news and working setups. No chatter, nothing to keep up with. Leave and rejoin whenever you like.
One evening. One connection. And the thing you've been paying other people to build, you build yourself — tonight, and every time after that.
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