Write better ads, build better funnels, close more deals — with three marketing legends on call.

You don't have a knowledge problem.
You have a retrieval problem.

You've read Sell Like Crazy. You've read $100M Money Models. You've read DotCom Secrets. Maybe three times each. Highlighted to death. Recommended them to your team.

And then it's Tuesday night. You're writing offer copy. You need the Godfather Offer stack formula — the one Suby laid out in Chapter 3.

You can't find it. Not in the book. Not in your highlights doc. Not on Google. Not in that Hormozi tweet from six months ago that you swear you bookmarked.

So you half-remember. You wing it. You hope.

This product is the end of hoping.

I got tired of winging it.
So I built this.

We're Digit Growth. We run marketing for clients — paid traffic, funnels, copy, offers. The exact stack Suby, Hormozi, and Brunson literally wrote the books on.

For six years those three books lived on my desk. Highlighted to hell. The Godfather Offer chapter in Sell Like Crazy? Literally held together with tape.

And every week, at least twice, I'd need a specific framework — CFA math, the 23 funnel building blocks, the Magic Lantern structure — and I could not find it fast enough. Not in the book. Not in my notes. Not on the internet.

Last year I got pissed enough to fix it.

Three months. 26 cross-referenced Markdown files. Every major framework from all three books, paraphrased carefully, cross-linked, citation-ready.

Wired it into a Claude Project. Custom instructions force Claude to answer only from those files. Every response opens with Files used: so I can audit exactly what the model read before it talked.

Now I ask. Eight seconds later I have the answer — with the file it came from.

My team uses it daily. A few friends in the Hormozi / ClickFunnels orbit saw it and said the same thing: "ship this, I'd pay for it."

So here it is. $75. No affiliate kickback on the books. No $997 upsell hiding behind this. No funnel. Just the tool I built to stop flipping.

This is for you if…

You run marketing for yourself or clients. Agency owner, founder, in-house marketer, freelancer, consultant. If marketing is the work you actually ship, this cuts lookup time from five minutes to ten seconds.

You already respect Hormozi, Brunson, and Suby. This isn't trying to convince you the three are worth reading. It assumes you've read them and want the frameworks one prompt away instead of one dusty bookshelf away.

You use Claude.ai — or you're willing to sign up for a free account. The whole thing installs in five minutes.

This is not for you if…

You're hunting for a "silver bullet" course. This is a reference tool, not a curriculum. If you haven't read the books, buy them first. This makes them retrievable, not optional.

You refuse to use Claude. The files work in Obsidian / Notion / Cursor too — but the Project Instructions are tuned for Claude. If Claude's a no-go, save your $75 and go buy one of those $997 courses instead.

You don't actually ship marketing work. If you're a "marketing enthusiast" who doesn't build campaigns, offers, or funnels — this will feel like expensive overkill. Go buy the books; read them at leisure.

Ask. Cite. Ship.

• 01
  You ask anything marketing-related. "My ROAS is 1.4x — what do I fix first?" No slash commands. No API setup. Inside the Project, every message auto-fires synthesis across all three books.
• 02
  Claude reads the vault, routes your query. Three to five atomic files pulled from a twenty-six-file knowledge base, routed by a built-in concept map. No hallucination — if it's not in the vault, Claude says "not in vault" and stops.
• 03
  It synthesizes across all three authors. Cites the exact filename for every claim. You get a receipt for every insight. No more "I think Hormozi said something about…"

Output looks exactly like this.

Real question. Real output pasted from my own chat last Tuesday:

Eight seconds of "I'm stuck on ROAS" turned into a three-move protocol with citations to the exact files Claude read.

Replace the question with whatever you're stuck on today. Same structure. Every time.

Six reasons this actually pays for itself in a week.

• N
  New. The first Claude Project that answers only from Suby, Hormozi, and Brunson. No training-data drift. No generic ChatGPT mush. Just those three authors, cited file-by-file.
• U
  Unique. Twenty-six atomic Markdown files, cross-linked with a concept map. Nobody else has built this. I looked for six months before I gave up and built it myself.
• E
  Exciting. Answers come with file citations you can verify. No more "trust me bro" AI output. Every claim traces back to the exact vault file it was pulled from.
• E
  Easy. Paste one file into a Claude Project. Drag twenty-six files into its knowledge panel. Done in five minutes. No code. No API keys. No terminal.
• P
  Predictable. Every response opens with Files used: … listing exactly what Claude read. Same format, every time. No surprises, no hedging, no "as an AI language model."
• H
  Huge. Fourteen hundred pages of direct-response marketing, compressed into a reference that fits in your pocket. Your entire shelf of marketing books — queryable, cited, always on.

Or spend more on things that do less.

A $997 marketing course. Twelve hours of video you won't finish. Six modules covering some of what's in these three books. No citations. No lookup. And you still have to remember which module said what.

A $200/hour consultant. Thirty minutes costs more than this whole tool. And they're going to cite the same three books anyway — without the citations.

ChatGPT Plus at $180 for six months. Generic marketing advice. Will confidently misquote Hormozi. Can't tell you where it got anything.

A shelf of marketing books you already own. Still on your desk. Still gathering dust. Still take fifteen minutes to locate the framework you need at 11pm.

This. $75, one-time. Cited answers from all three books. Ten-second lookup. Works in Claude, Obsidian, Notion, Cursor. Yours forever.

Built for operators, by operators.

Our in-house team at Digit Growth. We've used it daily for six months before this launched — that's how it got good.

A handful of agency friends in the Hormozi / ClickFunnels orbit. Under NDA, so no name-drops. But they're the reason this is public and not sitting on my laptop.

Me. Tuesday, 11pm. Working out a client's CFA ratio. Answer in eight seconds. Ten seconds of feeling smug. Back to the deck.

The objections I keep hearing.

"Can't I just ask ChatGPT?" Sure. And watch it confidently tell you Hormozi's CFA threshold is 3× (it's 2×). Watch it invent a "four-step Perfect Webinar" Brunson never wrote. Citations matter. Without them, you're flipping through books again to double-check — which is exactly the problem this tool fixes.

"Can't I just build this myself?" Sure. I did. Took three months. Cost my agency more than we'd ever charge for it at $75. You're buying three months of my time back.

"Will this still work in a year?" The twenty-six Markdown files are yours forever. Even if Claude kills Projects tomorrow, the content works anywhere Markdown goes — Obsidian, Notion, Cursor, another AI. You're not locked to anything.

"What if I don't like it?" Fourteen-day no-questions refund. Email, reply, refund. Takes ninety seconds on my end. Zero guilt on yours.

"I already know these books by heart." Then prove it. Answer this from memory: what's Brunson's fifth of the seven phases? What exact dollar ratio does Hormozi use for order bumps? What's Suby's formula for urgency without cheapening the offer? If you flinched even once, this tool is the answer.

One license.
Every use case.

The "I'll eat my own words" guarantee.

Install it. Use it for two weeks.

If you don't reach for it at least five times in those two weeks… if you don't save at least one hour of flipping through marketing books… if you don't catch yourself thinking "damn, I wish I'd had this a year ago"…

Email hello@digitgrowth.io. Refund, same day. No questions, no exit survey, no "tell me why."

You have fourteen days. That's fourteen chances for me to be wrong.

Things people ask.

The P.S. stack.

P.S. — You've read this far. You already know whether you want this. If the $75 hesitation is real, I get it; but you'll spend that much on your next useless Notion template. This one pays itself back the first time you use it on a real client deliverable.

P.P.S. — The fourteen-day refund isn't a gimmick. We've issued refunds before. We'll do it for you too, no weirdness, no exit survey. My job is to ship tools that work — not to lock you into a bad purchase.

P.P.P.S. — The twenty-six vault files are yours after purchase. Even if Claude kills Projects tomorrow, the Markdown works in Obsidian, Cursor, Notion, another AI — anywhere Markdown goes. You're not locked to anything.

P.P.P.P.S. — No affiliate kickback from Suby, Hormozi, or Brunson. I just respect their work enough to paraphrase it carefully and credit them prominently throughout. Buy their books. This is a reference for when you can't.

P.P.P.P.P.S. — Launch pricing ends when launch ends. $75 today. $100 after. Check the price button below if you're reading this in the future.