Plug me into Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor — and work your offer, your funnel, and your market like I'm in the room. Built for one lane: information, services, and offers that close on a call. Nobody watches courses anymore. You feed them into your AI. I skipped the course and built the feed.
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This is what it's like
I run a content agency for coaches. $4k retainers, about $25k/mo. Calls take an hour and I close 1 in 5. What should I fix first?
chibbs-leadgen · whats_next
One-in-five with sixty-minute calls isn't a sales problem — it's the tell that your funnel sends people who aren't sold yet. Before touching the funnel: if prospects ask "how are you different" or shop your price, the offer is commoditized and that's upstream of everything. Run audit_offer and spill your current offer — I'll score it against Sam's criteria and name the bottleneck. Then we rebuild the funnel so the next call is fifteen minutes of logistics.
Real tool, real doctrine — the answer above is how the triage actually opens.
Eleven tools. Three engines. One brain.
whats_next
Tell it your situation. It runs my triage and names your bottleneck — offer, funnel, or window — and the single next move.
audit_sales_calls
Paste your real call transcripts. Every objection gets traced to the funnel layer that should've killed it.
build_rebuild_plan
Turns that audit into your personalized rebuild plan — and draws it as a funnel map.
audit_offer
Spill your offer. Get it scored against my criteria, bottleneck named, no mercy.
map_funnel
Inherent vs. implied, belief gap, sales cycle → the funnel your offer actually needs.
ask_sam
Anything else. It searches everything I've taught — including what I don't post — and applies it to you.
+ five more, the private room (The Chibbs Group on Skool), and the one-hour Official Guide. The corpus updates every time I film — members wake up smarter.
Why I built this
My first agency ran on referrals. No sales process — price over text, paid the same day. I thought that was normal.
Then I spent a summer around operators doing serious volume, and watched all of them grind through sixty-minute convince-calls, paying closers commission, getting price-shopped like commodities. Their skill was never the problem. Their offers needed sales because their funnels weren't finishing the job.
The system I built from that — salesless offers — is what I run, teach, and film. The MCP is that system made pluggable: every framework, every audit, every reframe, applied to your business by the AI you already use.
Proof
No testimonials on this page. That's the point.
The first hundred get the whole Lead Gen MCP — every tool, every update, for life — for $100, before the results wall exists. When it exists, it'll be built out of them, and the door price is $50 a month.
The Founding Hundred
$100
Once. Lifetime. No subscription. No upsell theater.
100 seats open — each square is a person. When the grid is full, it's $50/mo.
Questions
What's an MCP?
An open standard for plugging outside brains and tools into your AI. One link in your settings — from then on your Claude (or ChatGPT, or Cursor) can pull my doctrine mid-conversation, automatically.
Do I need to be technical?
You paste one link. The Official Guide shows you where — it takes two minutes.
Is this a course?
It's the opposite of a course. One hour of setup videos, and that's all the watching you'll ever do. After that you don't study me — you use me.
Why lifetime? What's the catch?
The first hundred fund the build and seed the room before proof exists. That deserves a permanent deal. From member 101: $50/month. One honest limit: it's lifetime access to this MCP — the Lead Gen one. When I build the Ecom MCP it's its own product, priced on its own.
I run an ecommerce brand. Is this for me?
Not this one. The tools here assume an offer that closes on a call — the sales-call audit is the core workflow, and you don't have those calls. The Ecom MCP is a separate build; ask in the room and I'll tell you where it stands.
What happens after I pay?
Under a minute: your personal connector link on the next screen, community invite in your inbox. Connect it and ask what you should do next.
What happens to my questions?
Tool requests are logged — it's how the product gets sharper for everyone. Never sold, never shared.
This is education and software. It teaches marketing doctrine and applies it to your situation through AI tooling. It doesn't guarantee revenue, clients, or outcomes — your results depend on your offer, your market, and your execution. Examples in Sam's content are illustrations, not promises. Nothing here is financial, legal, or professional advice.
Lifetime access means the lifetime of this product — the Chibbs Lead Gen MCP — tied to your personal connector link; yours alone, and sharing it is grounds for revocation. Other Chibbs MCPs, present or future, are separate products sold separately. Tool requests are logged to improve the product and are never sold.