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Offer Creation Worksheet

Designs a service or package that is easy to say yes to and profitable to deliver.

Best for

Service providers packaging their work, and anyone launching something new.

Use this when

Before you announce a new service, or when your current offer is hard to sell.

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The worksheet

OFFER DESIGN — [Offer]

1. THE PROBLEM IT SOLVES
Problem: [problem in customer's words]
Who has it: [Target Customer]
What it costs them to leave it: [time, money, stress, risk]

2. THE PROMISE
After working with us, [Target Customer] will [specific, honest outcome].
What we do NOT promise: [the limits — say them out loud]

3. WHAT'S INCLUDED
- [Deliverable 1] — [format, quantity]
- [Deliverable 2] — [format, quantity]
- [Deliverable 3] — [format, quantity]
Support included: [what, how long]
Explicitly not included: [scope boundaries]

4. THE PROCESS
Step 1: [what happens] — [timeframe]
Step 2: [what happens] — [timeframe]
Step 3: [what happens] — [timeframe]
Total duration: [timeframe]
What we need from the customer: [their inputs and time commitment]

5. THE PRICE
Price: [Price]
Payment terms: [deposit, milestones, schedule]
Cost to deliver (your time × rate + materials + tools): [Amount]
Gross margin: [Amount / percentage]
Break-even volume per month: [Number]

6. THE TIERS (optional)
Starter — [Price] — [what's in it] — for [who]
Standard — [Price] — [what's in it] — for [who]
Complete — [Price] — [what's in it] — for [who]

7. WHY SAY YES NOW
Genuine reason for timing: [capacity, season, upcoming change, cost of delay]
(If there isn't one, don't invent one.)

8. RISK REVERSAL
What you'll do if it goes wrong: [remedy, revision policy, or guarantee]

9. THE FIRST STEP
How someone starts: [Call to Action]

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Guarantees and refund promises may create legal obligations. Put your terms in writing, keep them realistic, and check consumer-protection requirements in your location before publishing them.

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