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Choose a promising direction before you commit.
- Discover your expertise and audience
- Create your personalized niche research prompt
- Calculate the sales needed for your revenue goal
- Save locally and export your own work
Stop collecting ideas. Pick a specific buyer, shape a useful $29 digital product, and work through your next launch step—with AI prompts built from your answers.
No signup or card for Phase 1. Use your own AI assistant. Your plan stays in this browser.
Write a few notes below, then copy your personalized research prompt into your AI assistant. Check each step as you finish.
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FirstSale.ai is a guided checklist with reusable AI prompts. You bring your expertise and use the AI assistant of your choice. It does not generate customers or run your business for you.
Choose a promising direction before you commit.
Turn your chosen niche into an offer you can test and launch.
Renews every month. Cancel anytime through FastSpring. Your local price, taxes, and recurring charge are shown before payment. The $29 product goal is separate from your subscription price.
No coding is needed for the planner. You can start without an audience, but you will need to reach potential buyers and test demand. A checklist cannot replace that work.
There is no promised income or deadline for a sale. A focused build can be a weekend project; finding demand and earning trust can take longer. Validate the problem before spending weeks building.
No. Copy the prompts into an AI assistant you already use. Some research tasks need web access. Review its output and verify claims before publishing.
Your answers stay in this browser's local storage, without cloud sync. Export a session regularly and import it on another device. Your exported work remains yours when you cancel.
Open the private access link in your FastSpring receipt, or paste the access key below. Your existing private link still works. Reply to your receipt if you need help.
For example: a freelancer could sell a client onboarding template, a teacher could package a lesson planning worksheet, or a spreadsheet expert could create a stock tracker. These are starting points to validate, not proven business opportunities.