Your first Offer

An Offer is the thing you sell, written down once so DOMS can only ever say what you wrote. The Studio's line is the whole idea: write the Offer, publish a saved version for review, then make it live when it reads right. A new Offer starts with the quick start: what it does, its name, what is included, the price and your link. Everything under Add more when you are ready is optional; your Offer can go live without it.

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   Offer jobs

   What this Offer does: Sell by chat, Book calls or Deliver resources, one or more. Choose at least one before you publish.

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   Offer

   Name and What is included, in your words. Outcomes, one per line, Who this helps, the Audience for this Offer (it can narrow your Settings audience but never widen it) and Other names people use (so "the 12 week thing" finds it) are there when you want them.

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   Price and Ways to pay

   Your Currency, then one line per way to pay: an option name, the amount per payment, how often (once, weekly, monthly, yearly or a custom schedule), optionally the number of payments and your own wording. Yearly means the amount is paid each year, not once. Lead with this option marks the one DOMS states first. Or tick Pricing is covered on the call, never in DMs and write what your AI says instead. DOMS never calculates a total. A way to pay can be a trial: the amount is what she pays today (zero is allowed only here), how many days it runs, which plan it continues as, and when DOMS may bring it up (beside the other plans, only when money timing is the blocker, only when fit is the hesitation, or never). DOMS states it exactly, for example USD 0 today for 7 days, then USD 37 a month, and never says free.

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   Links

   Add a link for each next step and choose its purpose: Checkout, Book a call, Application or Information. DOMS names each link for you. Paste its address here and it is saved when you publish, or leave it empty and add it on the Offer page later. No address, no send. A link step's checkout follows the plan the person chose unless you pin one option on the step.

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   Common questions and Objections (optional)

   The questions you get with your answers, and each concern you hear with how you respond.

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   Terms (optional)

   Pick a type and write the exact policy DOMS may quote. No terms sealed means it cannot invent a guarantee, a refund or a commitment.

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   Conversation guide (optional)

   The stages you sell through as writing guidance (they never advance a conversation on their own). No guide yet? Draft a guide from my Offer writes a starting point from the Offer facts, your Brain and your voice, with no price, link or promise in it. You edit, then publish.

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   How you talk about this Offer (optional)

   Words to avoid, writing guidance and voice notes for this Offer. Words to avoid are checked in what DOMS writes; guidance and voice notes steer the writing and are not a guaranteed check.

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   Questions to ask (optional)

   Your discovery questions in your order, each optionally required before Offer links. Five built in ones come with every new Offer; you can reword them or make them required, but not remove them. See Discovery questions.

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    Proof (optional)

    Claims your AI may state and where the proof comes from. Leave it empty until you have evidence you may share.

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    Publish version, then Make live

    Publishing saves a new version that is not live yet. Nothing changes in your DMs until you make it live; a version that is not live is never used.

After the first one

You can have several live Offers. When two or more are live, one is the default and DOMS reaches for it unless you picked one for a person or the person named one. Editing an Offer opens Edit as a new version; the live version keeps running until you make the new one live.