For your expertise
You sell what you know. Price it like it's yours.
Consultants, coaches and independent experts lose to the competitor with a named method, a diagnostic and a clear price, even when they know more. I'll help you build all three, as a working AI system you own in Claude or ChatGPT.
The Authority Score takes about five minutes and rates you on five dimensions, with your next move.
What a buyer looks for
Three things make expertise easy to buy.
A named method.
Not "I help leaders grow." A method with a name, steps and a point of view a client can repeat to their boss.
A diagnostic.
A short assessment that shows a prospect where they stand and why they need you, before the first call.
A priced offer.
A clear scope and a number. Buyers, and now the AI agents that shortlist for them, skip experts whose price they can't find.
The Authority Stack Brain
The system I built for my own practice, packaged for yours.
It runs inside your own AI account, so I never see your material. Every tier is a one-time purchase with a 14-day guarantee: run the signature skill on your real material, and if the result isn't usable, you get a full refund.
Signature
$149
- Name-the-method skill
- Knowledge and memory layers
- 12 months of fix support
The Meal
$349
- Everything in Signature
- Excavate, enemy and assessment skills
- Self-install, guided by the brain
Kickstart
$799
- All six skills and three agents
- The full-build workflow
- A live 1:1 setup and calibration call with me
Done-With-You
$1,499
- Everything in Kickstart
- Installed together, first skill run live
- Year-one live update layer
Best in Claude Code. Claude Projects and ChatGPT Projects work with an upload pattern.
Built with Yuri
Rather build it together, start to finish?
For a few experts a quarter, I build the whole stack with you: positioning, the named method, the diagnostic, the offer and the AI system that keeps producing. It's by application, because it only works when the expertise is already real.
Start with where you stand.
Five dimensions, fifteen questions, one next move.