The Seven-Minute Build
Seven dollars. One sentence. Eight gates.
You say what you sell, and eight gates come back one at a time. You read each one and accept it, or tell it what to change. They are these, in this order:
- 1. Validate idea (score + SWOT)
- 2. Market Intelligence
- 3. Plan Studio
- 4. Brand Studio
- 5. Message Studio
- 6. Offers Engine
- 7. Funnel builder (WYSIWYG)
- 8. Campaign Planner
On our one recorded run, the last of them was accepted 373.4 seconds after the idea went in. That same run went on to publish at 390.5 seconds — and publishing is the part your $7 does not include. One run. Yours will be its own number, and the whole receipt is on the run page, findings and empty panels included.
The $7 buys the answer, not the assets.
You keep, permanently: read access to your whole run, and a PDF of it. The PDF is never taken away — not before a subscription, not after a refund.
You do not get: publishing, a live URL, or your assets in DOCX, GOOGLE DOCS, MARKDOWN, JSON. Those need a plan.
You can come back and publish any time. There is no window and no expiry: reading your own run, and its PDF, stay open whether you subscribe or not.
There is no free trial.
If you publish, your first payment is a full month at the full price. And the $7 is not credited against it — it paid for your build.
There is nothing to learn before it starts.
You do not set anything up and you do not learn a builder. You type one sentence, and after that the only thing asked of you is to read each gate and either accept it or say what to change. Reading is the whole skill.
$7.00 today. One charge — nothing on this screen recurs. Your card details are entered on Stripe, never here.
Then you get an account. We email you a link to set a password, and the first gate asks for your one sentence — so you type it once you are inside, not here.
Seven days, full refund, no questions. Email support@onomaco.com within seven days and we return the full amount — you do not have to finish anything or give a reason. The refund policy governs, and there is no exception to it anywhere on this site.
It is allowed to give you a bad score.
The first gate scored our own run 82 and came back with 4 weaknesses and 4 threats nobody asked it for, about 11 seconds in. If your idea scores badly, that is the cheapest that news is ever going to be.
The competitor panel is empty.
On that run it returned no competitor scan at all, and Positioning, which derives from it, returned nothing either. It is a real gap. We would rather you knew before you paid than after — the exact strings it printed are on the run page.