Four kits you buy once and own. No monthly fee, no login, nothing to cancel.
Written by JD Davenport, Director of Sales at a residential contractor in West Michigan. He still sells for a living.
Detailing, power washing, lawn care, fencing, decking, excavating, painting, roofing. If you quote the work, do the work and send an invoice, the paperwork underneath is the same shape in all of them, and nobody ever writes it down. These are the parts that matter, written down, in files you keep.
Banked · a salesperson’s own commission record · free, and it ships inside The Commission Standard
Everything, in one box
Four standards, both books, the seven AI prompts, and Helmed: a board that reads every kit at once and tells you what this week actually needs. One interview sets all four up. Helmed and the AI suite are not sold on their own at any price.
A kit is not a template pack. It is the written standard, the spreadsheets that
enforce it, the browser tool that does the day of work by hand, a four minute guide for whoever you
hand it to, and two AI prompts: one that sets the whole thing up by interviewing you, one that runs
the monthly pass with you. Every file is editable and carries your name, not mine. One business,
yours forever, nothing expires and nothing phones home.
The alternative is hiring somebody to build it, or living with it for another year.
Every kit goes through a shipping gate that holds thirty-two mechanical checks, and runs every one that applies to it. Each check
stands behind a real failure that already happened once, and several were added the day a check
caught something in a kit that had already shipped. All four pass, and every spreadsheet in them has
been opened and calculated rather than just written. What is still open is named on the
questions page rather than buried.
All four of these ship inside a kit. They are free here, whole, with no account and no
upload, because the fastest way to find out whether I know what I am doing is to run one of my tools
against your own numbers. Nothing you paste in is ever uploaded.
Twenty-nine questions, answered in full on a page of their own. Free, no email,
no account. Each one ends at the kit that does the work, if you want it to.