The more-from-buyers skill: money behind the sale you already make

You want more revenue, so you post more, chase more traffic, and try to grow the audience. That's the expensive route, and it's slow.

The cheaper money is usually sitting behind a sale you're already making. A price set too low two years ago. A small add-on nobody ever offered at checkout. A next step nobody pitched, to people who already trusted you enough to pay once. The more-from-buyers skill goes looking for those. It takes the one thing you sell today, asks six questions about how it actually performs, and hands back 3 to 5 specific moves with the easiest money first.

It's one of the 55 free skills in our freeskills repo, and it's the one you run when the offer works and the number is still too small.

Skills live in a folder Claude Code reads on startup. Three lines put this one in there and give you the command.

Restart Claude Code or start a new session and it shows up. Setup is done at that point. No API key, no config step.

One thing to know before you type anything: this skill needs an offer that's already selling. Not many sales, a handful is plenty, but it works off what real buyers actually did. It checks that in the first message, and if you haven't sold anything yet it tells you plainly and sends you to offer-builder or pricing-calculator in the same repo instead. Getting the first sale is a different job, and the skill points you at the right one.

Type /more-from-buyers and it asks six things: what you sell and what you charge, whether it's one-time or monthly, roughly how many a month, what happens right after someone buys, what people say when they say no, and what the buyer actually gets out of it in money or hours. That last one decides most of the answer, so push yourself for a real number instead of a feeling.

A good first result: a dated file in ~/offers/ with your current model in one line, then the ranked moves. Each move says what to add, roughly what to charge, and how to pitch it, sorted into this week, this month, and this quarter. It's directional about impact and it won't state what a change will earn as a fact. It also checks whether the moves would bury you in delivery work, and says which one to do first if they would.

This is the main run. Bring the real numbers, even rough ones.

If nobody ever pushes back on your price, that's information. Give it the signals and ask it to focus there.

One-time offers make the same money once. Ask it to look specifically at what could keep going after delivery.

Here's the spoken version of what it does to an offer that already works.

1. 1Hook: everyone tells you the answer is more traffic. This free skill finds 3 to 5 ways to make more from the buyers you already sold.
2. 2Step 1: you tell it what you sell, what you charge, and how many go out a month.
3. 3Step 2: you also tell it what people say when they say no.
4. 4That last answer matters more than the rest of them.
5. 5Step 3: it runs your offer through the six ways to make more from a buyer, like raising the price, adding a small extra at checkout, or charging monthly, and drops the ones that don't fit yours.
6. 6That's the filter. Here's where it gets useful.
7. 7Step 4: it writes 3 to 5 moves, each with a price and the one line you'd say to sell it, sorted so the ones you can do this week come first.
8. 8Transformation: you find money in what you're already doing instead of needing a bigger audience to make a bigger month. And the first move is usually a decision, not a build.
9. 9Close: it costs nothing, and it's sitting in a repo with 54 others. Wiring the moves up so people can actually pay for them is Claude Code Club at $9 a month. Link below.

Tonight: run it on your main offer and do the top move in the this-week bucket before the week ends. It's usually a price change or one sentence added at checkout.