300 registrations. 70 show. 2 buyers. 1 refund. The maths worked in 2024 and hasn't since — this is the 4-phase exit from ₹99 volume to 10 qualified high-ticket calls a day, without your revenue dipping while you switch.
One slider: what Meta actually charges you per registrant in 2026. Everything else is the launch you already run — ₹1,50,000 ad spend, 34% live show rate, 1.7% of the room buys the ₹14,999 course. Watch the net.
How the maths works: fixed ₹1,50,000 ad budget · 34% live show rate · 1.7% of the room buys at ₹14,999 · 15% of buyers refund · ₹52,000 in tech and team. Slide the cost per registrant to where Meta actually has you this quarter and watch the net move. Registrants cost ₹41 in early 2024 — most coaching niches crossed ₹110 by March 2026. The PDF sheet lets you replace every assumption with your real numbers, in pen.
Four phases: the honest P&L with every line fillable, the 30-day parallel track that runs beside your webinar, the price ladder rebuild, and the three numbers that tell you exactly when to cut webinar ad spend.
Five pages. Real fill-in worksheets, the week-by-week ad budget reallocation table, and the never-do list. Where should we send it?
✓ Instant download. No spam — just the plan, and occasionally something worth reading.
Your copy of The ₹99 Webinar Exit Plan is on its way to your device. Start with the P&L sheet tonight — 20 minutes, real numbers, live show rate only, refunds subtracted. Phase 1 done before you sleep.
Download Again ↓This is not "kill your funnel and pray." Nothing gets switched off until the new track outearns the old one — that's the whole design.
The fill-in sheet with the three lines everyone lies about: show rates padded with replay views, refunds "adjusted later," and your 120 sprint hours priced at zero. Worked example next to every blank.
A VSL, a pre-qual form and a booking calendar, built quietly for your existing list and webinar no-buyers. Nothing changes in public. Your webinar keeps running, untouched.
From ₹99 → ₹15K course → hope, to ₹99 feeder → qualified call → ₹50K+ container. What your webinar becomes: a feeder, not the business. Container worksheet included, with the price line most people flinch at.
The three numbers that decide when webinar ad spend gets cut — 15+ qualified calls a week, 2× revenue per ad rupee, 15% close rate — and the week-by-week reallocation table. Plus the never-do list: five ways to kill both offers at once.
Three-week content sprint. Cart open. Cart close. Collapse. Repeat. You've run the cycle so many times your spouse can tell which week it is from your face.
Day 4 after cart close, spreadsheet open — and this launch made less than the last one, despite 2x the effort. You closed the laptop and told the team "solid learnings."
300 registrations. 70 showed. 2 bought. 1 refunded. The maths worked once, in 2024, and you've been re-running the play waiting for it to work again.
Cost per registrant crossed ₹100 sometime last year. You've been saying "we'll fix the creative" for four launches now. The creative was never the problem.
You want to sell the ₹1L+ mentorship. But your whole business is broadcast — you haven't had an actual sales conversation in months, and you know it.
None of that is a content problem. Your masterclass is good. The model underneath it was built for 2024 ad prices, and the rent went up. The plan swaps the model without touching the machine — until the new one outearns it.
High Ticket Engine builds done-for-you appointment engines for coaches and consultants in India. Phase 2 of this plan is a hand-built version of what we install and run. Now you have the blueprint either way.
businesses running on the engine — coaches, consultants, course creators, experts
verified client revenue generated through engines we've built
from kickoff to a live engine — most clients hit their first 10-call day by Day 21
Phase 2 by hand takes 30 days. We build it — funnel, pre-qualification, booking, nurture, traffic — live in 14, then manage it every day after. With ₹3,00,000 in your contract before you pay us a single rupee.
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