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I already have buildy pro account but keep looking at the virtual revenue blueprint. I do not need another pro account as I already have 39 projects at different stages. Is there any way of getting the information without purchasing another pro account. Thank you

Good day All! I am Charlotte. Sometimes you'll see my online handle, clove007. Today Bill has invited me to participate in his demonstration of the amazing Buildy.ai It is an honor and a privilege to have this opportunity to have the master build my project on his top performing AI. The anticipation has me shaking. This is going to be a game-changer for me. Thank you Bill and Buildy and Everyone behind the scenes.

Not sure where to post this so I figured I would just jump in as I have a busy day today and I am not part of the VIP: https://andreabdenneystudios.com https://andreabdenney.com On day two of the four-day Build-A-Thon, I fell off a desk and sprained both feet. Urgent care in compression socks and a boot. Right ankle already holds a plate and twelve screws from a trimalleolar fracture. X-rays confirmed sprains, no breaks. I went home, iced both feet, and came back and kept building. Here is what I was building when I fell. Buildy costs $99 a month. I am on disability. I live on roughly $1,000 a month. $99 goes to buildy. The remaining $100 goes to other work needs. This is my entire budget. Here is what $99 a month on buildy produced. Two websites, live, both almost 100% set up. 22 pages. The Legacy Continuance Method™, a trademarked four-phase framework guiding caregivers and widows from crisis into identity restoration and legacy stewardship. I am building a practitioner school around it. The trademark is coming. Free before a dollar changes hands. A 3-minute Legacy Path Assessment generating a personalized Keepsake Map emailed on the spot. Facilitator Guides for hospice, HR, healthcare. Weekly Notes every week. Tripwire. Save One Voicemail Tonight, $19. Step by step, get recordings off phones before carriers delete them in 14 to 30 days. Checkout add-ons: The Empowered Caregiver at $9.99, After the Goodbye at $9.99, or the complete five book collection at $47. Books. After the Goodbye, $24.99. The Empowered Caregiver, $24.99. Second edition, $24.99. Borrowed Strength, coming. Love Moves With, coming. Memberships. Remembrance Library, $27. Companion App, $67, built for 2 AM, journaling, remembrance, advocacy, Anna. Combined, $87. Guided LCM, $197. Consultation. Bridge Report, $297. Three scattered recordings uploaded, mapped in 48 hours, carrier risk, what can still be saved. Credited toward full preservation. Strategy Session, $497.

I probably used Buildy a little differently during the four-day Buildathon. I hammered on it until we landed somewhere I was genuinely happy with. I started with a dormant golf domain I already owned and an idea: golf-trip planning has become a lot of choices, and maybe it could be simpler. What came out of the Buildathon is BreakMyPar, a live golf-travel discovery business built around a 9-question Golf Trip Finder. Instead of dumping more destinations on golfers, it learns how someone actually likes to play and travel, then narrows that into a trip style and curated destination recommendations. I used Buildy for the working site, personalized quiz results, lead capture and CRM segmentation, six destination guides, custom domain, branded business email and inbox, and SEO. I tested the whole system on desktop and mobile and published it at breakmypar.com. But the part that mattered most to me was getting past building. Once it was live, I used the new BreakMyPar email to send my first real partnership inquiry to a golf-travel company. So this one didn't end as a Buildathon project. It's now a real experiment in validation. I threw together a short video showing the ride from building it to getting it live. BreakMyPar — Find the golf trip that fits. Thanks to Bill and the Buildy team for the four days and for giving me an excuse to push this idea further than I probably would have on my own.