Questions. Answers.

A five-part system that builds your product's onboarding with a coding agent: it interviews you about your product, names your activation moment, builds the new flow on our React components, sets up the emails that bring people back, and benchmarks your numbers. Build it yourself with your agent, or have us build it with ours.

The system itself: MD files and instructions your agent runs, the React component library in a GitHub repo, and the workspace, your home base after purchase. Build It Yourself means your agent builds it with your judgment; Built for You means our agents build it with ours, and you keep the system afterward.

No. There is nothing to study and no curriculum. Your agent does the reading; you answer its questions, make the judgment calls, and build.

You need to be building with a coding agent, which most of our buyers already are. If you can run Claude next to your codebase, you can run the system. If that isn't how you work, Built for You exists for exactly this reason.

We build with Claude, and the system is MD files and instructions, so any agent that can read files in your project can run it. It lives in your repo, next to your code, in whatever agent you already use.

The component library is React. Everything else, the interview, the activation moment, the event specs, the emails, works with any stack; your agent implements the specs in whatever you ship.

No. If you have one, the system designs it into the onboarding. If you don't, the behavior patterns, the emails, and the measurement pay off on their own.

Early-stage B2B SaaS founders past launch: the product works, signups arrive, and too few of them pay. If you build daily with a coding agent, the system fits straight into how you already work.

Nothing stops you running it pre-launch; the system designs a fresh onboarding either way. You get the most from it once real signups are flowing, because Part 5 takes a baseline off your current numbers so the improvement is provable.

The one action in your product that separates users who go on to pay from users who leave. The system names yours and specs the exact events to measure it.

It builds you a new one. The system designs fresh from your product and your activation moment; the only job your old flow has is supplying the baseline number in Part 5, so the before-and-after is provable.

Yes, in full; they sit after the five parts. The five parts take a user from signup to paid to upgrade. The retention and expansion arcs cover what happens after that, and they are what the Built for You sprints run on.

The first sitting gets you a named activation moment and the events to measure it. The full build runs at your pace with your agent; Built for You compresses it into one week, Monday to Friday.

Instant access: a login link to the workspace and an invite to the component library repo. You can be running Part 1 within the hour.

Five parts, always in the same order. Each part ships a plain explainer, the instruction file you hand your agent, a template for what comes out, one worked example so you know what good looks like, and a done-when check so you know when to move on.

A named folder in your project, with named files, one per part. Each part's instruction file tells your agent what to do and where to write the output; Part 1 writes your product file, and every later part reads it instead of asking you again.

No, and on purpose. Your agent has your codebase, your documentation, and your analytics; an agent we hosted would have none of that. The system is instructions your agent runs in your own environment, next to your code.

As little as possible. Your agent drafts what it can work out from your codebase and your site, asks you to confirm or correct, and only asks outright for what it can't know: who actually pays, what the upgrade moment is, what you've already tried.

Yes. They are real components in a GitHub repo, and the working build your agent produces is real code you can reuse.

You still get the whole system. The specs are written for your agent to implement in your stack; the component library is the fastest UI lane, not a requirement.

The system maps which email goes to whom and what a user has to do to trigger it. The sequences come built and the copy comes with them, written for your product; the triggers and the timing are the part you can't get anywhere else.

A published table: segment by segment, every range carrying its source and sample size, with a note wherever the sources disagree. Ranges with stated methodology, never false precision, and your number is placed on that table rather than invented.

The lifetime of the product line. Updates ship as new and revised instruction files, versioned, that you pull into your project. Part six, churned-user interviews, arrives that way: free for everyone who has bought.

That's the guarantee, word for word: if what it generates for your product isn't specific to your product, full refund. 30 days.

Yes. Buy Built for You within 60 days and the full $197 is credited.

Right after checkout, a short intake interview covers your product, your users, and your numbers. We review it before your start. Your build begins Monday, our agents build with our judgment steering every call, and on Friday the working build and the walkthrough land in your hands.

Your new onboarding working in real React code, a screen-by-screen video walkthrough of the reasoning, the build roadmap written for your agent, your onboarding audited and scored by us, and Build It Yourself included, yours to keep.

Never. Everything ships as working code plus a roadmap written for your agent to wire in, in your stack, on your schedule.

Our agents build; our judgment shapes every call. Agents are why the quality is the same on build one and build fifty, and the same system is what you take home afterward.

The intake, right after checkout, is the heavy lift. The build week itself runs without meetings; on Friday you watch the walkthrough and hand the roadmap to your agent.

We review every intake before the Monday start. Wrong fit means a full refund before any work begins, and we tell you why.

Full refund. That guarantee has no conditions attached.

One clear build week, Monday to Friday, with a week of lead time from checkout so the intake is reviewed before work begins. Slots are limited each week so every build gets full attention.

It's built on your product: your flow from signup to the purchase decision, in real code your agent can reuse. Wiring it into your codebase is the roadmap's job, done by your agent, so nobody but you ever touches your code.

Your agent implements the roadmap. The system you keep covers retention, expansion, and every future update, and a real answer stays a message away at support@onboardingloop.com.

One week, one payment, and it replaces a diagnosis, a redesign, a working build, and the system you keep for everything after. Agencies charge around $2,000 for a teardown that only tells you what's broken. Early clients paid less while we proved the system; this is the standing price.

No. Both prices are one-time. You pay once, and updates are free for the lifetime of the product line.

The price steps up when part six ships: churned-user interviews, so you can hear why people left. Buy now and part six arrives as a free update.

Build It Yourself: if what it generates for your product isn't specific to your product, full refund, 30 days. Built for You: the working build and the walkthrough are in your hands by Friday of your start week, or your money back. And if we review your intake and the fit is wrong, you get a full refund before any work begins.

Build It Yourself is immediate. Built for You starts on a Monday with a clear week of lead time; the next start date is September 21st, 2026, and slots are limited each week.

They took a chance on us while we proved the system, and their price reflected that. These are the standing prices, stated plainly: no strike-throughs, no countdown timers.

Same system either way. The difference is whose time it takes and whose judgment shapes it: your agent and your judgment, or ours. Built for You also hands over the working build and the recorded walkthrough, done for you.

Email support@onboardingloop.com and say so. Refunds go back to the card you paid with; the guarantees above say when you qualify, and none of them carry hoops.

Our own product's onboarding, built with the same system we sell, running live and ungated. It's the output itself, not a video of it.

So you can see it closer to your product. Swap the agent, the colors, the font, light or dark, and the device, and load a different SaaS to watch the same system carry a different product.

The products inside it are showcase builds on sample data. What's real is everything we sell: the flow, the components, and the behavior are exactly what a build produces.

Built for You delivers the same kind of working build, on your product. Build It Yourself gives your agent the same system that built the demo.

Our founder, with 20 years across marketing and product, and the agents that run most of the company. Agents do the building; one human's judgment steers every call, including on your build.

Yes. The first client build, Corebee, is told in full in the case study, with no invented numbers. And our own product runs the system: the demo is it, running.

support@onboardingloop.com. A real answer is a message away.