Launchrail

Launch infrastructure for affiliate marketers. Bridge pages, cart-close countdowns and click tracking, built and live within 24 hours.
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Brian CheruiyotProfile picture@seasonedx·Sep 7

Cart-close email sequence, written and scheduled in 24 hours ($250)

Most affiliate commissions on a launch land in the last 48 hours. Most affiliates send one last-chance email on the final day and stop there.


What you get for $250


  • Five emails covering the closing window: value, objection handling, bonus reminder, 24-hour warning, final hours

  • Written around your offer, your deadline and your voice, not a swipe file everyone else on the leaderboard is also mailing

  • Segment logic so people who already bought through your link stop receiving the sequence

  • Loaded and scheduled in your existing email tool (ConvertKit, Beehiiv, Mailchimp, GHL, ActiveCampaign) with send times set to the real close time

  • Every link tagged with your sub-ID, so you can see which email produced the sale

  • Delivered within 24 hours. One round of changes included.


One thing worth knowing


Mailing more in the last three days is the change most affiliates resist and most leaderboard affiliates already make. If your list is small enough that you know most of them by name, mail less and mail personally. I will tell you that rather than sell you a sequence you do not need.


Being straight with you: this works when you have a list that already opens your email. If your list is under a few hundred people, or cold, the bridge page and traffic will do more for you than five emails will.


The Side Hustle Summit / Monetise cart closes on 13 September, so the last-72-hours window opens on the 10th. There is still time to have this scheduled before it.


Order here:


Or comment below with your list size and the offer, and I will tell you whether it is worth $250 in your situation.

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Brian CheruiyotProfile picture@seasonedx·Sep 7

Cart-close countdown, installed on your page in 24 hours ($150)

If you are promoting a launch with a real deadline, your page should show that deadline. Most affiliate pages do not, and the ones that do usually run a fake evergreen timer that resets on refresh, which readers spot immediately.


What you get for $150


  • A countdown tied to the actual cart-close time, not a per-visitor timer that resets

  • Correct in the visitor's own timezone, so a buyer in Manila and a buyer in Lisbon both see the true time left

  • Auto-swap at zero: when the cart closes, the button and copy change to whatever you choose (waitlist, next-launch signup, or a plain closed state) instead of a dead buy button

  • Matches your page's fonts and colours, so it does not look like a bolted-on widget

  • Installed on your existing page: WordPress, Elementor, systeme.io, Webflow, Shopify or plain HTML

  • Does not slow the page down

  • Live within 24 hours of you sending me the page URL and the deadline. One round of changes included.


Why the auto-swap matters more than the timer


The expensive failure is not a missing countdown. It is traffic that keeps arriving for three days after the cart shuts and lands on a dead checkout. That traffic is already paid for. Sending it to a waitlist is the difference between zero and a list you can mail on the next launch.


Being straight with you: I have seen no credible public data saying a countdown by itself lifts conversion by any specific percentage. Anyone quoting you a number made it up. What it reliably does is stop people postponing past a deadline they can see, and stop you burning post-close traffic.


The Side Hustle Summit / Monetise cart closes on 13 September, six days out. If you want a countdown on your page before then:


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Or comment below with your page link and I will tell you if it is a fit.

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Brian CheruiyotProfile picture@seasonedx·Sep 7

Bridge page for your launch promo, built and live in 24 hours ($400)

Most affiliates send traffic straight to the vendor's sales page. You end up competing with every other affiliate on the same page, with the same angle, and you keep none of the audience.


A bridge page sits between your traffic and the offer. It does three things a raw affiliate link cannot:


  • Pre-frames the offer in your angle, so the sales page confirms what you already said instead of starting cold

  • Captures the email before the click, so traffic you paid for is still yours after the cart closes

  • Carries your sub-ID through to the vendor, so you can see which post, ad or email actually paid


What you get for $400


  • One bridge page, written and built around one offer and one angle

  • A real cart-close countdown on the page

  • Email capture wired to your list tool (ConvertKit, Beehiiv, Mailchimp, GHL, ActiveCampaign)

  • Sub-ID click tracking on the call to action

  • Mobile-first, fast, hosted wherever you want it

  • The full source files, so you own what you paid for

  • Live within 24 hours. One round of changes included.


What I need from you


Your affiliate link, the offer you are promoting, and two or three sentences on the angle you want to lead with. That is it. If you do not have an angle yet, I will write one and you approve it before anything goes live.


Being straight with you: a bridge page does not create demand. If the offer is weak or your traffic is cold, this will not fix that. Where it does move numbers is when you already have traffic converting somewhere and you are losing it on the vendor's page.


Order here:


Or comment below with the offer you are promoting and I will tell you honestly whether a bridge page is worth it for that launch.