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Felix Tay ·

Software

Once, I spent two weeks trying to figure out GoHighLevel.

Got absolutely nowhere.

The interface was overwhelming. 

Features everywhere with no clear path forward. 

Support kept trying to sell me premium add-ons instead of helping me solve basic problems.

I hated it. 

Almost gave up on the entire platform concept.

Then I discovered CC360, and it was great. 

Chose it as the place to build my membership site.

But as I started migrating, something felt off.

Too familiar. 

Like I'd seen this before.

Today, I learned that CC360 is in fact a white label of GoHighLevel.

Lmao.

They're literally the same software under the hood.

But…why does the experience differ night and day?

When I take a careful look at them I realize that CC360 made intentional choices about the UI. 

Intuitive. 

It was designed for humans, not just feature-complete.

Their support is purely service-oriented. 

No upselling. Just solving my problems so I can build what I need to build.

I got more done in one day with CC360 than two weeks with GoHighLevel.

Same software. 

Carbon copy, technically.

Except run by two different types of people.

As I reflect on this, I realize the similarities in my own industry.

Probably yours too.

And I encourage those of you who are pondering the important question of: “How do I differentiate?” to reflect on this as well.

It's not the offer itself that creates value.

It's who's running it.

Example: There are plenty of people running AI membership sites.

But different people = different priorities = different philosophies = different design choices…

…different customer journeys. 

The choices they make about what to include and what to leave out.

The standards they hold when building the tools.

The way they show up in support.

Their specific taste and pride in the work.

I spent two years building 47 AI processes. 

Invested over $100K in my own development.

I developed my own distinct ‘taste’ of what and how things should be.

My personal standards for what's good enough to ship.

My approach to helping people implement.

That's what makes the AI Client Factory different.

That’s what makes YOU different, too.

In the same way that CC360 and GoHighLevel can be the same software but create completely different experiences…

We can be building the same thing that many of our competitors do, but the experience we create for our customers are completely different.

Because everyone can build an offer.

But nobody can be you.

FELIX

In case you didn’t know, I’ve created a new membership offer.

Comes with a 16-week implementation plan. 

All 47 of my AI processes. 

Support tiers from $50-$400/week based on what you need.

AI Client Factory closes November 20th.

[Click here to find out more →]


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