JP

The fastest way in

Tell me what you're building.

I reply within 24 hours, weekdays.

What happens next

  1. 01

    I read it.

    Every message hits my inbox, not a queue. I read in full, usually same day.

  2. 02

    I reply with fit.

    Inside 24 hours, weekdays. Either a next step or an honest reason it isn't a fit.

  3. 03

    We book 30 minutes.

    A short call to dig into the real problem. No pitch, no slides, no pressure.

Already know you want the call? Book it now.

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Five questions

Tell me the shape of it.

About ninety seconds. The first question does most of the work.

02What already exists that a system could read

Tick everything that applies.

04What are you thinking it looks like
05What budget range are you working with

Some people already know they want the call. If that's you, book it directly.

No form needed if email is more your speed: email me directly, or reach me on LinkedIn or Substack.

One last check

Who this is for, and who it isn't.

Best fit

  • You built a method over years, and it only works when you're the one running it
  • You have material sitting in folders that nobody has ever indexed
  • You want to own the thing at the end, on your machine, with nothing monthly attached
  • You'd rather work with the person building it than with an account manager

Not a fit

  • You want somebody to write your posts for you
  • You want a tool you can switch on this week
  • You're at the start and there's no back catalogue yet
  • You want it hosted and managed on a monthly retainer

Also not a fit, for the avoidance of doubt: Agency pitches · Enterprise RFPs · SEO link swaps · Cold sales.

Before you hit send

Quick answers.

Within 24 hours on weekdays. If you haven't heard back by then, the message got eaten — resend it or email james@unpromptable.dev directly.

Who you're writing to

James Presbitero Jr.

Founder of Unpromptable. Strategist, builder, writer.

Late 2022, ChatGPT wiped out a chunk of my freelance writing income overnight. I didn't fight it — I went toward it. Started writing publicly about what was actually happening to people like me.

3,000+ subscribers later, that became a consultancy, then products, then a point of view: the founders who win understand what AI can't replicate about them, and they build on top of that.

If that's the problem you're sitting with, the five questions are right here.