The Cube · Sales Symphony

Nothing that comes in goes unanswered.

Someone writes, calls or fills in a form. Sales Symphony is the work of making sure they hear back, and of counting the ones who did not.

The fleet ships

What goes in. What comes out.

You bring what you already have. The fleet does five things with it, in order. At the end, what it made is yours.

You bring

  • The ways people reach you now
  • What you offer, and what it costs
  • Who answers, and on which days

The fleet does

  1. Gather
  2. Build
  3. Check
  4. Ship
  5. Report

The five steps, one by one

You hold

  • Every enquiry, in your own inbox
  • The list of who wrote
  • The count, read again after

Sales Symphony

What it does

Three things, each with a circle where it already stands.

  1. One ask on every page

    Each page says who it is for and asks one thing. A visitor never has to guess what to do next.

    Emma WilliamsOne page that says who it is for, then three paths: classes, therapy, the outdoors.

  2. A door that is tested

    Every button, form, link and phone number is followed before the site ships, on a computer and on a phone.

    Hawaii By StormLive booking for six private tours.

  3. It lands with you

    The inbox, the calendar and the list sit in your name, never in a builder’s.

    On Maui Gaia, a seller sends a listing from their own mail

Its one number

How many people reached out and never heard back.

One number is agreed before any work starts, and read again after.

Already standing

Launching with real circles

These are not mockups. They are pages people use.

  • Emma Williams: the site as it stands

    Emma Williams

    A nonprofit · Jackson Hole, Wyoming

    Made for the two people who arrive: a survivor looking for help, and a doctor looking to refer one.

    See the site →
  • Hawaii By Storm: the site as it stands

    Hawaii By Storm

    A tour company · Maui, Hawaiʻi

    Live booking for six private tours.

    See the site →

Each case, with its numbers: Ten years of work on goodvibes.me.

What it costs

Free to start. Pay as you grow.

You pay for the next rung when the previous rung produced.

  1. $333

    Self

    Citizen, cube and circle, onboarded and configured. Done with you. The first 108 cross with Self waived.

    Hold a free seat
  2. $1,111

    Seed

    Getting online to make a living, or getting an application ready for any door you choose.

    Pay $1,111
  3. $3,333

    Sapling

    The whole site, planted: the kind Hawaii By Storm runs on. Done with you, owned by you.

    Pay $3,333
  4. $9 a month or $108 a year

    Roots

    Your own hosting, in your name: the ground a circle stands on. The alternative to renting it.

    Pay $108 a yearPay $9 a month

Prices are the Tree of Life of 19 October 2026. Seed, Sapling and Roots are paid through Stripe, and your card details stay with Stripe. Self is waived for the first 108: hold a free seat. No ads, ever. No equity asked of you, and no royalty on what your circle sells. You can leave at any time, with all of it. Sequoia, Sapphire, Star and Serene are on the whole Tree.

Plain questions

Before you ask

Who answers the people who write?

You do, or the person you name. The work is making sure each enquiry reaches that person, and counting any that got no answer.

Where do the enquiries live?

In your own inbox and your own accounts, in your name.

What is the one number?

How many people reached out and never heard back. It is agreed before any work starts, and read again after.

What do I own at the end?

All of it. The domain, the code, the data, the list, the logins and the media are handed over in your name.

What if I want to leave?

You can leave at any time, with all of it.

Another question? Write to aloha@goodvibes.me.

The first 108

Take your seat

Free to start. Pay as you grow. Earn as you learn.

The button opens your mail. If nothing opens, write to aloha@goodvibes.me.