2,000 users. And now you can get paid.

You're part of something exploding in real-time.

Three months ago, we were at zero. Today? 2,000 users.

Two weeks ago, we hit 1,000. Now we've doubled.

That's not just growth. That's momentum.

And here's what it means for you:

You were smart enough to show up early. Before it was obvious. Before everyone else figured it out.

Now? You get to be first again.

For the first 1,000 of you, Promptastic was about sharing prompts.

You found something that worked. You posted it. Someone else used it. Everyone won.

But here's what we kept hearing: "This is great. But I spent 6 months figuring out what actually works in my field. Can I do something with that?"

So this week, we're making it live:

You can now sell your prompts on Promptastic.

Not just share them. Sell them.

Package your expertise. Set your price. Help someone skip the 100 failed attempts you went through.

This isn't just a feature update. This is a new way to monetize what you know.

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Someone's already thinking it: "You can't sell prompts. They're just text. Anyone can write them."

Here's what they're missing:

You're not selling a prompt.

You're selling 6 months (or 6 years) of figuring out what questions actually work in YOUR domain.

That's compressed expertise.

People said you couldn't sell eBooks because "information wants to be free."

Then they said you couldn't sell courses because "YouTube exists."

Then they said you couldn't sell Notion templates because "anyone can build those."

And yet.

eBooks still sell. Courses still sell. Templates still sell.

Because people aren't buying the format. They're buying the reps you put in to figure out what actually works.

They're buying the trial and error. The lessons learned. The shortcuts discovered.

They're buying: "Show me what you learned so I don't have to start from zero."

Prompts are no different.

If you've spent months (or years) figuring out the right questions to ask in your field—whether that's real estate, therapy, fitness, marketing, finance, parenting, whatever—you have something people will pay for.

Not because they can't write a prompt themselves.

Because they don't know what questions to ask yet.

And you do.

If you've been using AI to get real results in your work, you already have something to sell.

The therapist who figured out how to use AI to structure session notes without losing the human touch? That's a product.

The real estate agent who cracked the code on AI-generated property descriptions that actually convert? That's a product.

The fitness coach who built prompts that create personalized workout plans in 30 seconds? That's a product.

You don't need to be a "prompt engineer" (whatever that means).

You just need to know your field better than someone who's starting from scratch.

Right now, the marketplace is new.

That means:

The creators who show up now will be the ones people discover first. The ones who set the standard. The ones who build their reputation early.

You were early to Promptastic. Now you can be early to the marketplace.

You believed in this before it was obvious. Now here's your chance to turn that belief into something tangible.

The Challenge: You know things other people don't. But you don't know how to turn that knowledge into a prompt someone would actually pay for.

The Solution: Two prompts to help you identify what you know that's valuable and turn it into something people will buy.

Most people underestimate what they know. They think: "Everyone in my field knows this."

But they don't. YOU know it because you put in the reps. You made the mistakes. You figured it out.

These prompts help you:

For people who don't realize what they know is valuable

This prompt helps you surface the expertise you've been taking for granted and identify what's actually worth selling.

The Prompt:

For people who know what they want to sell but don't know how to package it

This prompt helps you turn your domain knowledge into a specific, valuable prompt that people will actually buy.

The Prompt:

Last week we talked about asking better questions.

This week? We're helping you get paid for the questions you've already figured out.

Because if you spent months learning what actually works, you shouldn't have to give that away for free.

And someone who's just starting shouldn't have to waste months figuring out what you already know.

This is how expertise compounds. You share what you learned. They skip the painful part. Everyone moves faster.

Except now? You get paid for it.

The marketplace is live.

If you've got domain knowledge worth sharing, now you can turn it into income.

If you're looking for shortcuts in your field, now you can buy them from people who've already done the work.

First movers win. The early creators will be the ones who build their reputation while the marketplace is still new.

You were early to Promptastic. Now be early to this.

We're 2,000 strong now. Double what we were the last two weeks.

You're not just watching this grow. You're part of why it's growing.

Share this newsletter with someone who has expertise they're not monetizing yet. Someone who's been giving away their knowledge for free.

Show them there's another way.

They'll thank you for it.

— The Promptastic Team

P.S. Hit reply and tell us: What's one thing you know in your field that someone just starting out would pay to learn? Seriously. Reply. We want to know what you're going to build.