Is the AI clone really built in the two days?
Yes — filmed, trained, rendered, and handed over before you go home. That's only possible because the two halves feed each other: the intelligence you build on Day One is exactly what your clone is built from on Day Two, so there's no separate discovery, no waiting on a production queue. $8,000 covers both.
What exactly do I walk out with?
Three things, all finished. Your Intelligence System — your audit, 10XGen AI Brain™, Voice of Influence™, priority audience and Audience Intelligence™, messaging framework, and the strongest intersections between what only you can say and what your audience needs to hear. Your Campaign System — the Big Idea, content blueprint, activation strategy, 90-day Launch / Sustain / Convert plan and Impact Scorecard. Your Multiplication System — a verified voice model, a consented digital twin, your first approved clone video, human-vs-clone guidelines and a repeatable production workflow. Every account and file we set up for you is in your name before you leave.
Is this an AI agent or a chatbot?
No — and the difference matters. Your clone is a content production tool. It writes and films marketing content in your voice: videos, short-form cuts, social posts, emails. That's its whole job. It does not answer your email, sit on your website talking to customers, take actions inside your software, or make decisions on your behalf. Nothing it produces reaches the public until you've read it and approved it. If you're picturing something autonomous running your business in the background, that's a different product — this is a way to be in a hundred places at once with your actual message, without filming a hundred times.
Do I own the clone?
You own what we build with you. Your strategy, source material, AI Brain intelligence, approved Playbook, studio footage, voice/likeness assets, campaign plan and generated files remain yours. Every third-party production account we intentionally create for your clone is set up for your control and handoff — it runs on a small monthly software subscription billed to your own account, which is exactly what keeps control on your side. You can walk away the day it is finished and keep using it without us.
I hate being on camera. Is this still for me?
This is arguably better for you than for anyone else. You film once, in a controlled studio, with direction, lighting, and wardrobe handled, and scripts written before the camera rolls. After that your clone does the on-camera work — which for most people means going from filming almost nothing to publishing every week.
What should the clone make — and what should stay you?
Not everything should go through it, and knowing where the line sits is part of what you build in the room. Keep for yourself: the interview or podcast, the story only you can tell, a new idea the first time you say it out loud, announcements, and anything with real stakes attached. Give to your clone: the fifteen versions of a point you've already made, the questions you answer over and over, the explainer for the audience that missed it, the same idea re-cut for a different channel. On day two you write a Clone Charter that puts that line in writing — what it may say, what it must never claim, and who signs off. And yes, we disclose: you only ever clone your own face and voice, and every piece passes a named human before it publishes.
Can I bring my team?
Yes. Seats are individual, so bring as many people as you want to put in the room — a marketing lead, a development director, a co-founder. If you're bringing three or more, email us before you apply and we'll talk about multi-seat rates. Note that the clone is built per person, so we'll scope which of your leaders get one.
What if I'm a nonprofit?
Absolutely — a good number of the seats go to mission-driven organizations. The framework is identical; the language shifts from customers and revenue to donors, volunteers, and impact. It works as cleanly for a foundation or faith-based organization heading into a capital campaign as it does for a founder-led company.
What happens after the two days?
You get a post-intensive strategy review call once your 90-day plan is underway, and you leave with a working system you own outright. Most people run it themselves from there. When you want paid reach behind the campaign you just built, we can take it further together — campaign production and audience activation through our privacy-safe platform, which reaches 250M+ U.S. adults across 15,000+ attributes. That's a separate engagement, scoped to your goals, and it's where a lot of our clients go next.
Where is it, and what should I expect?
The 10XGen studio in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida — a real working studio with a boardroom for the strategy work and a full production set for filming. Day one runs 9:00–5:00 and day two wraps by 4:00, with meals provided both days. You'll get a welcome and logistics packet with the address, parking, and what to bring once your seat is confirmed.
