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That's everything — no more offers, no more pages. What's left is the part that actually matters: turning a licence into a product with your name on it.
Your access
One for Checklist Forge, one for the PLR licence. Both come from:
Only one arrived, or neither? Check Spam and Promotions first — that is where they land nine times out of ten. If they are genuinely missing after ten minutes, write to support and we will sort it manually.
Both products sit in the same account. The PLR pack appears as a separate download.
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Save the whole pack somewhere permanent. The certificate is your written proof of rights — you will want it if a marketplace ever asks what you are licensed to sell.
Your PLR pack
The full engine. Six-step prompt chain with memory between steps, the optional fact-check pass, the parser that repairs broken AI output, cover image, author line, running footer, source list, disclaimer field, three export formats. One file, plain HTML and JavaScript.
24 sections. Every control, the data schema, a sixteen-row troubleshooting table, a chapter on the disclaimer field and one on publisher responsibility. This is what stops support emails before they get sent.
Long-form, with researched market figures and cited sources, an accordion benefits section and a full FAQ. Ready to edit.
Your written proof of the rights, in full.
Adjust this row to match what actually ships, or delete it.
Everything is plain HTML. No page builder, no theme, no framework, no dependencies to keep current. If you can edit text in a code editor, you can rebrand all of it. There is nothing to compile and nothing to break.
The practical part
You do not need to code. You need a text editor that can find and replace across files — Notepad++ on Windows, VS Code on any system, both free.
Do this before you touch a file, because the name goes into all of them. Something concrete beats something clever — buyers scanning a marketplace need to know what it does in two seconds.
Open the folder in your editor and replace these, in this order:
Checklist Forge → your product namechecklist-forge → your slug, for filenames and downloadsThen open each file once in a browser to check nothing looks odd. Five minutes, and it catches everything.
Near the top of each file there is a small block starting with --ink and --mark. Those two drive nearly everything you see. Change them and the whole design follows.
Every buy button points to a placeholder. Replace them with your own checkout links, and set your price in the three or four places it appears.
This is the step people skip, and it is the one that pays. Half an hour, one real topic. You will find your own screenshots, your own demo video content, and one or two things you want to say about it that nobody else selling this will think to say.
Getting it live
Nothing here is compulsory. But rights that sit in a folder do nothing, and the difference between people who make something of a licence and people who do not is almost never skill — it is whether they set a date.
Everyone who bought these rights has the same files. What nobody else has is your angle — the audience you already reach, the niche you know, the reason you personally think this is useful. Rewrite the opening of the sales page around that, and you are no longer selling the same product as everyone else. Leave it word for word, and you are.
Worth a second look
The certificate in your download is the binding version. This is the short form so you do not have to open it every time.
The sales page you inherited avoids income claims on purpose, and the guide is direct about the buyer being the publisher of what they create. Both of those are there for a reason. Keep them in your version — they cost a few sales and they save you a great deal more than that in refunds and complaints.
And tell your buyers plainly what they are getting: rights to the checklists they make, not rights to the tool. Ambiguity there is the single most common source of angry emails in this business.
If something goes wrong
Section 19 of the guide is a sixteen-row troubleshooting table covering every failure the tool can produce and what to do about each. Check there before you write and you will usually be back at work in a minute.
Write to SUPPORT_EMAIL. Tell us what you are trying to do and what you have already tried — that gets you a useful answer in one reply instead of three.
Once you sell this, their questions come to you, not to us. The guide is written to handle most of them on its own, which is exactly why it is in your pack. Read it once yourself before you launch so you know what is in it.
That's the lot
You have the tool, the guide, the sales page and the rights to all of it. Everything that normally takes weeks is already done.
What is left is the part nobody can do for you: picking a name, putting it somewhere people can buy it, and telling them it exists.
Pick a date this week. Not "soon" — a date. That single habit is what separates the licences that turn into products from the ones that stay in a folder.
P.S. — Make one checklist with the tool before you sell it. Not for the practice. For the screenshots, the demo video, and the two or three things you will notice that nobody else selling this licence will think to mention.
No guarantee of income. Owning rights to a product is not the same as selling it. There is no guarantee that you will make any money, and nothing on this page is a promise, projection or implication of future income.
Individual responsibility. Your results depend on factors unique to you, including your skills, experience, effort, audience and market conditions. Reselling requires traffic and an audience, and you are responsible for your own results.
Inherent risk. All business ventures carry risk. Unforeseen challenges inherent to business and the internet may affect your results.
The summary above is a convenience. The certificate supplied with your purchase is the binding version of the terms. Where the two differ, the certificate governs.
Checklist Forge arranges and typesets content produced by an AI chat. It does not verify whether that content is accurate, safe or lawful to publish. Whoever publishes a checklist made with it is the publisher of that content — that applies to you, and it applies to anyone you sell the rights on to. Consumer protection, advertising and health-claim rules vary by country and apply to the seller regardless of which tool produced the file.
All content on this website, including text, graphics, images and other materials, is our exclusive property except where the licence you purchased grants otherwise. Reproduction, distribution or use beyond the terms of that licence is prohibited.
This product is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google or ProductDyno. You and your buyers use your own AI chat accounts, and output quality depends on the service used.