Proof Download
Here’s What You Get:
Juan & Ricco – WaaS Flywheel Program is a business/agency-growth training focused on building a Website-as-a-Service (WaaS) business using GoHighLevel (GHL). Instead of selling websites as one-time projects, the model is designed around recurring monthly revenue from website/SaaS clients.
Overview
The program teaches a complete client-acquisition and fulfillment system, covering Meta Ads → sales → website deployment → GoHighLevel automation → onboarding → fulfillment → scaling.
The sales page claims the system helped its creator sign 70+ GHL SaaS clients and grow from $0 to $11K MRR in 3.5 months. These are creator-reported results, not guaranteed student outcomes.
What You’ll Learn
1. WaaS Meta Ad Playbook
- Meta/Facebook advertising strategy
- Ad angles and creative concepts
- Lead-generation campaigns
- Appointment-booking system
- Breakdown of the creator’s own winning ads
The creator claims the ads generated 300+ appointments and contributed to more than $10K in MRR.
2. Low-Pressure Sales Framework
- Sales-call structure
- Prospect qualification
- Presenting the WaaS offer
- Handling objections
- Pricing conversations
- Closing recurring-revenue clients
- Real sales-call recordings
3. 4-Hour Website Fulfillment System
- Master website template
- Rapid website deployment
- Repeatable fulfillment process
- VA instructions
- Outsourcing website production
- Reducing the owner’s involvement in fulfillment
The stated goal is to make client websites deployable in roughly a day rather than rebuilding every site from scratch.
4. GoHighLevel Results Protocol
- Pre-built GHL snapshot
- Pipelines
- Automations
- Workflows
- Client-account setup
- Reusable infrastructure
This allows an agency to deploy a standardized system for new clients instead of configuring everything manually.
5. Scaling With Systems
- Assigning tasks to VAs
- Tracking fulfillment
- Managing recurring client work
- Creating SOPs
- Preventing fulfillment bottlenecks
- Building an agency that can handle more clients without the owner doing everything
6. Launch Call Framework
- Client onboarding
- Setting expectations
- Collecting access/details
- Launching the client relationship
- Recorded examples of launch calls
The WaaS Flywheel
The basic business model is:
Meta Ads → Appointments → Sales → Recurring WaaS Client → Website Fulfillment → GHL Automation → Client Retention → More MRR → Scale
Rather than relying entirely on one-off website projects, the objective is to create a recurring-revenue agency with standardized acquisition and delivery processes.
Who Is It For?
Best suited for:
- Web designers
- Freelancers
- Digital agencies
- GoHighLevel users
- SaaS entrepreneurs
- Website developers
- Agency owners
- Entrepreneurs wanting recurring revenue
- People wanting to transition from one-time websites to subscription services
It is particularly relevant if you want to combine websites + GHL + paid advertising + recurring billing rather than simply learn web design.
Program Structure
| Component | Main Purpose |
|---|---|
| Meta Ad Playbook | Generate appointments |
| Sales Framework | Convert prospects |
| Website Fulfillment | Deliver websites quickly |
| GHL Snapshot | Automate client systems |
| Scaling Systems | Manage VAs and operations |
| Launch Call Framework | Onboard clients |
Creator
The program is associated with Juan & Ricco, with the sales material prominently positioning the creator as a GHL/WaaS operator. Some third-party listings refer to the program as “Juan GHL – WaaS Flywheel Program.”
Overall
Juan & Ricco – WaaS Flywheel Program is essentially a WaaS agency blueprint, rather than a traditional website-design course. Its strongest focus is on creating a repeatable system for getting GHL clients, selling recurring website services, delivering websites quickly, automating operations, and scaling with VAs.
See More: Wilco de Kreij – GrowOS
Juan & Ricco – WaaS Flywheel Program
Name of course: Juan & Ricco – WaaS Flywheel Program
Delivery Method: Instant Download (Mega)
Contact for more details: isco.coursebetter@gmail.com



Reviews
There are no reviews yet.