Sebastian Rózga.

For coaches, info product sellers and SaaS founders

More sales from the traffic you already have.

Your offer's good and it sells, just not enough. I rewrite the page and emails behind it and rebuild the funnel underneath, until the numbers match how good it actually is.

Client launch dashboard: $103,325.50 gross revenue
Client's digital course launch. 5 days.

Example client results

$101K
Digital course launch, done in 5 days.
$45K
Launch to a list that never did more than $10K on one product.
$220K
In high-ticket ($5K+) deals closed in 90 days.
+40%
Paid signups in 1 month, for a SaaS with several hundred customers.

The real problem

Your traffic isn't the problem. What it lands on is.

You built an audience. People click your links, a few join your list. Then they hit your sales page, scroll for a bit and leave. The ones who signed up get a welcome email, three weeks of nothing, then a "last chance" promo out of nowhere. So you post more, run more ads, maybe drop the price, and sales barely move.

Here's why. Your page sounds like every other one in your niche, down to the bullets someone lifted from a template. The emails got written the night before they went out. The checkout has been broken on mobile since launch and nobody's checked. Three people built three pieces, and none of them owns whether a visitor actually buys.

Or worse, it was just you and Claude at 1am, trying to one-shot a 10/10 sales page. That was never going to work.

Your offer's good, that's the annoying part. People who buy it love it. Everyone else just never got a reason to pull out their card. Fix the words and the plumbing under them, and the traffic you already have starts paying you. That's what I do.

Services

Everything between the click and the payment.

Three parts of one funnel. Hire me for one, or for all three.

01 · Where they land

Sales pages

Launch pages, landing pages, long-form letters. Positioning and offer first, then every line from headline to P.S.

Proof: +40% paid SaaS signups the month it went live.

02 · What follows them

Email sequences

Launch, welcome, promo and follow-up sequences. Written to sell, not to be skimmed and archived.

Proof: $38K first week, same list that did $7K before.

03 · What makes it run

Funnel tech

Page built, emails loaded, checkout, forms, tags and automations wired up and tested end to end.

Proof: $25K from a funnel fix, then a $101K launch.

Take one, or all three as a full launch. Scoped on a short call.

Book a call

Why me

You can either hire three freelancers and get three excuses, or one copywriter who owns the result.

Here's what you're actually choosing between.

Writer + marketer + dev
Me
The copy
Handed over as a Google Doc. Good luck.
Written to sell, and I'm the one who ships it.
The page
Headline cut to fit the template.
Goes live exactly as written.
Handoffs
Three people, two weeks of back and forth.
None.
If it doesn't convert
Everyone blames the other two.
One person to call. Me.
Launch week
Whoever's free, whenever they're free.
I'm there, fixing things live.

Results

Don't take my word for it.

"We first worked together on a small funnel optimization project, which after yielding us $25,000 in deals, turned into a launch plan for my digital product. Seb handled this case professionally, came well prepared and helped us do a $101,000 launch within 5 days."

PeterCourse creator

"Didn't think any copywriter could get the correct marketing angle for our B2B SaaS. But Seb got it on the first draft. Our signups went up 40% the month after we put his sales page live."

DanielB2B SaaS founder

"Sebastian rewrote my launch emails and we did $38K in the first week of the campaign. Previous launch with the same list did $7K. Only thing that changed was the copy."

RachelOnline educator

"My business started growing with lightspeed after working together. Closed a total of $220,000 in deals within 90 days."

MuhammadHigh-ticket service business

"$5k in 6 days to start my full time sales consultant journey. Did not expect to move this fast but really excited about it."

Client DMSales consultant

"I sent Seb my notes on Monday, had the full sales page back by Thursday. 18.7% conversion rate on the first rerelease of my product. He works blazingly fast."

NatalieCourse creator

"If you asked me if I could do a $45K launch before, I'd have told you it was impossible. Working with Seb made it not just possible but repeatable."

SamuelDigital product business

"We've added 6-figures in revenue from a new offer in 3.5 months. He helped me position myself as the go-to expert in my market."

CorySales consultant

"Finished new client journey, helped me clarify a lot. [...] Looks like I'll retain about $20k headed into next month."

Client DMHigh-ticket coach

"Going from $10K/mo to $30K/mo without spending a penny on ads or chasing more leads in the inbox was mind-blowing."

JamesB2B service business
Dashboard: $44,915.50 gross revenue Dashboard: $33,957.50 gross revenue in a week Client messages: $10,750 package closed and paid, $6k closed Client messages: $5k in 6 days, $26,743 in 30 days Client update: about $20k retained heading into next month Wall of successful payments

Screenshots are real client dashboards and messages. All figures are actual client results, not estimates or projections. They aren't typical and aren't a promise: your results depend on your offer, audience and traffic. Client names and details are withheld for privacy, and quotes may be shortened or lightly edited.

Sebastian Rózga
Polish, probably writing an email right now.

The guy writing your copy

I'm Sebastian.

For the past 4 years, I've been writing sales pages and emails for coaches, info product sellers and SaaS founders.

Most people come to me with an offer that already works. It sells, customers like it, and they know it should be doing more. My job is finding where the sales leak out and fixing it, in the copy and in the tech underneath.

I learned direct response from some of the best copywriters alive, and ran a six-figure cohort launch of my own before going all in on client work, so I know what it's like to have my own money on the line.

I'm not the right hire if you need a brand strategy or someone to grow your audience. I'm the right hire when people already show up and not enough of them buy.

In my spare time I still study old print ads, the same ones my mentors learned from.

Work with me

Two ways in. Pick the one that fits.

Want it done for you? That's a project. Just want my eyes on what you've got? That's the consult.

Projects

Done for you · starts with a quick intro call

  • Sales page. I write it. Or I write it and build it.
  • Email sequence. Launch, welcome, promo or follow-up.
  • Full launch. Page, emails and the tech underneath.

Not cheap, on purpose. This should be the last hire you make for this problem, not another experiment.

The consult

60 minutes · no intro call needed

  • Your page, emails or funnel, torn apart live
  • Funnel audit. I show you exactly where the money leaks out
  • Ask me anything. Seriously, anything.
  • Recording and written notes, so nothing gets lost

For when you want a second pair of eyes, not a project. A good place to start if you're not sure yet.

FAQ

Any questions?

Something I didn't cover? Email me. I read everything myself.

How much does it cost?

Depends on what you need. An email sequence and a full launch aren't the same job, so I won't pretend they're the same price. You'll get a straight number on the call.

Fair warning though: I'm not the cheap option. I'm meant to be the last person you hire for this, not the third.

How does it work?

We hop on a quick call. If it's a fit, I send you a scope and a price. I write the copy first, you sign off, then I build and wire everything. You launch, and I stick around in case anything needs fixing mid-campaign.

Do you only write, or build too?

Both. Got someone to build it already? I'll just write. Don't? I'll take it all the way from the headline to the checkout.

How fast can you turn it around?

Weeks, not quarters. The exact timeline depends on the scope, and you'll know it before we start.

Why don't you name your clients?

Because most of them asked me not to. Nobody wants their competitors knowing who writes their copy. Can't blame them :)

Who's this not for?

If nothing's sold yet, start there first. If you want the cheapest writer on the internet, he exists, he's just not me. And if a headline needs five departments to sign off, we'll both have a bad time.

I just want a second opinion. Do I need the call?

Nope. Book the consult, show me what you've got, and you get the recording plus my notes after.

Can I just email you?

Sure, sebrozgamail@gmail.com. Just don't pitch me your own offer :)

Tell me what you're selling.

Quick call. If I can help, I'll show you how. If I can't, I'll say so and point you somewhere better.