Each one takes something you already have, a bank export, a call transcript, a client thread, and hands back the finished thing. Get them in our Skool community, with a two minute install guide.
With free access to a repository of skills, and two new skills released each week, Merigrove delivers the AI toolkit to get the job done, not just talk about it.
Take me thereFind out what each offer really pays you an hour once your time, contractors, tools and fees are counted. The Price Floor sets the lowest price that funds the pay you want, gives every offer a verdict to raise, hold or restructure, and hands you a live workbook so pricing stops being a guess.
Upload a bank export and list the bills you know are coming. You get a week-by-week forecast for the next quarter in a normal and a bad case, the exact week cash dips below your safety line, and three dated moves to stay above it. No accounting software needed.
Overdue invoices, chased without wrecking the relationship. Paste your aging report and Get Paid sets who to chase first, writes the message to send today in your voice, builds payment plans that add up and maps every follow-up. Cash leaves other people's accounts and lands in yours.
Usually the fastest profit lever a service business has, and the one founders put off. Tell it your clients and current fees; it says who to raise, by how much and when, then writes the client letters, the replies to pushback and what the rise adds to cash over the year.
Drop in three to twelve months of bank or card statements. Every recurring cost is ranked, duplicate tools and quiet price creep are flagged, and the cancellation and renegotiation emails are drafted for you. You finish with a clear annual saving and a register that keeps it that way.
Bring cash forward without winning a single new client. Cash Upfront builds annual prepay, deposit and paid-in-full options for your current offers, works out the discount each one can afford, rewrites your payment terms and drafts the announcement to existing clients.
Invoices that get paid on time because they are right first time. Enter your details, VAT status, the client and the work; it produces a correct UK invoice with clear payment terms, late payment wording and a deposit invoice where it fits. Already overdue? It hands you straight to Get Paid.
Your next sale is probably already a client. Share your client list, what each has bought and the results so far; it names the three most likely to buy again, the right next offer for each, the conversation to have and the outline of the proposal to follow.
Find out why the deal did not close. Paste a sales call transcript and get an honest score out of 100 across five parts of the call, the moment the deal was lost traced back to where it started, two coaching points with the exact words to use and one drill for next time.
Write down the call that wins, so you can repeat it and hand it over. Five stages from opening to close, anchor questions in your words, a cost of inaction grid, a pitch tied to what the prospect said and a next step agreed at every stage. One page, ready for your next call.
Start from the number you want and work back. The Target Maths shows the leads, calls and sales you need each week, checks your calendar and delivery limit can carry it, and names the thing that breaks first. Often it is the price, not the activity. Works for one-off sales and retainers.
Send the proposal the same day as the call. Hand over your call notes or transcript and your price list; it writes a short, sendable proposal in the client's own words, with three priced options, a value case and an expiry date. Ready as a Word file or a PDF.
The fastest pipeline you can build is the one you already have. Upload old leads, lapsed clients and no-shows; it segments them by how recent they are and why they went cold, writes three to five touches per segment by email, SMS or DM, notes the lawful basis and gives you a tracker.
Sharpen what you sell until it is easy to buy. The skill interviews you about the offer, who buys it and what it costs to deliver, then sets the promise, the mechanism, the stages, the price logic and the guarantee on a single page you can sell from and build every page around.
Before you buy leads, find out where you lose them. Give it rough monthly counts from visitors to sales, or your Calendly and CRM exports. It names the one stage costing you the most customers, what fixing it alone is worth each month, and three dated actions to fix it.
A straight pass or fail before you spend a pound on ads. It checks your organic proof, what happens after someone opts in, and your price, margin and retention, then works out payback for each offer. It will not say yes until the numbers do, which is the point.
Find out whether your emails actually arrive. Paste the headers from one email you sent yourself and your last three campaign results; it settles your SPF, DKIM and DMARC, checks where your list came from and tells you what to fix first so your next send reaches the inbox.
Find out why visitors read and leave. Point it at your key pages and tell it what you sell and to whom; it audits each page against your offer, finds where the message breaks and puts every fix in order of revenue impact, so the first change you make is the one that pays.
When buyers ask ChatGPT who to hire, are you in the answer? It builds a test from the questions your buyers really ask, scores how often you are cited, then rewrites the pages, FAQs and structured data that give answer engines something to quote. It ends in fixed pages, not an audit.
Turn what you are known for into a list builder in an afternoon. Give it one topic; it builds a finished lead magnet (a scorecard, checklist or one-page guide), writes the opt-in page and drafts a five-email follow-up that moves the right people towards a call.
Referrals are the cheapest leads you have and the least organised. Share your client list and the moments each one was happiest; it times referral asks to those wins, writes the review requests, drafts replies to reviews you already have and shapes a referral offer your margin can afford.
High-trust reach without ad spend. Share your bio, three talking points and who you want to reach; it ranks the shows worth pitching with the reasoning for each, writes personalised pitches, builds your guest one-sheet and preps you for every show you land.
Paid social now rewards volume of distinct creative. Static Ad Studio takes your offer, proof and product photos and produces 15 to 20 distinct static concepts across angle, awareness stage and format, sized for feed and stories, with copy checked against every platform limit and a test plan to run them.
Two weeks of content from one 20-minute conversation. The skill interviews you, or works from a voice note or call transcript, then writes posts for LinkedIn, Instagram and your newsletter in your voice. Every post traces back to something you said, so the insight is real and reads that way.
You stall on what to say, not on filming. Give it your offer, proof and the words your buyers use; it writes nine hooks and three bodies for founder-to-camera or UGC ads, plus a full VSL, a shot list and on-screen text. Everything is ready to film on your phone.
Most founders have results they have never written down. Give it a 15-minute client call or written feedback; it produces a full case study, a LinkedIn post, an email paragraph and an ad proof line, all checked against the client's own words, plus the permission request to send them.
Videos live or die at thumbnail size. Give it the title, a photo and what the video delivers; it draws three distinct thumbnail directions, tests each one for readability on a phone, desktop and sidebar in dark and light feeds, and only writes words the video pays off.
Make every AI tool write like you. Paste a few pieces of your own writing and a transcript of you talking; it measures your rhythm, openers, vocabulary and the things you never say, screens out anything AI-written, and gives you a ready-to-paste voice prompt plus a one-page guide for writers.
Your website, LinkedIn and proposals may be telling three different stories. Paste the copy from each; it quotes every contradiction side by side, scores your consistency out of 100, flags conflicting facts and gives you one core line plus ready-to-paste edits for every asset.
Write down what your brand stands for so a contractor, a new hire or an AI tool can carry it without asking. It reads what you already have, asks only what is missing and locks eleven sections in order, for a business brand, a personal brand or both.
Find out how many clients you can take before quality slips. Describe your delivery steps and who does each; it sets the client ceiling for every offer, flags each step as founder-only or ready to hand over, and names the first three steps to delegate with the hours each one frees.
Stop doing the extras for free. Paste the client thread and the original scope; Scope Guard counts what the free work has cost and what the job now pays an hour, then writes warm, confident replies that say yes with a price, a swap or a next phase. You keep the margin and the client.
Clients decide whether they chose well in the silence after they pay. This maps the first 14 days from contract to first result, day by day: welcome, setup, access, kickoff, who owns each step and the messages ready to send, all timed to the first win.
Your hours are the ceiling on the business. Export your calendar or describe your week; it sorts every activity into only you, someone with instructions and nobody should, ranks what to drop and hand over by hours reclaimed, prices that time at your rate and proposes a better week.
Avoid the exhaustion hire that eats your next quarter. Give it the role, the reason, your hours and your recent numbers; it returns Ready, Not yet or No against six conditions, shows your bank balance in the hire's third month of a bad quarter, and builds the role pack when you are ready.
Every meeting ends with something sent. Paste or attach the transcript and say who was there; it writes clean minutes, separates the decisions from the actions, gives every action an owner and a date, and leaves you a summary ready to send before the next call starts.