Question 1

Is Project Mona Lisa worth it?

Accepted Answer

If you have an offer that already sells and a presentation to build in the next ninety days, yes. The whole case rests on one comparison: a script you would otherwise pay a copywriter four or five figures for, or spend eighty hours writing yourself. If you have no offer yet, it is not worth it at any number.

Question 2

Is it just ChatGPT with a wrapper?

Accepted Answer

Partly, and the honest answer matters here. You could build a similar workflow by hand if you already know how a webinar is structured. What you are buying is the structure itself — which questions to ask, which output is weak, and where a presentation loses the room. That is the part ChatGPT cannot supply, because you would have to supply it.

Question 3

How much does Project Mona Lisa cost?

Accepted Answer

$997, one time. I verified that at the checkout on 11 August 2026. There is one tier and no menu of options to decode. At public launch the vendor says the model becomes a monthly subscription with fewer credits for the money.

Question 4

Are there refunds?

Accepted Answer

No. None, and the vendor says so plainly rather than burying it. His reasoning is that he wants people who will use it rather than tire-kickers wanting a safety net. That makes it a fair deal if you are building a webinar next month and a bad one if you are browsing.

Question 5

Do I need to be technical to use it?

Accepted Answer

No. The vendor's answer is that if you can copy and paste, you are fine. The work it asks of you is judgement about your own offer, not technical skill.

Question 6

Will it work for my niche?

Accepted Answer

The vendor's answer is yes, on one condition: you sell something on a webinar. His page says the software adapts to your audience and your offer. It is built around the shape of a presentation rather than the shape of an industry.

Question 7

What happens when I run out of credits?

Accepted Answer

You can buy more. Fifteen complete scripts is more webinars than most people run in three years, so for most buyers the cap is theoretical rather than real.

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