Everything you need to pick an idea, build the form, and start capturing leads.
20 lead magnet ideas — grouped, tap to open
Each one written with the exact steps to actually build it — not just a title to stare at.
The Positioning Worksheet
A fill-in template that gets someone clear on who they serve and why.
Build it: List 5 questions that force real specificity — who, problem, outcome. Format as a fillable doc. Add one worked example so it's not intimidatingly blank.
The Outreach Script Swipe File
5 proven message templates for cold outreach, ready to copy.
Build it: Pull your 5 best-performing real messages. Strip identifying details. Add a one-line note on when to use each.
The Content Calendar Template
A ready-made week of post ideas, fill-in-the-blank style.
Build it: Map a real week you'd actually post. Generalize the topics into prompts. Format as a simple grid.
The Proposal Template
A client-ready proposal shell, structure already solved.
Build it: Take your last winning proposal. Redact client specifics. Add instructional notes in the margins.
The Pre-Launch Checklist
Everything to check before shipping, so nothing's missed twice.
Build it: List every step you personally forget at least once. Order by sequence. Add a one-line "why" per item.
The Onboarding Checklist
What a new client needs from you in week one.
Build it: Walk through your actual onboarding. Turn each step into a checkbox. Note which ones commonly get skipped.
The Audit Worksheet
A self-assessment for the exact problem you solve.
Build it: List the 8-10 things that predict success or failure. Turn into yes/no or 1-5 questions. Add a simple scoring guide.
The Weekly Planning Worksheet
A repeatable structure for planning the week ahead.
Build it: Map your own weekly planning ritual. Simplify into fillable sections. Test it on yourself for two weeks first.
The Beginner's Playbook
A step-by-step first-90-days guide.
Build it: Outline the exact path a new client follows. Write each phase as a short section. Add one real example per phase.
The Common Mistakes Guide
The top errors people make, paired with the fix.
Build it: List every mistake you've seen or made yourself. Pair each with a specific fix. Order by how costly the mistake is.
The Resource Guide
A curated list of tools you actually, personally use.
Build it: List what's genuinely still open in your browser. Add an honest one-line note per item. Include one of your own resources, on merit.
The "What I Wish I Knew" Guide
Hard-won lessons for someone just starting out.
Build it: Write 10 things you'd tell your past self. Group into 3-4 themes. Add one real story per theme.
The ROI Calculator
A simple spreadsheet estimating value or return.
Build it: Identify the 2-3 inputs that actually drive the outcome. Build the formula in a spreadsheet. Add plain-language instructions for filling it in.
The Readiness Quiz
A short quiz scoring whether someone's ready for your offer.
Build it: Write 5-8 yes/no questions tied to real readiness signals. Assign simple scoring. Write 2-3 outcome messages based on the score.
The Pricing Calculator
Helps someone figure out what they should actually charge.
Build it: Identify the real variables that should affect price. Build a simple formula. Add notes for edge cases.
The Time/Cost Estimator
Estimates how long or how much something will actually take.
Build it: Break the work into its real components. Attach a time or cost range to each. Build a simple add-it-up template.
The Sales Call Script
A framework for the exact conversation, not a rigid script.
Build it: Outline your actual best sales call structure. Turn key moments into example phrasing. Leave blanks for their own specifics.
The Objection-Handling Script
Real responses to the 5 objections you hear most.
Build it: List the objections you hear most. Write your actual best real response to each. Keep the language conversational, not scripted-sounding.
The Email Sequence Template
A 3-5 email welcome or nurture sequence.
Build it: Map the real sequence you'd want a new subscriber to get. Draft each email as a fill-in template. Note the goal of each email in a comment.
The Content Pillar Framework
A mini-version of the pillar system already in this dashboard.
Build it: Explain the 3-pillar concept in one page. Give 3 example pillars for your niche. Point to the full generator as the next step.
Turn your lead magnet into a capture form
No upload needed — your file stays wherever it already lives. Just tell us where it is, and we'll generate an embeddable form.
Paste the link to your lead magnet — Dropbox, Notion, Google Drive, YouTube, or any website URL.
Pick a color and style so the form matches your own site, not this dashboard's theme.
Paste the code anywhere. On submit, we capture the lead and send them straight to your link — with an optional email too, composed once your form exists below.
Your lead magnets
How to use it: copy the code below and paste it anywhere your website lets you add custom HTML — the form appears right there, automatically, and resizes itself to fit.
<iframe id="vj-bd-lead-form-7" src="https://kudexaos.com/lead-form/7/" width="100%" height="420" style="border:none;" scrolling="no"></iframe>
<script>window.addEventListener("message",function(e){if(e.data&&e.data.vjBdFormId===7){var f=document.getElementById("vj-bd-lead-form-7");if(f)f.style.height=e.data.vjBdFormHeight+"px";}});</script>Works on WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow, Substack, or any site that lets you paste HTML — no plugin or account needed on the other end.
Width follows whatever container or column you drop it into — resize that on your end and the form matches. Want to cap it at a fixed width instead? Add max-width:400px; (or any number) inside the style="..." part of the code above.
Changes here update the same code above — you don't need to regenerate or replace anything already pasted on your site.
Captured leads (12 total)
Everyone who's submitted a form, across every lead magnet.
| Name | Lead magnet | Stage | Tags | Date | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dev Patel | dev.patel@example.com | The 10-point brand checklist |
|
Oct 29 | ||
| Isha Gupta | isha.gupta@example.com | The 10-point brand checklist |
|
Oct 27 | ||
| Karan Malhotra | karan.malhotra@example.com | The 10-point brand checklist |
|
Oct 25 | ||
| Meera Pillai | meera.pillai@example.com | The 10-point brand checklist |
|
Oct 23 | ||
| Vikram Nair | vikram.nair@example.com | The 10-point brand checklist |
|
Oct 21 | ||
| Ananya Das | ananya.das@example.com | The 10-point brand checklist |
|
Oct 19 | ||
| Sameer Joshi | sameer.joshi@example.com | The 10-point brand checklist |
|
Oct 17 | ||
| Kavya Reddy | kavya.reddy@example.com | The 10-point brand checklist |
|
Oct 15 | ||
| Arjun Iyer | arjun.iyer@example.com | The 10-point brand checklist |
|
Oct 13 | ||
| Neha Kapoor | neha.kapoor@example.com | The 10-point brand checklist |
|
Oct 11 | ||
| Rohan Shah | rohan.shah@example.com | The 10-point brand checklist |
|
Oct 9 | ||
| Priya Menon | priya.menon@example.com | The 10-point brand checklist |
|
Oct 7 |
Every export is logged — Vikash can see how many times you've pulled this list, from his side.
Payments happen outside Kudexa, so it can't tell who bought. Export your buyers from Razorpay, Gumroad or a spreadsheet and drop the file here — they become Customers, so you can email buyers and non-buyers separately.
Almost anything works. The only thing that matters is that an email address appears somewhere in each row — the rest is ignored.
payment_id,email,amount,status pay_29QQ,asha@example.com,499,captured pay_29QR,ravi@example.com,999,captured
asha@example.com ravi@example.com
Have a question about your lead magnet setup?