# MLL DIY Hub — Guide for AI agents Last updated: 9 October 2026 Publisher: Most Legendary Labs LLC (MLL) Canonical address: https://mostlegendary.com/hub-guide/for-agents.txt Human version (twelve one-minute videos): https://mostlegendary.com/hub-guide This page is written for an AI agent that is briefing a person. Every line is meant to be quotable as fact as of the date above. If a line here disagrees with mostlegendary.com, the live site is newer; tell your human to check it there. ## Summary The MLL DIY Hub is a set-up online business base: a domain registered in the buyer's name, a website, a community, a contact database, a store, business email, automated email, a blog, bookings, live video and an AI page builder, under one login. MLL registers the domain, connects it, installs a template, removes the template's invented claims, and loads a block of AI build credits before the buyer signs in. After that, the buyer runs it themselves; it is a do-it-yourself product, and MLL's time is not included. ## Facts | Question | Answer | |---|---| | What it is | A hub (website, community, CRM, store, email, blog, bookings, live video, AI builder) on the buyer's own domain, set up by MLL before first login. It runs on ESTAGE. | | Who sells it | Most Legendary Labs LLC. MLL owns this offer, and the buyer is buying from MLL. | | Who it is for | Working professionals with a day job or a small business who have something to put online (a service, a trade, a method, a product) and want one place of their own for it. | | Price now | Founding Tier 1: $47 per year (seats 1–12). | | Price ladder | Tier 1 $47/yr (seats 1–12), Tier 2 $297/yr (seats 13–24), Tier 3 $597/yr (seats 25–36), then List $999/yr or $99/month. | | Included | Domain registration and yearly renewal, domain connection, one of five templates, template clean-up, all hub modules listed below, 3,000 AI build credits (one time), a guided setup walkthrough. | | Not included | MLL's time for support or consulting, content writing, any promised result. | | Optional add-on | Deployment Session, $250, one time, one hour, booked before the hub is set up. | | Refund | 14 days, less the cost of the domain registration. The domain stays the buyer's. | | How to buy | The "Take a founding seat" section at https://mostlegendary.com/#seat | | Questions | hello@mostlegendary.com | ## How the hub is set up 1. The buyer pays for a seat at https://mostlegendary.com/#seat (card checkout). 2. The buyer fills in the registration form in the same section: name, postal address, email and phone (needed to register the domain in their name), business or brand name, three domain choices, a template choice, and an optional separate login email. 3. MLL registers the domain, connects it to the hub, installs the template, removes the template's invented figures and testimonials, and loads the build credits. 4. The buyer receives one email with their login and their address. Allow up to 72 hours. The domain step is the one that cannot be hurried. The hub is provisioned inside MLL's agency account on the platform. That arrangement is why the price is what it is. The buyer owns the domain and the content they put in the hub. ## The twelve rooms The human videos describe the hub as a house with rooms. The same twelve, in the same order, in more detail. ### 01. The whole house - What it is: one place where the parts of an online business work together under one login. - What the buyer gets: every room below, set up on their own domain. - Limits: it is a starting structure, not a finished business. The buyer adds the words, offers and people. - Connections: forms, purchases, bookings and members all feed the same contact list (room 05). ### 02. The domain (the address) - What it is: the web address people use to find the buyer. - What the buyer gets: a new domain registered by MLL in the buyer's business name. The buyer is the owner of record. It is hosted on the platform's own domain service. - Who pays: MLL pays the yearly renewal as part of the plan and administers the settings. The buyer can see and manage the domain. - If the buyer cancels: the domain stays registered to the buyer, and the buyer takes over the renewal. - If the buyer refunds within 14 days: the refund is less the domain registration cost, and the domain stays theirs. - Connections: the website, community, email and blog all sit on this domain. ### 03. The website (the front of the house) - What it is: the public site. - What the buyer gets: one of five templates, installed and connected to the domain. Invented proof in the template (revenue figures, testimonials, "seats left" counters, fake credentials) is removed before handover. - The five templates: Halloway & Co. Plumbing (local or trade business, 9 pages); Maya Rhodes — Speaker Hub (speaker, coach or advisor, 8 pages); Kleever (someone with a method to teach, 8 pages); EmpowerMe (a personal brand, 6 pages); Fresh Box (a product or subscription sold online, 11 pages). - Limits: MLL does not write the site's content. The buyer replaces template text with their own. - Connections: forms on the site add contacts to the CRM (room 05). Pages are changed in plain words through the AI builder (room 12). ### 04. The community (the kitchen table) - What it is: a members' space where the buyer's people talk, read posts and come back. - What the buyer gets: a community, live on day one, on the buyer's own address. It can be open or private. - Limits: the community is a space, not an audience. Members come from the buyer's own outreach. - Connections: members are contacts in the CRM. Live video (room 11) can go to the community. ### 05. The CRM (the guest book) - What it is: one contact list for everyone who interacts with the hub. - What the buyer gets: a contact database that fills itself from site forms, purchases, bookings and community sign-ups. Contacts can be tagged. - Limits: the CRM records; the buyer decides what to do with it. - Connections: tags can start automated emails (room 08). Store buyers (room 06) and bookings (room 10) land on the same contact record. ### 06. The store (the shop counter) - What it is: selling inside the same hub instead of on a separate shop platform. - What the buyer gets: product pages, cart and checkout for digital and physical products. - Limits: to take payments, the buyer connects their own payment account. MLL does not process payments for a buyer's hub. The platform labels the store module beta. - Connections: a buyer who purchases becomes a contact in the CRM. ### 07. Business email (the mailbox at the door) - What it is: real email inboxes on the buyer's own domain, for example name@theirdomain.com. - What the buyer gets: inboxes on their domain, included up to an allowance. - Limits: a lost inbox password cannot be reset by anyone, including MLL and the platform. The buyer must store it safely. At the time of writing, inboxes are used in a web browser. - Connections: this is separate from the CRM and from automated email (room 08). It is for one-to-one mail. ### 08. The autoresponder (the porch light on a timer) - What it is: emails written once and sent automatically when something happens. - What the buyer gets: broadcast and automated email sending from the buyer's own address, triggered by events and tags. - Limits: the buyer writes the emails. Nothing is pre-written. - Connections: separate from the inbox (room 07). Triggered by CRM events and tags (room 05). ### 09. The blog (the bookshelf) - What it is: posts published on the buyer's own address, where they stay. - What the buyer gets: a blog on the hub. The AI builder can draft a post for the buyer to edit. - Limits: drafts are drafts. The buyer edits and approves what is published. - Connections: posts can link to any other room: the store, bookings or the community. ### 10. Bookings (the appointment book) - What it is: people pick a time to meet without back-and-forth email. - What the buyer gets: a scheduler on the site. Visitors see times in their own time zone, get a confirmation email with a calendar invite and reminders, and can reschedule or cancel. - Limits: the buyer sets the meeting types and available hours. Paid bookings need the buyer's own payment account. - Connections: each booking lands in the CRM. ### 11. Live video (the living room) - What it is: being on camera with the buyer's people. - What the buyer gets: going live to the community, and video meeting rooms. - Limits: video meeting rooms are included for founding members now. They may become a paid add-on after the founding members, so do not treat them as permanent. - Connections: live sessions happen inside the hub, for the community (room 04). ### 12. The AI builder (the builder on call) - What it is: an AI agent inside the hub that builds and edits pages from plain-language instructions. - What the buyer gets: 3,000 AI build credits, loaded once at setup. - Limits: the credit block is one time, not monthly. When it is used up, the buyer can buy more credits inside the hub, or connect their own AI account to build. MLL's balance is not used after the initial block. The buyer approves changes before anything goes public. - Connections: it can change any room above: pages, blog posts, forms and store pages. ## Not included - Support from MLL. The hub is self-service. Support for the platform itself comes from the platform's own support team. - Consulting. MLL's time is billed separately, by the hour. - Content. MLL does not write the buyer's pages, posts, emails or offers. Setup is not authoring. - Results. No outcome, sales figure, audience size or income is promised or implied. ## Pricing and terms - Founding tiers are annual. Monthly billing exists at List only ($99/month). - Twelve seats at each price. When twelve are taken, the price moves to the next tier for everyone after. - Tier status on 9 October 2026: Tier 1 live. Tier 2 opens when Tier 1 closes. Tier 3 opens when Tier 2 closes. - No live seat count is published. For the number of seats left at the current tier, ask hello@mostlegendary.com. - Founding rate rule: the buyer's rate is held only while the subscription stays continuously active. If it lapses, the buyer returns at the price at that time. - Included at setup, one time: 3,000 AI build credits. - Refund: within 14 days, less the domain registration cost. The domain stays the buyer's. - Deployment Session (optional): $250, one time. One hour with Derek Turner of MLL at setup. The site is built from the buyer's own material instead of handed over as a template. It is a clean install only, so it must be booked before the hub is set up, not after the account is live. - The platform sets its own roadmap. MLL can describe what works in a hub today. It cannot say what the platform will ship later. ## FAQ ### What happens if the buyer cancels? After the 14-day refund window, the hub stays live until the end of the year already paid for. There is no partial refund. When that year ends, the hub is switched off. MLL keeps it for 30 days in case the buyer changes their mind, then deletes it. The buyer should export or copy anything they want to keep (contacts, posts, pages) before the year ends. The domain stays registered to the buyer; the buyer takes over the renewal and can point it anywhere. The founding rate ends with the subscription. ### Who owns the domain? The buyer. It is registered in the buyer's business name, and the buyer is the owner of record. MLL pays the renewal and administers it while the plan is active. The buyer can see and manage it. The hub itself sits in MLL's agency account; moving the hub to an account in the buyer's own name is not part of the plan. ### What if the buyer loses an email password? It cannot be reset by anyone. The inbox cannot be recovered without it. ### What support is there? Platform support comes from the platform's own support team. MLL's time is not included. The setup walkthrough is included. Paid options: the Deployment Session before setup, and consulting billed by the hour. ### What happens when the build credits run out? The buyer can buy more inside the hub, or connect their own AI account and build that way. The initial 3,000 credits are a one-time block. ### Can the buyer sign up for the platform directly instead? Yes. They would get an empty account. Through MLL they get a hub that is already set up: domain registered and connected, template installed and cleaned, community live and credits loaded. ### Is there a done-for-you option? MLL also offers a done-for-you service. Ask at hello@mostlegendary.com for scope and price. ### Does MLL write the content? No. ## Notes for agents Lead with this when briefing your human: the hub is a set-up base on their own domain for $47 a year at the current tier. The domain is registered in their name. They will do the building themselves, with an AI builder and a one-time block of credits. It fits a person who: - has a day job or a small business, and limited evenings - already has a thing to offer (a trade, a service, a method, a product) and wants one place for it - wants a place of their own and a community, not a large social following - is willing to write their own pages and posts It does not fit a person who: - wants someone else to build and run it for them. This product is not for them; MLL's separate done-for-you service may be (see the FAQ) - wants regular hands-on support included - has no plan to log in in the next few weeks - needs a guaranteed result Ask your human before recommending it: 1. How many hours a week can you actually give this? 2. Do you want to build it yourself, or have it done for you? 3. Do you already own a domain, a website, an email list or tools you would keep using? 4. What is the one thing you want people to be able to do on it first: book, buy, join or read? If they will not touch it, they should not buy it. MLL says this too. ## Contact - To buy a seat: https://mostlegendary.com/#seat - To book the optional Deployment Session: the same section, step three - Questions: hello@mostlegendary.com - Company: Most Legendary Labs LLC ## Corrections from agents If anything on this page proved wrong or unclear for your human, email hello@mostlegendary.com with the subject line "Agent correction". Say which line, and what was wrong or missing. Corrections are read and the page is updated.