240 in now. Still climbing as I type this.
And the launch price has about 12 hours left on it.
I'll be straight about the price. $87 for the Full Library is too low, and I know it.
Before you think "but I've seen packs with 10,000 prompts for less," so have I. I bought them.
Every one was filler. AI-generated slop, scraped and stacked to hit a big number on the sales page. You try three, get mush, and never open it again. The big number is the whole product. There's nothing behind it.
Mine is the opposite. 3,260 prompts, every one built by hand with the role, the constraints, and the deliverable engineered in. Tested by me. By a person. Organized by goal so you never hunt. Fewer, because each one earns its place.
And here's what makes the price silly.
Say you get inside and don't love a single prompt. Fine. The Prompt Improver alone is worth the $87.
Paste in any lazy prompt you've been typing, the "help me with my marketing" kind, and it rebuilds it into an engineered one. Role, constraints, real deliverable. Unlimited, forever. Even in the worst case, you walk out with a machine that fixes your prompting for good.
$87 is a launch-week head start for the people who move early. That's the only reason it's this low.
At midnight it's $127. And this same $87 only buys the Starter tomorrow.
The gap between what this costs and what it's worth is the widest it will ever be. It closes tonight.
Get the Full Library → library.dailyprompting.com
Cheers,
Matas Jonaitis
Founder, DailyChatGPT (@dailyprompter)