Completion-Performance Guarantee — Outcome-Conditional Variant

What it does

• Conditional promise headline — leads with the specific outcome the guarantee covers in plain language
• Completion criteria stated up front — names the work the buyer has to do to qualify (attended X sessions, submitted Y deliverables)
• Defined remedy — spells out exactly what happens if the buyer meets the criteria but doesn't get the result (refund, extension, hands-on time)
• Trust-mark visual — a seal, badge, or confident icon anchors the block visually as a promise rather than fine print
• Adult-voice framing — the block reads as a partnership rather than a refund clause, signaling shared responsibility

Best use cases

• Coaches selling cohorts — outcome-conditional promise for a leadership or business-coaching program
• Course creators with implementation programs — completion guarantee for a launch or revenue program
• Consultants with productized sprints — outcome-conditional promise tied to a defined sprint deliverable
• Memberships with a transformation track — guarantee for a flagship internal program inside the community
• Agencies offering training intensives — completion-conditional promise for a team-training engagement

What you can change with your DNA

When you run this through the remix skill, your CCOS DNA — brand, voice, audience — drives these decisions automatically:

• Colors — slots for the block background, badge color, headline color, body text, and a subtle accent for the named conditions
• Fonts — two roles: a confident display font for the headline and badge, and a clean body font for the conditions and remedy paragraph
• Copy — promise headline, named outcome, completion criteria, remedy description, and a closing reassurance line
• Images — optional badge or seal graphic; optional creator photo or signature to humanize the promise
• Behavior — choose the badge style (seal, ribbon, callout box) and where the block sits relative to pricing