The $1 trial that becomes $67 a month: reading an email-list funnel properly

AI List Titan review product mockup

Email-list products often look cheap at the front and expensive further down. Before you buy any of them, walk the whole funnel and write down every price, including the ones that repeat each month.

What the AI List Titan page lists

AI List Titan launched on 20 April 2026 from Paul Counts and Harris Fellman. The page lists the front end at a discounted $37, with a 30-day refund and step-by-step training. Optional upgrades are listed as Titan Funnel Packages at $47 to $97, AI Traffic Whale at $67 to $379 (the page says 250 to 2,000 real buyer clicks), Emailing For Profits at $97, and Marketing Counts Club at a $1 trial then $67 a month.

Three things to check

  • The membership. A $1 trial that renews at $67 a month is a subscription, so decide before you click whether you want it.
  • The traffic. Ask what 'real buyer clicks' means, where they come from and what happens when they do not convert.
  • The bonus value. The page advertises a large bonus total that it does not itemise, so treat it as marketing.

The page makes no specific earnings claims, and it says the front end is enough to understand the system. We have not tested the product. Our review lists the pricing, the open questions and who it may suit. Prices change after launch, so check the current price there.

Read our full AI List Titan review at mmomakerr.com. Affiliate disclosure: we earn a commission if you buy through our links, at no extra cost to you. We have not tested this product hands-on.

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