7-Figure Stages Summit
"$835,000 from 42 people in one room. Alex's coaching on the positioning, the offer, and the presentation made a massive difference."
— Joe Stolte"I thought it was crazy to pay to speak. Then I met Alex at my first-ever paid sponsorship. I couldn't pitch anything from stage, but we did $685,000 within 30 days from the calls we booked."
— Jess LenouvelIf you're on this page, you didn't stumble here.
Someone from our World-Class Events Mastermind sent you. Or you came in through one of my or Eben Pagan's private channels. We don't run ads to this. Ever.
So let's talk like the peers we probably are.
Here's the whole deal: 3 days in San Diego, $10,000 a ticket. Grab your ticket below. After you register there's a short application. If you're not a fit, we'll tell you and refund you right away.
If you're anything like us, that's the first thing you want to know before any event.
Eben Pagan and I run the World-Class Events Mastermind. We've built this community very intentionally, and we have 35 members. We've never promoted it outside our own annual event, and since December, not one person has left.
Want to know how good these people are?
Last year I paid $20,000 to sponsor a stage, and days before my presentation I was freaking out. I didn't take it to the masterminds I pay to be in. I took it to my own. They tore my talk and my offer apart and rebuilt both on one call.
It became the highest-converting talk of my 16-year career. I converted 42 of the 104 people in that room into my $1,500 virtual event, and did an additional $275,000 on the backend.
My clients and I have done over $150M from stages, and I STILL can't read my own label from inside the bottle. Nobody can.
That's what this room is for. We all go further, faster with the right community.
The people who get the most out of this share a few things:
You're a true expert at what you do.
A proven offer at $5,000 or above with a track record of real client results behind it.
You're already speaking, or actively working to be.
You're world-class at what you do. You've been working hard for a long time, and you still feel like the best-kept secret in your industry.
You want a purely online business and don't want to be in person with your clients.
Personal growth isn't your thing. Our community goes deep.
Music and movement make you uncomfortable. I DJ, and we throw real dance parties at our "business events." Better you know now 🙂








Built multiple 8-figure businesses and trained 100,000+ entrepreneurs. Clients have sold over $1B in online presentations.
15 years with stages as his primary client channel. Clients have sold over $150M in sales from stages.
It's no secret that clients and cash are harder to generate online than they were a couple of years ago.
Day 1 is the full system for turning stages into a predictable acquisition channel: which ones to say yes to, how to run the numbers before you commit, and how to build the path from a talk to a premium client.
Our 35 mastermind members all use live and virtual stages as their primary acquisition strategy. About half sell business offers. The other half are in functional medicine, peak performance, spiritual growth, men's and women's coaching, and relationship coaching.
Because they're all running the same 7-Step $150M Stage Conversion Framework across that many markets, we see exactly what's converting right now and what isn't. We share the best of it, whether your talk ends in a booked call, a product or event ticket sale, or a $25,000 to $100,000 mastermind.
Leaders who've each personally sold over $50M from stage. I picked every one of them myself, and I've learned from every single one over the past 16 years.
The whole point of Day 3 is to get you booked on better stages and connected to better partners. We run curated roundtables with our 35 members plus the guests, hosts, sponsors, and partners in the room. Deals get done on the spot.
Last time I ran a day like this, two members walked out with $60,000 clients, and another booked the biggest stage of their life.
How to turn a single talk into $100K to $300K in high-ticket clients. Even in a room of 30. Without a big following, a funnel, or a dollar on ads.
How to get booked on the exact stages where your $25K to $100K clients already sit. Even if you've never called yourself "a speaker."
How to sell from stage as a peer, not a pitchman.
How to sponsor for real, measurable ROI, so every dollar comes back 4X to 10X.
How to build a room of partners and promoters who send you clients all year.
Your $10,000 gets you all 3 days inside our mastermind's main event. The framework and the 3 S's, taught by me and Eben. The $50M Panel. The Day 3 roundtables. And your own Stage Monetization Map.
Plus, unlocked the moment you register
Fair. So let's run the math on what it costs to generate a quality lead online.
Say you pay $300 for a booked call. You're good, so half show up (rare these days). That's $3,000 to book 10 calls, and 5 actually get on the phone. Close at 20% and you've got 1 client. Now stack your real ad spend, your team's hours, and your no-show rate on top.
Yes, speaking takes more of your time. But when you pick the right room, the host already did the hardest, most expensive part. They gathered hundreds of your ideal clients in one place, and they vouch for you the second they put you on stage.
You're not generating leads anymore. You're getting introduced to a room full of them. That's the whole game.
Because your best clients stopped trusting ads.
Dr. Thomas Stanley spent 20 years studying the wealthy. His finding: the richer someone gets, the more their buying runs on relationships, referrals, and trusted experts, the ones a person they already trust brings in and puts on stage.
Your $25K to $100K clients aren't clicking. They're in the room, watching who the host chose to introduce. Be that person.
No. Over the past 16 years, about half my clients sell business offers. The other half sell functional medicine, health, relationships, peak performance, men's coaching, and women's coaching.
That mix is what makes this room rare. We see what's actually converting across dozens of different offers and verticals, not just one echo chamber. Whatever you sell, someone in that room has cracked the version of it you're working on.
Then you probably gave a teaching talk when the room needed a selling talk. Two completely different things.
Teaching transfers information. Selling shifts what people believe and makes working with you the obvious next move, without ever getting gross about it. You already master the first. Nobody taught you the second. It's a skill, and it's the entire difference between applause and a full calendar.
The old way (the Guru Paradigm) was: teach the what and why, hide the how, stack "$87,000 IN VALUE!" on a slide, sell a $2,000 course to the back of the room. Your market can smell that from the parking lot.
The Partner Paradigm is the opposite. You show up as a peer, not a guru on a hill. You make the host's event better instead of strip-mining their audience. Trust transfers with a real introduction. And how you sell changes completely: the stories you tell, what you seed, which beliefs you move. Almost nobody teaches this, because almost nobody has sat in enough rooms to see the pattern. This room has.
Joe Stolte did $835,000 from 42 people, at a 28.5% close. Jess Lenouvel did $685,000 in 30 days off one sponsorship. Regan Archibald made about $400,000 off a $44K sponsorship. Dave Asprey filled the first 9 spots of a $100K mastermind straight from stage.
None of these are guarantees or typical. They're what happens when the room, the talk, the offer, and the follow-up all line up. You'll build your own numbers on Day 1.
I'm not going to dress it up. The truth is simpler: I know exactly what this community is worth, and what one stage or one partnership can do for you. Build one real relationship in that room and you're looking at six figures. One well-placed stage can be worth $50K to $200K.
You're on this page because someone you trust referred you here. If you're still skeptical, reach back out to the person who sent you and ask them what this room did for their business. I'll let their answer be the guarantee.
It's not speaker training. It's the business of speaking: acquisition, conversion, and deal flow.
And you won't be an outsider. The opposite. The guest seats exist because the right new people make the whole room's deal flow better. The members want to meet you.
Email us at support@alexjmoscow.com and let us know. We'll get right back to you with whatever you need to make your decision.
Option 1: Keep speaking without a system. Keep hoping the next room converts better than the last. Keep watching your best clients sit in rooms you're not in.
Option 2: Spend 3 days with 35 of the best in the industry. Walk out with a talk that sells, a list of stages to book, and relationships worth six figures.
P.S. Run one number. What did your last 10 talks actually make you? If that stings, good. It's not a talent problem. It's the gap between teaching and selling, and it's fixable in three days, in a room built for exactly this.