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What is Botemplate?

Botemplate sells Grok Bot templates for roles that touch money, each one shipping the whole operating method rather than a personality.

17 bots $20 each since August 2026

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Botemplate is a small publisher of Grok Bot templates for roles that touch money. It started in August 2026, the week xAI turned on Bot sharing, and it sells 17 templates: Ledger for collections and cash, Bellwether for pipeline forecast, Waterline for e-commerce margin, Quartermaster for vendor renewals, Backstop for agency delivery margin, Larder for restaurant food cost, Counter for retail shrink, Post for guard hours and billing, Close for month-end close, Escrow for real estate deadlines and Minute for inbound lead response. Each is $20. Five of them are $69 as the Operator Pack, and all 17 are $129. What a buyer receives is a share link plus six documents per bot: the instruction block, the skills in xAI's six-section format, the routines with schedules and approval boundaries, the setup order, the workspace file contract and the acceptance tests. Delivery is automatic through Polar, which is the merchant of record. There is no onboarding call, no subscription and nothing per-buyer stamped into the documents. Botemplate is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by xAI or Grok.

By the numbers

17
templates, one number each
147
skills, each written down
103
routines on a schedule
$20
a template, one payment, yours to keep

When did it start?

August 2026. xAI turned on Bot template sharing on 28 August 2026, and within a day the free directories filled with single-paragraph personas. Botemplate exists because a persona is the one part of a bot that is easy to write and easy to copy, and the method, the schedule and the approval rules are not.

What does it sell?

17 Grok Bot templates, each complete on its own, and two packs. Every purchase is a one-time payment, delivered by email within about a minute through Polar, with a 14-day refund if an acceptance test fails.

What Botemplate sells
ProductPriceWhat it owns
Ledger$20Days Sales Outstanding, measured by countback, reported weekly beside CEI and average days delinquent. Every invoice past terms carries a next action, a named owner, and a date.
Bellwether$20Forecast integrity. No deal sits in the committed number unless the evidence in the CRM supports it.
Waterline$20True contribution margin per SKU per channel, after every deduction, and the alert that fires before a product quietly starts losing money.
Quartermaster$20Committed annual vendor spend, split into spend under conscious decision, spend that auto-renewed unexamined, and spend that was already locked when Quartermaster arrived.
Backstop$20Gross delivery margin per client per month, and out-of-scope work caught while it is still billable.
Larder$20Food cost percentage per week per location, and every vendor invoice reconciled against what was ordered and what arrived.
Counter$20Shrink as a percentage of retail sales per category, measured only against counts that carry a date, plus every licence, excise and age-verification obligation that reached its due date with no recorded human action.
Post$20Worked guard hours, split into hours already on an invoice, hours unbilled but still inside their contractual billing window, and hours unbilled past that window, which is forfeit revenue. Beside it, uncovered post-hours, which are contract exposure.
Close$20Days to close per client, split into firm days and client-wait days and never blended, with every client's reconciliations done and every missing document chased before the deadline.
Escrow$20Dated obligations that expired without a human decision on record, target zero, and beside it the minutes from a lead arriving to a drafted reply sitting in the agent's hands.
Minute$20Minutes to first response, and leads to meetings held by source. Every inbound lead is acknowledged, qualified and routed inside the window, and no lead goes quiet without a human knowing.
Dispatch$20Completed work not yet invoiced, in dollars and in days, each job carrying its blocker. Beside it, first-visit fix rate per job type, where every candidate has a cause a human set.
Docket$20Two figures, side by side and never added together. Unconfirmed date-days: for every date on the docket, the days it sat inside an escalation band with no named lawyer's confirmation. Unbilled hours: recorded time that aged past the billing cycle without reaching an invoice.
Retain$20Members lost per month, split into lapsed and voluntary and never added together, with every failed payment worked to a named outcome inside its grace window and every member whose visits drifted flagged with a reason before they cancel.
Rent$20Delinquency split by charge type, never as one balance, with every late rent carrying a next action inside the ladder the owner typed; and work order age on a clock that runs from reported, never from assigned.
Draw$20Exposure. Change order work performed and not yet collectible, per job, split into unsigned and signed unbilled, never blended, with every draw out on its date and no clock passing unflagged.
Bay$20Two numbers, never blended. Gaps, meaning billed lines carrying no approval evidence, counted and named, target zero. Parts gross margin per repair order against the floor, computed on what the supplier actually invoiced.
The Operator Pack$69Five bots, plus the 3 collaboration edges
Everything$129All 17 bots

The table scrolls sideways for what each product owns.

How do you contact it?

Email
[YOUR EMAIL]

Support requests should name the bot and the step in SETUP.md or the test in EVAL.md. The license and terms of sale cover refunds and the liability cap.

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