Rule of 100: the circle never exceeds 100 active seats, so seat availability stays real.
Capped circle30 days active windowEUR 100 entry
Luca Moretti AI Inner Circle
Cercul 100 | Luca Moretti AI Inner Circle
100 seats openHybrid routingManual routing active
Cercul 100 is a capped monthly AI circle for founders, operators, creators, consultants, and private professionals who want a structured month, direct access to useful guidance, and a clearer commercial decision path.
The experience is designed like a premium handoff: review the offer, inspect the rails, apply, activate the seat, then use the month with enough focus for the outcome to matter.
Four live webinars, two hours each, designed as one operating month rather than four disconnected classes.
Application, review, payment handoff, activation, and renewal stay explicit instead of fuzzy.
Manual routing is used whenever a live rail is missing. The page does not imply automation that is not there.
Executive summary
One controlled seat, one monthly window, four practical outcomes.
The circle stays premium by keeping the seat count capped, the month defined, and the next step obvious. That makes the offer easier to trust before anyone commits, and it keeps the public page honest about what is actually available.
Rule of 100: the circle never exceeds 100 active seats, so seat availability stays real.
Four live webinars, two hours each, designed as one operating month rather than four disconnected classes.
Application, review, payment handoff, activation, and renewal stay explicit instead of fuzzy.
Manual routing is used whenever a live rail is missing. The page does not imply automation that is not there.
Payment and community rails
Show the handoff before asking for commitment.
Payment, renewal, and community access are separated on purpose. If a rail is not configured yet, the page stays explicit and routes manually instead of implying automation that is not there.
Payment rails are still routed manually at the moment.
Payment
0 configured payment routes are available in runtime.
Renewal
0 renewal paths are wired for the current runtime.
Community
Skool is configured as the community hub destination.
Operational snapshot
100 seats open
The membership cap is 100. Confirmed seats: 0. Reserved seats: 0. Waitlist: 12. Applications in review: 8.
Apply
Capture fit, bottleneck, and timing before a seat is allocated. The public application can still move a live prospect toward review.
Review
Decide whether the person should be approved now, reserved, or kept queued. 8 items are waiting in the review queue.
Payment handoff
Convert an approved applicant into either a live checkout or manual payment handoff. Checkout is not live on this page yet, so the payment step is shared personally after review.
Activation
Mark the seat active, confirm the 30-day window, and open onboarding clearly. Activation can open straight into the live community layer.
Renewal
Protect continuity if the seat still compounds for the member. Renewal is still shared directly until the live renewal link is added.
Onboarding
Give the member a clean first-week path, webinar sequence, and member surfaces. The local member area is ready even before the full protected surface is connected.
How access works
Each step stays clear before you commit, even when a rail is still manual.
Checkout, renewal, and community access are routed personally when a live link is not set. You will get the exact handoff after approval.
Payment processor checkout
Manual payment routing from the checkout page after approval.
Renewal checkout
Manual renewal routing from the renew page before seat expiry.
Skool community
Community access link is ready.
Email provider
Local admin runbook and manual follow-up remain the fallback path.
Next step
A seat is available, and the payment step is shared clearly on the checkout page. Checkout, renewal, and community links remain manually routed until they are connected.
Membership structure
A premium AI circle stays useful only when membership density stays controlled.
The seat cap is part of the value proposition, not an afterthought. The circle never goes above 100 active members. A new seat opens only when a current seat closes or is not renewed. Skool is the community hub. If checkout or renewal links are not configured yet, approval, payment handoff, and activation stay manual and explicit instead of being implied.
The circle is capped at 100 active members at any given time.
A seat can be reserved during review or payment handoff, and reserved seats still count against availability.
The 30-day clock starts at activation, not at the moment you first discover the page.
Renewal protects the same seat for the next 30-day cycle before that seat is released externally.
If all seats are active or reserved, new applicants are routed into review and waitlist logic until a seat opens.
Who it is for
Built for people who will actually use the month.
Founders, operators, and consultants who already carry real decisions and want AI leverage they can use immediately.
Creators and media operators who want better systems for writing, clips, voice, image, publishing, and distribution.
Private professionals who want frontier AI explained with judgment instead of hype, recycled takes, and shallow tutorials.
People willing to use a 30-day window actively, ask precise questions, and build working assets during the month.
Program design
Four webinars. Two hours each. One operating system instead of four random classes.
Each webinar is built around a practical outcome: useful agents, leverage, content systems, and frontier awareness without hype blindness.
Webinar 01
AI agents that execute under constraints
Understand how to use AI agents at high capacity, where they fail, and how to turn them into leverage you can actually trust.
- Agent workflows, delegation patterns, and operating constraints that matter in real use.
- Context, guardrails, verification, and why most people still underuse agent systems badly.
- How to move from chatting with AI into real execution with review loops and explicit limits.
Webinar 02
Turn AI into leverage, time, and execution quality
Translate AI into saved time, cleaner priorities, stronger workflows, and better commercial judgment during the next 30 days.
- Direct business use cases with near-term operational relevance.
- Time-saving and cost-saving patterns that matter even before clear revenue lift appears.
- How to identify the few high-leverage workflows worth implementing first.
Webinar 03
Build the modern AI content engine
Use AI across video, image, voice, clips, writing, and publishing so content becomes a system instead of a scattered task list.
- How to design a multi-format content pipeline without collapsing quality into generic output.
- Where AI is already strong enough to remove friction and where human direction still matters.
- How creators, brands, and solo operators can increase output without losing taste or control.
Webinar 04
Decode frontier AI and stay ahead
Keep up with the current frontier without drowning in hype by learning how to read launches, news, and tooling shifts correctly.
- The current SOTA landscape explained in normal language, without false certainty.
- Which launches matter for business, private leverage, and agent execution right now.
- How to think about frontier AI changes before the rest of the market catches up.
Active member experience
The community layer stays focused on practical leverage, not noise.
Four live webinar sessions that work as one operating month rather than isolated lessons.
Direct question-and-clarification access while your seat is active.
A Skool hub for clips, notes, discussions, and compounding materials when that layer is live.
Member surfaces that keep the current routing, next steps, and renewal path easy to inspect.
Retained assets
You keep the materials and structure even after the month ends.
Saved prompts, notes, workflows, exports, and implementation assets created during the active month.
Frameworks, decision models, and implementation templates delivered inside the webinars.
A sharper AI operating model for business use, private leverage, content systems, and agents.
Practical context for what to keep using after the membership window ends.
Practical outcomes
The point is leverage that shows up in the next 30 days, not abstract inspiration.
Shorten the gap between a new AI capability and a real decision about whether to use it.
Build a smaller, cleaner set of tools, prompts, and workflows matched to your role instead of chasing everything.
Improve execution speed, prioritization, and judgment across business, private-use AI, content systems, and agents.
Leave with reusable assets that remain yours: notes, prompts, exports, workflows, and clearer heuristics.
Pricing and access
EUR 100
One active month. Renewal is EUR 100 if you want to remain inside after the first 30-day cycle. Checkout, renewal, and community access remain separated on purpose so the public page does not overstate what is live.
Prompts, notes, workflows, exports, and implementation assets created during the active month remain yours after access ends. Ongoing member access does not.
If fit, seat status, or routing is unclear, resolve it before payment. The page is designed to show what is live and what is still manually routed.
USD 114.84GBP 86.80RON 509.76CHF 91.87AUD 167.40CAD 159.87PLN 428.83SEK 1090.60
Indicative currency references use ECB euro reference rates from 30 March 2026 and are informational only. Checkout stays denominated in EUR.
Access rails
The payment and community handoff stays visible throughout the page.
The deck below shows the configured routing for payment, renewal, and Skool. If a rail is not live yet, the page keeps the fallback explicit instead of implying a live integration.
Payment architecture
Premium entry, renewal, and community activation need visible rails.
Buyers should see the payment logic, the renewal path, and the community handoff in one place. The public offer stays high-trust when Stripe, PayPal, and Skool each have a clear job.
Live rails
0
payment routes
Stripe rail
Cards, wallets, recurring control.
The most structured route for premium checkout, tax logic, and paid invoice handling.
PayPal rail
Buyer preference, trust, invoice fallback.
A second conversion rail matters when the buyer wants PayPal first instead of cards.
Community hub
Activation lands in Skool.
Payment confirms the seat. The actual operating month begins when community access is opened.
Control center
1
payment choices
0 renewals
0 billing paths
Skool live
Billing and access standard
Show the payment benefits before the buyer asks for them.
This offer reads better when the buyer can choose a trusted rail, understand how renewal works, and know where invoices or receipts live after payment.
Stripe supports automatic tax collection on Checkout and Payment Links when Stripe Tax is enabled and the relevant tax registrations are in place.
PayPal supports invoicing, invoice reminders, and subscription webhooks through its official merchant stack.
Skool access works best as the community destination after payment confirmation, approval, or invite routing.
Next move
No live public checkout rail is exposed yet, so the safest path remains application first and explicit handoff after review.
Private routing
Operator-routed rail
No live public rail is exposed yet. Payment and community access still move through explicit operator routing.
Private operator routing keeps the handoff explicit when live links are not exposed yet.
Useful while approval, onboarding, or seat gating stays manual.
Still keeps payment, renewal, and community access clearly separated.
Application workflow
The route is simple: review the terms, apply, get your decision, activate the month.
Step 01
Read the offer and the runtime truth
Understand the rule of 100, the 30-day structure, the four-webinar month, and what parts of the access flow are live versus manual.
Step 02
Apply
Submit a short application with your role, AI maturity, bottleneck, and why this seat should go to you now.
Step 03
Get routed
If accepted, move into payment handoff and activation. If a rail is not automated yet, the handoff stays manual and explicit.
Step 04
Activate the month
Start the 30-day cycle, attend the webinars, use the member layer actively, and leave with assets you can keep.
Member status model
Prospect
Has not applied yet and only sees the public offer and access-rail surfaces.
Applicant
Submitted the form and is waiting for approval, hold, or waitlist routing.
In review
The application is being checked for fit, timing, and seat priority.
Payment handoff
Approved and being routed to checkout, manually or through a live rail.
Active member
Inside the 30-day cycle with onboarding and member routing active.
Renewing
The next 30-day cycle is being reviewed or processed before seat release.
Inactive
The cycle ended, the seat closed, or the member did not renew and the seat returned to inventory.
What each step unlocks
Payment processor checkout
Turns an approved application into an explicit payment handoff.
This step is shared personally once your place is confirmed.
Renewal checkout
Keeps active members inside the next 30-day cycle.
This step is shared personally once your place is confirmed.
Skool community
Opens the member community once the hub is live.
You receive a direct link when you reach this stage.
Email provider
Sends manual or automated application, onboarding, and renewal messages.
This step is shared personally once your place is confirmed.
Operational FAQ
The offer is premium. The rules stay explicit.
Is this another AI community full of recycled content?
No. The point is compression, practical direction, and current frontier signal in one place instead of scattered clips, shallow lists, and recycled prompts.
Who is this for?
Founders, operators, consultants, creators, and serious private users who want AI applied to real work, real decisions, and real operating constraints.
Who is this not for?
It is not for passive consumers, people looking for a cheap lifetime library, or people expecting guaranteed money outcomes without implementation effort. It is also not for anyone who sees a 30-day active window and already knows they will not use it seriously.
When does the 30-day window start?
The 30-day window starts at activation, not when you first see the page or submit the application. Renewal is EUR 100 for another 30-day cycle if you want to remain inside.
Do I lose everything after the month ends?
No. The materials you create, save, or export during the active month stay with you. Ongoing community access is what expires unless renewed.
Why is the circle capped at 100 people forever?
Because the value depends on focus, direct access, and signal density. Once the cap is reached, new applicants wait until a seat closes or is not renewed.
Are checkout, renewal, and community links always live?
Not necessarily. The page is built to show what is live in runtime and what is still manually routed. If a checkout or renewal rail is not configured yet, the handoff is shared personally after review instead of being implied as automatic.
What happens if I do not renew?
Your active cycle ends, community access closes, and the seat can be released to the next approved person or the waitlist. The materials you created during the active month remain yours.
Is payment guaranteed to come back in cash?
No. Outcomes depend on fit, timing, market conditions, and whether the work is actually applied once the month starts. The offer is designed to improve judgment, speed, leverage, and execution quality for the right member, but it does not promise direct cash return.
What happens if Skool is not live yet?
The offer can still be activated through the webinar and onboarding layer. Payment, renewal, and community access stay explicit and manual until the live rails are connected.