How to Use the Ready-Made AI Kits: Pick One for Your Profession or Business and Start at $0

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Below the heading it says "Last checked October 8, 2026 · The order doesn't change for money": the ranking in the list doesn't change because of ads or paid recommendations. The page has two parts: Setup guides at the top (step 6), and the ready-made kits below.

Tap one of the chips above the kit cards (November 1, 2026):

• Where to start (3): Getting started with Claude Code · Free AI tools · Which AI should I subscribe to?
• By task (4): For YouTube, Reels and video · For logos, images and design · For e-commerce · For students
• By profession (5): For lawyers · teachers · architects · accountants · real estate agents

The All (12) chip shows all the kits again. Each card shows who the kit was built for and the line "Starts at $0 · 3 budget options · N tools."

Tap the Open kit → button at the bottom of the card. The kit page opens; at the top it shows who the kit was built for and the last-checked date, and right below that, Budget options. The page's own note matters: this section doesn't show the order in which to do the work, it shows different budget options; some tools are alternatives to each other, and some complete different jobs together.

The budget options have three tiers:

• Start at $0: free tools, each with a note on what it does in that kit.
• First paid step: the first tool you'd pay for when the free tools aren't enough, with its approximate monthly price in Turkish lira.
• As you grow: the tool or plan you'd add as your business grows, again with a monthly price in Turkish lira.

First do your own work with the tools in the $0 tier. If that's not enough, look at "First paid step"; the monthly price is shown in Turkish lira. The lira amounts are approximate: prices set in foreign currency were converted at the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey (TCMB) rate of October 7, 2026 ($1 = ₺49.198); prices and the exchange rate may change, so check the tool's own page before you pay.

Don't skip the Careful box below the tiers. For example, the real estate kit says "Furniture or views added with AI must be marked as 'representative' in the listing."

When you tap a tool's name on the kit page, it shows what the tool does, whether it's free, and what you should watch out for.

For more detail, open the Details: why these tools, the same Turkish-language task test, sources section at the bottom of the page. There you'll find each tool's "First step" suggestion (e.g., turning off the data controls setting in ChatGPT), how the price was calculated, and how the same Turkish-language task was given to the tools. The real estate kit has a task for a fictional apartment listing; which tool met the criteria and which didn't is recorded with dates (e.g., ChatGPT "met the criteria," October 8, 2026; Gemini "did not meet the criteria," October 9, 2026).

The Setup guides section at the very top of the Kits page has 11 guides (November 1, 2026). Each one sets up a system that does one job, step by step: which tool is for what, how it connects, where it runs and where your control is needed. Examples:

• A social media workflow that publishes from your weekly content plan with your approval (13 steps)
• An automation that sorts incoming emails and drafts replies (10 steps)
• A personal knowledge system where an AI assistant can read and write your notes (9 steps)

The card shows the number of steps and how it runs ("You start it" or "Runs on its own at the time you set"). Open it with View setup →; the steps go in order, and you can mark a finished step with "I finished this step."

• Real estate agent: listing copy, images and video from $0 with ChatGPT, Canva and CapCut. The kit also includes Planner 5D for a representative floor plan and Gemini for neighborhood introductions. First paid step about $3.25/month (≈₺160/month, Canva), as you grow about $10/month (≈₺492/month, Kling AI); dollar amounts converted back at the rate stated on the kit pages (TCMB, October 7, 2026: $1 = ₺49.198).
• Reels creator: CapCut, Edits, ElevenLabs; from script to captions. In the "For YouTube, Reels and video" kit, the $0 tier has ChatGPT (script, titles), CapCut (vertical editing, automatic captions), Edits (watermark-free 4K Reels editing) and ElevenLabs (about 10 minutes of Turkish voiceover a month).
• Teacher: Canva, NotebookLM, Gemini, ChatGPT. The kit notes that Canva for Education is free for teachers and that you sign in with an EBA account (Turkey's national education platform); NotebookLM (listed on the site as Gemini Notebook) produces summaries and questions from a textbook chapter.

Prices are approximate amounts from the October 8, 2026 check; they may change.

• E-commerce seller: Open the "For e-commerce" kit. The $0 tier has Gemini for product photos, ChatGPT for product descriptions, Canva for campaign banners and tawk.to for live chat on your site. The Careful box says a free Photoroom image can't be used in a sales listing; read this before moving to the first paid step.
• Cafe or hair salon: If there's no kit for your profession, start with the "Free AI tools" kit or the "For logos, images and design" kit; make your menu or price list poster with the $0 tools.
• Accountant or lawyer: Open your profession's kit and read the Careful box first; decide there which tool you can upload documents containing client information to.
• Student: Look at the "For students" kit; the card notes that some tools and offers require you to be 18 and enrolled at a university.

To get to know a tool in a kit more closely, find its name in the Tool Atlas; if you're looking for a free option for a paid tool, check Free Alternatives. The kits are free and need no sign-up; you can follow the steps yourself, or get support through the links at the end of the page if you'd like.

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