The Midnight Gold Vault
Business documents that look like they cost five figures to design — pitch decks, proposals, contracts, resumes, landing pages, and a CRM you actually own. Nothing to install, nothing to subscribe to. Every file opens in a browser, edits like a text document, and prints to a pixel-perfect PDF.
Six real slides from the Investor Deck
These aren't screenshots — they're the actual template files rendering live in your browser right now. Every chart below is hand-drawn in CSS and SVG: no chart library, nothing to license, nothing that breaks in two years.
Sixteen slides total, at true 1280×720. Problem, cost, solution, how it works, product, why now, market, business model, traction, GTM, competition, team, financials, the ask, close.
Instant download · 14-day refund, no questions
or the whole Vault — $199, saves $393
Orientation
Which pack is right for me
Twelve packs is a lot to scroll. Find the row that describes your week, then read that pack below. File counts are the actual number of HTML documents in each pack — 32 across the twelve.
| Pack | Buy it if you are | What is inside | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Investor Pitch Deck | Raising a seed round | 1 file — 16 slides at 1280×720, problem through the ask | $74 |
| Freelance Business OS | Running a solo business | 1 file — CRM, pipeline, projects, invoices, time log, goals | $74 |
| Client Proposal & SOW | Pitching for the work | 2 files — 9-page proposal, standalone SOW | $59 |
| Freight Broker Ops Pack | Running a brokerage back office | 6 files — rate con, carrier packet, load tender, AR aging, POD request, scorecard | $59 |
| Brand Guide & Case Study | Trying to look established | 3 files — brand book, case study, one-page monthly report | $57 |
| Freelance Paperwork Pack | Chasing money you are owed | 5 files — invoice, receipt, retainer, estimate, late-payment letters | $49 |
| Creator Media Kit | Pitching brands as a creator | 2 files — full media kit, cold-email one-pager | $49 |
| Cold Email Swipe File | Filling an empty pipeline | 1 file — 50 templates, 40 subject lines, deliverability rules | $49 |
| Executive Resume Pack | Job hunting right now | 5 files — ATS-safe, executive and dark resumes, cover letter, thank-you note | $37 |
| Slide Library | Building some other deck | 1 file — 60 mix-and-match 16:9 layouts | $37 |
| Landing Page Kit | Shipping a page this week | 4 files — SaaS launch, agency, personal brand, waitlist | $24 |
| AI Prompt Vault | Trying to work faster with AI | 1 file — 150 prompts across 10 categories | $24 |
| The Complete Vault | Better off buying three or more | All 12 packs — 32 documents, plus every future pack | $199 |
Every pack also ships a README listing each editable field and the exact sample strings to find and replace. 14-day refund, no questions — read the policy.
All 12 packs
Every pack, previewed live
Every preview below is the real file rendering live — not a screenshot. Inspect anything before you buy: click a preview to open the full document in a new tab.
Win the work
Client Proposal & SOW
Nine pages: dark cover, paper-white interior. Includes the out-of-scope table that kills scope creep before the project starts.
- Executive summary with a gold pull-quote
- In-scope and out-of-scope tables side by side
- Phased plan — discovery, build, launch
- Three pricing tiers, one marked recommended
- Milestones with acceptance criteria
- Terms: change-order rate, IP transfer, cancellation
- Signature page with two signing blocks
- Plus a tight 3-page SOW for clients who already agreed on price
Get paid
Freelance Paperwork Pack
Every document between "yes" and money in the bank — including the three letters most freelancers are too awkward to write.
- Invoice that computes its own totals as you edit line items
- Matching receipt with a CSS gold PAID stamp
- 4-page monthly retainer agreement — hours cap, overage rate, IP on payment, termination
- Tiered estimate with an expiry date that creates urgency
- Day 7 / 14 / 30 escalating late-payment letters
- All five documents share one letterhead — they read as a matched set
Look established
Brand Guide & Case Study
A nine-page brand book, plus the results report that turns one happy client into your next three.
- Logo usage — correct and incorrect grid, clear-space, minimum size
- Palette cards with HEX / RGB / CMYK ready to hand a printer
- Type specimen and a voice do/don't table
- Application mockups — card, avatar, signature, slide — all pure CSS
- 4-page case study with stat tiles and before/after bars
- One-page monthly client report: KPIs, wins, risks, next month
Get booked
Creator Media Kit & Rate Card
The document brands ask for right after they reply. It anchors your price before they get to name theirs.
- Audience stat tiles — followers, reach, engagement, avg views
- Demographics as pure-CSS bars — age, gender, top-5 geos
- Content pillars and past-collaboration logo strip
- Campaign case study with before/after metrics
- Rate card — reels, stories, TikTok, UGC, highlighted bundle
- Condensed one-pager sized for cold-email attachments
Get hired
Executive Resume Pack
Three resumes, because one file physically cannot be both machine-readable and beautiful. The README says exactly which to send where — the reasoning behind that split, plus the bullet formula, is in the ATS resume guide.
- ATS-safe version — single column, real text, standard headings. It actually parses.
- Two-column executive for humans who read on paper
- Dark showpiece for design, creative, and founder roles
- Matching cover-letter letterhead and post-interview thank-you note
- Guidance included: which version to send where, and the bullet formula — action verb + what + quantified result
Run the business
Freelance Business OS
The "Notion template" category, except you own the file. A working CRM, pipeline, invoice log, and time tracker in a single page — no account, no subscription, no vendor who can raise the price.
- Seven panels — dashboard, CRM, pipeline kanban, projects, invoices, time log, goals
- Revenue chart computes from your real data, not a hardcoded picture
- Auto-flags overdue invoices and stale leads
- Export / import JSON and CSV — your data is never trapped
- Everything saves locally. Nothing is uploaded, ever.
- Ships with a demo dataset, plus one click to wipe it clean
Freight brokerage
Freight Broker Ops Pack
The paperwork a brokerage actually runs on, from tender to cash. Written against a real freight back office — not a generic template shop's guess at one. The workflow behind these documents is broken down in the freight back-office guide.
- Rate confirmation — stops, accessorials, payment terms, required docs
- 6-page carrier packet — profile, W-9, insurance limits, NOA acknowledgment
- Load tender a dispatcher can action in ten seconds
- AR aging report with buckets, DSO, and top-5 past-due callout
- POD request plus the escalation for when it's ignored
- Carrier scorecard — on-time %, claims ratio, renew/probation/terminate call
Fill the pipeline
Cold Email Swipe File
Fifty templates and forty subject lines, pulled from the structure of a cold-email engine that actually runs — including the deliverability rules most swipe files never mention.
- Annotated teardown — one email dissected into subject, opener, proof, ask
- 50 templates across 8 scenarios, each with a "why it works" note
- 40 subject lines grouped by the mechanism that makes them open
- Good vs lazy personalization, side by side
- Deliverability rules — caps, jitter, warmup, opt-outs, CAN-SPAM
- Drops straight into the Cold Outreach Engine if you own it
Build any deck
Slide Library — 60 layouts
Sixty mix-and-match slides in the same system as the investor deck, so you can assemble a sales deck, QBR, or board update instead of forcing your story into someone else's narrative.
14 data layouts · 8 comparison · 8 process & time · 10 text · 6 title · 5 people · 9 structure. All hand-built in CSS and SVG — browse all 60 →
Work faster
AI Prompt Vault — 150 prompts
Structured prompts for running a business, with click-to-copy on every one. Includes the section most prompt packs won't write: when not to use AI — the same question the AI automation guide answers at the process level, before you touch a prompt.
- 150 prompts, 10 categories — sales, marketing, ops, finance, hiring, support, research, writing, strategy, decisions
- Each has role, task, constraints, and output format — not "act as an expert"
- Every prompt carries a "make it better" tip for stronger results
- Live search and click-to-copy on all 150
- "When not to use AI" and a verification checklist — the honest part
- Model-agnostic. Nothing tied to one vendor's UI.
Go live
Landing Page Kit
Four responsive pages, each a single file you can drop onto free hosting in about a minute. Recolor the entire thing by editing one variable.
The Complete Vault
One checkout — save $393 (66% off)
All twelve packs — 273 template assets: 32 documents, 60 slide layouts, 150 prompts, the landing pages, and the Business OS. Every future addition to the suite, free, forever.
Launch pricing: $199 while the store is new — then $319.
Get the Vault — $19914-day refund, no questions asked — one email, full amount back, and you keep the files · instant download · checkout and receipts handled by Lemon Squeezy as merchant of record
The difference
Why these are different
Most template packs are a Canva link you can't own, or an InDesign file you can't open without a subscription.
You own the file
Plain HTML on your disk. No account, no export limits, no platform that can raise its price or disappear on you.
Nothing to install
No Adobe, no Figma, no Canva Pro. Double-click, edit the text, print to PDF. That's the entire workflow.
One visual system
Your deck, proposal, invoice, and site all match. That consistency is what actually reads as expensive.
Genuinely offline
Zero external requests. Nothing phones home, nothing loads a font from a server, nothing breaks on a plane.
Before you buy
Who these are not for
The whole design has one trade-off at the centre of it: you get a file you own outright, and in exchange you edit text instead of dragging boxes. That is a genuinely bad deal for some people, and it is cheaper for both of us if you find out here.
You want a visual editor
There is no canvas, no drag handles, no undo history. If Canva or Figma is the workflow you actually want, keep it — this will feel like a downgrade.
You will not open a text file
Editing means opening an .html file in a text editor and typing over the sample content. If that sentence made you wince, believe it now rather than after checkout.
You need live collaboration
No shared cursors, no comments, no version history, no permissions. One file, on your disk, edited by you, backed up by you.
Your team edits in Word
You can print a PDF for anyone. There is no .docx or .pptx in any pack, so there is nothing for a colleague to open and edit in Office.
FAQ
The questions worth answering first
Format, license, iPads, refunds. If something is not answered here, email me before you buy rather than after.
What file format do I get, and what software do I need?
Every template is a self-contained HTML file. You open it in any browser to read it, and you edit it in any plain text editor — TextEdit, Notepad, VS Code, whatever is already on the machine. To make a PDF, use the browser's own print dialog and choose Save as PDF. There is no Adobe, no Figma, no Canva, no font to install and nothing to sign into. Each pack also ships a README that lists every editable field and the exact sample strings to find and replace.
Will these work on an iPad?
For reading and printing, yes. Every file is plain HTML, CSS and system fonts, so it opens in mobile Safari or Chrome and prints to PDF through the share sheet exactly as it does on a desktop.
Editing on an iPad is the awkward part. iPadOS has no built-in plain text editor, so you would need a text editor app from the App Store, or you edit on a computer. The documents are also laid out at US Letter and the slides at 1280×720, so a tablet or phone shows them scaled down rather than at full size.
What is the license? Can I use these for paid client work?
Yes. Templates ship under a single-buyer commercial license: use them on unlimited personal and client projects, change anything you like, and charge whatever you want for the work you produce with them. What you cannot do is resell or redistribute the template files themselves as a competing product. The full wording is in the Terms.
Do I get updates?
Yes, free, for as long as I keep maintaining the pack. Fixes and new documents go to the email address used at checkout. The Complete Vault also includes every future pack added to the suite at no extra cost.
How do refunds work?
Email within 14 days of purchase and you get a full refund. No form, no questions, and you do not have to delete the files first. Refunds go back to the original payment method and usually take 5 to 10 business days to appear on a statement. Full text: the Refund Policy.
Do these need internet, an account, or a subscription?
No to all three. Every file in every pack was checked for external requests and there are none: no web fonts, no CDN scripts, no analytics, no tracking pixels, no images pulled from a server. The only external addresses in the files are ordinary links back to this site, and a link is not a request.
So a template renders identically on a plane, on a locked-down work laptop, or in ten years once whatever service was fashionable this year is gone. There is nothing to log into and nothing that renews.
Do I need to know how to code to edit one?
No. The documents ship pre-filled with realistic sample content rather than empty placeholder tokens, so you find the text you want to change, type over it, and save. Each README lists the exact literal strings to find and replace. Colour is the one place a little CSS helps: each file declares its palette in a handful of variables at the top, so changing one line recolours the whole document.
Who should not buy these?
If you want a drag-and-drop visual editor, this is the wrong product — you edit text in a file, not blocks on a canvas. Same if you will not open a text file at all, or if you need live collaboration, comments and version history the way Google Docs and Figma do it. If your team edits everything in Word and PowerPoint, a browser-printed PDF is a handoff, not a working file.
And if you are waiting for social proof, there is none yet. This is a new store and nothing has sold. That is a legitimate reason to hold off.