Subcon Sales Car Wash Club

Subcon Sales Car Wash Club is for sales professionals building pipeline and closing skills.

Why you should join: Get peer support, practical playbooks and live rooms inside Circle.

The one-liner

Jason Hayes' $350 executive Circle for car wash owners and general managers.

What they actually sell

Subcon Sales Car Wash Club by Jason Hayes is a private Circle for in-bay and tunnel car wash owners and GMs. Public copy promises distilled operational, menu and sales playbooks, monthly leadership calls, a confidential peer network and executive strategy training with accountability. Included are executive strategy frameworks, monthly leadership calls, a private owner community, executive masterminds and strategy vaults of templates and case studies. Pricing shows $350 a month or $4,200 a year. Jason is framed as a longtime industry coach focused on subconscious motivation and leadership.

Who pays and why

Car wash owners who need operator peers, not generic small-business Facebook advice. The pressure is margin, labour and menu complexity. They pay for confidential strategy and industry-specific playbooks.

Where the members come from

Jason's twelve-plus years coaching car wash operators is the magnet. The Circle is a quiet executive room, not a mass consumer brand. Exact social sizes stay off the page.

What's holding it back

At $350, the bar for monthly call quality is high. A small member base helps intimacy but makes peer density fragile if attendance dips.

Steal this

Build a vertical executive club for car wash owners around monthly leadership calls, confidential peer chat and ops playbooks at a premium monthly or annual fee.

Would this work in another niche?

Yes for other hyper-vertical owner masterminds such as laundromats or clinics. Weak for general sales training audiences outside the industry.