[Free Resource] From ChatGPT to Claude

"I want to switch to Claude but I'm deep in ChatGPT."

I hear this constantly. Here's the fix (free guide below).

OpenAI just expanded its partnership with the Department of Defense. Your business data has been flowing through their servers for months, or maybe years.

Client names, strategies, financials, internal processes.

If that makes you uncomfortable, you're not alone.

But the real problem isn't wanting to switch.

The REAL problem is that ChatGPT is embedded in everything you do.

Zapier automations. Custom GPTs you use daily. API connections running client workflows. Content systems. Internal processes.

You can't just "try Claude" and call it a migration. Not when your operations depend on it.

I made the switch a couple months ago. Moved every automation, every custom GPT, every workflow.

It's been a game changer for us with better output, cleaner systems, and I sleep better knowing where my data lives.

So I documented the entire process into a free guide organized around one principle: the deeper you're embedded, the higher priority that piece gets in the migration.

Inside:

→ 4-phase migration sequence matched to your level of ChatGPT dependency
→ Exact API swap instructions for Zapier (both integration types) and direct API
→ How to convert Custom GPTs into Claude Projects vs. Skills
→ 9 copy-paste meta-prompts that automate most of the conversion
→ The memory import tool to transfer everything ChatGPT knows about you in 2 minutes
→ Complete checklist with every step in execution order

Whether it's the DOD thing, output quality, or both…

Here’s how to actually make the switch without breaking anything.

From ChatGPT to Claude free guide - LINK (no opt in required)

This lead magnet post on Linkedin got a lot of attention so I thought I would share the free gift here.

Enjoy!

Jesse

Ps. We are preparing to switch newsletter systems since we found a better solution than Beehiiv. More info on the switch and free gifts like this one for those that stick with us :)