This is where things get interesting. After you purchase the front-end, you'll be guided through a sequence of eight upgrades. I’m going to walk you through each one, including the pricing I paid and my honest take on whether it delivers on its promise.
OTO 1: DietIQ AI Pro
The very first upgrade is the Pro version. This OTO is designed to expand the core functionality from just diet planning to a more holistic wellness solution. It integrates fitness planning, advanced progress tracking, and a wider variety of food options.
Pricing: I paid a one-time fee of $67 for this upgrade.
My User Experience: The Pro upgrade felt like a natural and necessary extension of the front-end. As soon as I activated it, the dashboard expanded. I could now input my fitness goals and equipment availability, and the AI generated a complementary workout plan. The progress tracker also became more detailed, allowing me to log my energy levels, mood, and sleep patterns, which the AI used to adjust my plan weekly. The expanded recipe database was a welcome addition, preventing meal fatigue.
Pros:
Adds workout plans that sync with your diet.
Advanced tracking provides a more complete picture of your health.
The AI becomes more adaptive, making adjustments based on more data points.
Cons:
Arguably, some of these features feel like they should have been in the base version.
OTO 2: Gourmet Recipe Expander
This upgrade is for the foodies. OTO 2 unlocks an exclusive database of over 5,000 gourmet recipes curated by professional chefs, all designed to fit within various dietary parameters. It promises to make healthy eating feel like a luxury, not a chore.
Pricing: This was offered for a one-time price of $47.
My User Experience: I was genuinely impressed with this. The recipes were fantastic—think "Lemon Herb Salmon with Asparagus Risotto" instead of just "baked salmon." The instructions were clear, and many included video tutorials. It made sticking to my diet incredibly easy because I was genuinely excited about what I was going to eat next. If you struggle with bland, repetitive diet food, this OTO is a game-changer.
Pros:
Massively improves the variety and quality of meal options.
Makes dieting more sustainable and enjoyable.
Includes high-quality video guides for complex recipes.
Cons:
Not essential if you are happy with simple, basic meals.
OTO 3: DietIQ AI Agency License
This is the first business-focused OTO. The Agency License allows you to use DietIQ AI for commercial purposes. You can create and manage diet and fitness plans for up to 50 clients. It’s aimed squarely at nutritionists, personal trainers, and wellness coaches.
Pricing: The Agency License was priced at $197.
My User Experience: The agency dashboard is clean and efficient. You can create individual client profiles, and the AI generates plans based on their specific data. You can then export these plans as professional-looking PDFs branded with your own logo. I set up a few "test" clients, and the process was seamless. It saved an incredible amount of time compared to creating plans manually.
Pros:
A complete "business-in-a-box" for wellness professionals.
Manage multiple clients from a single, intuitive dashboard.
Adds a professional touch with custom branding.
Cons:
Completely useless if you are not a coach or have no plans to be one.
The 50-client limit might be restrictive for established businesses.
OTO 4: Metabolic Analytics Suite
This upgrade promises to take personalization to the "next level" using an advanced AI module. It claims to analyze factors like estimated metabolic rate, hormonal indicators (based on questionnaire data), and food sensitivities to create hyper-optimized plans.
Pricing: This advanced suite cost $97.
My User Experience: This felt like the most "AI-heavy" feature. After answering a very detailed questionnaire about my energy crashes, cravings, and other subtle symptoms, the AI recalibrated my plan. It suggested I might have a slight sensitivity to dairy and adjusted my meals accordingly. I did feel a noticeable improvement in my afternoon energy levels after following the new plan. It’s powerful, but it requires you to be very in-tune with your body to provide the right data.
Pros:
Offers a level of personalization that is unmatched by most apps.
Helps identify potential food sensitivities and hormonal imbalances.
The AI recommendations are highly specific and actionable.
Cons:
The science is based on self-reported data, not medical tests, so it's not a diagnostic tool.
May be overkill for the average user.
OTO 5: "Done-For-You" Social Media & Content Pack
Designed as a companion to the Agency License (OTO 3), this OTO provides a library of pre-written content to help coaches market their services. It includes social media posts, blog articles, email newsletters, and lead magnets, all related to health and nutrition.
Pricing: I purchased this DFY pack for $77.
My User Experience: The content quality was surprisingly good. It wasn't generic filler text. The articles were well-researched, and the social media posts were engaging, complete with suggested images. For a coach who hates writing or doesn't have time for marketing, this is pure gold. It allows you to focus on coaching while maintaining a professional online presence.
Pros:
Saves hundreds of hours on content creation.
High-quality, professionally written marketing materials.
Helps establish authority and attract new clients.
Cons:
Only useful if you have the Agency License (OTO 3).
The content is not unique to you; other coaches will be using it.
OTO 6: DietIQ AI Reseller License
This is the ultimate business opportunity within the funnel. The Reseller License allows you to sell DietIQ AI (including the Pro version) as your own product and keep 100% of the profit. The DietIQ AI team handles all the technical support and product maintenance.
Pricing: This was the most expensive OTO at $297.
My User Experience: This OTO effectively gives you a ready-made digital product to sell. They provide you with a copy of the sales page and marketing materials. Setting it up requires a bit of technical know-how (connecting your payment processor), but their guide was straightforward. It's a powerful way to generate passive income if you have an audience interested in health and wellness.
Pros:
Keep 100% of the profits from sales.
No need to worry about product development or customer support.
A proven, high-quality product to sell.
Cons:
The highest-priced OTO in the funnel.
Requires an existing audience or marketing skills to be successful.
OTO 7: AI Shopping List & Delivery Integration
This is a pure convenience upgrade. It automatically compiles a weekly shopping list based on your meal plan. The "smart" part is its ability to integrate with popular grocery delivery services like Instacart or Amazon Fresh, allowing you to order all your ingredients with a single click.
Pricing: This feature was available for a one-time fee of $37.
My User Experience: This was one of my favorite "quality of life" upgrades. The shopping list generation was flawless. It aggregated all the ingredients and quantities perfectly. The one-click ordering was magical. It took what would have been an hour of planning and shopping and condensed it into about two minutes. It completely removes the friction of getting the right foods into your kitchen.
Pros:
Massive time-saver.
Eliminates the hassle of grocery shopping.
Reduces the chance of forgetting ingredients or buying junk food.
Cons:
Only useful if you use grocery delivery services.
The integration might not support smaller, local grocery stores.
OTO 8: Lifetime Mentorship & Private Community
The final OTO is all about personal access. It grants you lifetime membership to a private community of elite DietIQ AI users and includes monthly group coaching calls with the platform's creators and lead nutritionists.
Pricing: Access to this exclusive group was $127.
My User Experience: The community aspect is invaluable. The Facebook group was active, with users sharing success stories, tips, and custom recipes. The monthly coaching calls were not pre-recorded webinars; they were live Q&A sessions where you could get direct advice. This is perfect for anyone who needs accountability and wants to network with other health-focused individuals and professionals.
Pros:
Direct access to the experts behind the tool.
Ongoing support and accountability.
Networking opportunities with other serious users and coaches.
Cons:
The value depends heavily on your level of participation.
