How to buy it, step by step

Five steps, roughly four minutes, and two of them are worth doing carefully rather than quickly. Here is the whole path.

Step 1 - Watch at least one free session first

They run before the cart opens and they cost nothing. This is not a delaying tactic; it is the cheapest possible way to hear how the material is actually taught before any money is involved.

If the teaching does not land with you, you have learned that for free. If it does, you are buying something you have already sampled, which is a considerably better position than buying from a sales page alone.

Step 2 - Go through the official checkout

The cart opens on the vendor's own domain. Confirm the spelling in the address bar before entering anything, because lookalike domains target exactly this moment and always have.

Step 3 - Choose full payment or the plan

$2,497 once, or six payments of $497. Both are the vendor's published figures. The plan is the lower-commitment door and it is the one most people use, because it makes starting a decision about this month rather than about the whole amount.

Step 4 - Read the refund terms on the payment page, and screenshot them

This is the step worth slowing down for. Refund terms for launch products appear at checkout rather than in the pre-launch material, which is ordinary and not a warning sign - but it does mean the moment you are looking at them is the moment to capture them.

Screenshot the terms, the price, and the date. Ten seconds, and every later question about what you agreed to has an answer.

Step 5 - Save the receipt and the login

The confirmation email carries your access. Keep it somewhere you will find it in three months, because the most common access problem is not a broken login, it is a buried email.

The deadline that ends this

Thursday 24 September 2026, 11:59pm Pacific. After that the price, the launch bonuses and the live sessions close together.

Deciding on the final day is the version of this that goes wrong - checkouts get busy and time zones catch people out. If you are going to buy, buying earlier costs nothing and removes the only avoidable risk in the whole process.

What to do in the first week after

Open it the day you buy and do the first module that week. Not because there is a rush, but because the single largest predictor of whether a course works is whether it was opened in the first seven days.

The six checks before you pay · What the checkout page shows · What to screenshot, in general