Purchasing Commission Cycle
Four steps, one price, and two things worth knowing before you start. We checked each against the seller's published pages rather than describing them from the sales copy.
What it costs
| Option | You pay | Total |
|---|---|---|
| In full | $2,497 once | $2,497 |
| Instalments | six payments of $497 | $2,982 |
The plan costs $485 more. That is not hidden, but the two totals are never printed side by side, so most people take the plan without doing the subtraction. If cash flow is the reason, it is a good reason. If it is the default button, it is $485 you did not need to spend.
The four steps
- Register for a session if you have not. The purchase route runs through the event, and registration is free.
- The offer is presented at the end of a session. You do not have to decide on the call.
- Checkout takes card details and your email. Use an address you read — access details go there and nowhere else.
- Access arrives by email. Keep that message; it is the only route back in if you lose the login.
Two things to check at checkout
The price on screen matches one of the two above. Anything else means you are not on the official checkout. How to tell is here.
The refund terms are displayed before you confirm. Screenshot them. They are the seller's terms rather than a platform default, so the version you agreed to is the version that counts. What we found is here.
The deadline
Purchasing closes 24 September 2026, 11:59pm Pacific. After that there is no published route in until the next annual run, which is a year of not having built anything — the more expensive option of the two, and the one nobody puts a price on.
The checkout walkthrough · the price in full
Checked 24 September 2026.