Three things to settle before the 15th

The last session ends on the 15th and the cart shuts on the 24th. Nine days is not long to decide something at $2,497, and it is shorter still if you start deciding after the selling has begun.

1. Your budget position

Whether $2,497 is available, whether six payments of $497 is the realistic route, or whether neither is. Decide it now, while nothing is being sold to you.

A figure settled in advance is a boundary. A figure settled during a closing sequence is a reaction, and the two produce different decisions from the same person.

2. What would make it a yes

Specifically. "If the mechanism still makes sense to me after session 1" is a usable standard. "If it feels right" is not, because feelings at 11pm on the final day are not the same feelings as now.

Write it down. Then on the 23rd you are checking an answer rather than composing one.

3. The hours

Open a calendar and place two or three weekly appointments through October. Actual entries, at times you would defend.

If they fit, the purchase question is live. If you look and there is genuinely nowhere to put them, you have your answer and it cost you nothing to get it.

What happens in those nine days

Reminders, the price, the terms, and rising urgency toward the close. All of it expected and all of it disclosed. A genuine deadline compresses a decision by definition — the question is only whether you did your thinking before the compression started.

At the checkout itself

1. Read the refund terms on the payment page. That is where they live for launch products and it is the only place you will see them.
2. Screenshot them, with the price and the date. Ten seconds, and every later question becomes something you can look up.
3. Check the instalment clause if you take the plan — specifically whether the balance remains owed if you stop.

Buy early rather than late

The price does not change across the window, the checkout is busiest at the end, and the stated close is Pacific — which falls on the 25th for most of the world. Buying two days early removes the only avoidable risk in the process.

The checkout screen · The instalment route · All six checks