At the checkout
Four things worth two seconds each before you confirm. They catch every common problem at this stage.
The four checks
| Check | Should read |
|---|---|
| The price on screen | $2,497, or six payments of $497. Anything else is not this product. |
| What is being charged today | The full amount, or the first instalment only |
| The refund terms | Displayed before you confirm. Screenshot them. |
| The email address | One you read — access goes there and nowhere else |
Official page or a copy
A price that does not match either published figure is the clearest signal you are not on the official checkout. A bare card form with no recognisable processor is the second.
What arrives afterwards
A confirmation email carrying access details. Keep it — it is the route back in if a login is lost, and it is also your record of the terms you agreed to.
The terms question, answered honestly
We are not quoting a guarantee length. Whatever is shown on the checkout you actually use is the version that binds, and a comparison site repeating a number it did not read at purchase is repeating a sales page. Read it there, screenshot it, move on.
Checkout against waiting
The window runs to 24 September 2026, 11:59pm Pacific. Deferring is a decision with a price — a year, during which nothing about the method gets easier and the position does not change.
The two payment options · the final verdict
Checked 24 September 2026.