The course is free. Always.
All six levels, 43 chapters, 141 lessons, every dataset and every template. No card, no trial, no chapter held back. You pay only if you want your work reviewed and a room full of people who can refer you.
The Learning
$0 no card, ever
- All 6 levels, 43 chapters, 141 lessons
- Level 0, from an idea to a live URL
- Every dataset, template and prompt pack
- Worked solutions for every lesson
- Progress saved to your account
Supercharge Your Career
$119 once, not a subscription
- Projects reviewed by practising PMs
- Join a closed community of working PMs for life
- Referrals from members
Get your work reviewed by people who actually build products.
Working PMs, founders and product leaders.
- Live teardowns, meetups & office hours
- Badges and certificates for your work
Six things, and none of them are lessons.
The lessons are free and stay free. What you are paying for is the part a course cannot give you on its own: someone reading your work, and a room that knows who is hiring.
Your capstone read by a practising PM
Every level ends in something built. Send it and get it back marked up by someone who does this for a living, with the parts that would not survive a real review circled.
A closed room, not a broadcast channel
Working product managers, people mid-switch, and a few founders. Small enough that asking a question gets an answer, not a like.
Referrals from members who are hiring
Roles get posted by the people who own them. A referral from inside is worth more than a hundred applications, and this is the shortest path to one.
Feedback before you ship, not after
Post the spec, the funnel, the pricing page. Get told what is wrong with it while it is still cheap to change.
Live teardowns and office hours
A real product pulled apart in public every month, and a session where you bring whatever is stuck.
Six verified badges
One per level, issued when the capstone passes. A link a hiring manager can check, attached to work they can read.
One per level, and each one has work behind it.
A badge here is not a completion certificate. It is issued when the capstone for that level passes review, which means somebody read what you built and said it would hold up.