Check 2: Is the advertised price the price you actually pay?
Plenty of courses advertise one number and collect another. This check is about whether what is published matches what the checkout charges.
What to look for
- The price published before you reach a checkout, not after
- Payment-plan totals stated, not just the monthly figure
- No pre-ticked add-ons in the cart
- No "today only" number that differs from the page you arrived on
Running it on Commission Cycle
| Option | Advertised | What you actually pay |
|---|---|---|
| Pay in full | $2,497 | one payment |
| Payment plan | 6 x $497 | $2,982 total |
| Difference | $485 | the cost of spreading it |
Both options are published in the vendor's own partner materials ahead of the cart opening, which is the good version of this. The one thing they do not print side by side is the $485 difference — so if cash flow is not your reason for the plan, paying once keeps that money.
Result
Passes. $2,497 is the published price and it holds to cart close. Just choose your option deliberately: the plan costs $485 more, and that is the only figure the page does not put in front of you.
The other checks
- Is the seller a real person?
- Are the refund terms published?
- What do you actually receive?
- Are you on the official site?
- Are there costs beyond the price?
- What expires, and when?
- Does it fit how you work?
- What happens after you pay?
- What do critics say?
Before You Buy is independent and run by an affiliate. If you buy through a link here we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you - the price is the same either way. Every figure on this site is quoted from the vendor's published pages and named as such.
Figures and dates quoted from the official Commission Cycle launch and partner materials, read 7-9 September 2026.
Checked 09 September 2026.
Checked 09 September 2026.