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Pricing

One paid product. One price.

The Atlas, the example routes, the role and certification pages, the Perspectives, plotting a route from your start to your target. All free. The Verdict is the only thing you pay for, and only if you want a personal call on your plan.

The product
Career Verdict
£39One-time. No subscription.

A personal call on your situation. Not a list of options. Not a roadmap. A judgment about whether your plan is realistic, where it breaks, and what to do about it.

  • A direct call on whether your plan is realistic
  • Where your route is most likely to break, and why
  • What to prioritise and what to drop
  • Cert rulings with reasoning, not a generic list
  • Conditions that would change the verdict
Start with a free route

Plot a route for free first. The Verdict is offered after, only if you want a personal call.

One-time purchase. No subscription. GBP, VAT included where applicable.

What is free, what costs money.

  • The Atlas, every role page, every certification page
  • Every Perspective and Pathway
  • Plot a route from any start to any target
  • Curated example routes
  • A Career Verdict on your situation
  • A direct call, not a list of options
  • Where your route breaks and why
  • What would change the verdict

Questions you might have.

Is the Atlas really free?

Yes. The map, every role page, every certification page, every Perspective, and plotting a route. The Verdict is the only paid layer on top.

Why is the Verdict £39?

Because that is what a personal judgment is worth when the alternative is spending months on the wrong cert, the wrong role, or the wrong target. It is priced for a single decision, not a subscription.

Do I need an account?

No. After checkout you get an email with a link that grants access on whichever device you open it on. No sign-up form before you pay.

What if I disagree with the verdict?

Good. The verdict is meant to be argued with, not obeyed. It names the tradeoffs and the decisive factors so you can push back from a sharper position than you started with. Disagreement isn't a fault, it's the product working.