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Pricing · updated 2026-10-01

Pricing sheet

Last updated: 2026-10-01

The one list. If a price here disagrees with the website, the app manifest, or Stripe, this page wins and the others get fixed. Longer reasoning is in Product types and access model.

Decided

ItemPriceModelAccessWhere it sellsStatus
Free lead magnets (Context playbook, Top 5 tools, and more)$0Email sign-inForeverApp, Free shelfLive on staging
Paid playbooks: Which AI tool, AI Audit, Warm intros$29 eachOne-timeForever, PDF plus promptsApp, Stripe CheckoutOct 10
Playbook bundle, any three$79One-timeForeverAppAfter Oct 10
The Community (Slack)$10 a month, cancel any timeSubscriptionWhile paidAppAfter Oct 10
The Community, with any courseIncludedOne year from the latest course purchaseExtends with each courseAppWith the 101
101 course: Prepare for the AI economy$500One-timeOne year, plus one year of communityAppWhen the Storylane recordings exist
1:1 consultingCustomQualifying form, then a quotePer engagementWebsite form, not the appOct 10 form, manual after

Discount codes are Stripe promotion codes, on from day one. The $29 list price leaves room for launch, waitlist, and affiliate codes. The referral kickback rule, flat or percentage, is still open.

Money goes to the Tandem Stripe account. Decided 2026-10-01. WTF is AI is a brand of Tandem and Community, Inc., and the website footer says so.

Planned, not priced for sale yet

ItemWorking priceModelNotes
Tools and prompts dashboard$10 a month or $99 a yearSubscriptionAbout five prompt-builders to start. Grows monthly
Financial projections builder, single user~$300 one-time30-day access, keep the outputsPremium add-on above the dashboard
Financial projections builder, agency$1,500 a year, $1,050 for the first tenSubscription, commercial licenseUnlimited clients
201 courseNot setOne-time, one yearAfter the 101 has buyers
AI and Society course trackNot setSee RoadmapLess tactical than the 101. Price separately from the economy track
AI readiness quizFreeLead magnetEnds in three product suggestions and one free prompt. See the brief

Never sold