Founder Class
One thousand.
No more.
Lifetime access for the first 1,000 men who hold the line with us.
After that, the doors close forever.
The price ladder
The earlier you commit,
the less you pay.
Once a tier sells out, it is gone. There is no going back to a lower price.
What you get
Six things.
All of them permanent.
Lifetime Premium access
Every Premium feature, every future module. Never billed again. No "upgrade required" three years from now when v3 ships.
Founder badge
A bone-white marker on your profile. Invisible to anyone except the men who know what it costs. They will know.
Founder Class community
A private channel inside the app for the 1,000. Weekly drops, raw build notes, and a direct line to Koston. Closed to non-Founders forever.
Voting rights on the roadmap
Founders vote on the next module, the next workout templates, the next features. Your seat is also your shareholder vote.
No subscription
One payment. Done. Apple, Google, your card. Never charged again. Apple's 30% cut does not apply because Founder Class is web-only.
First in line
TestFlight beta access before public launch. The app in your hands 4-6 weeks before everyone else gets it.
Who claims a seat
Founder Class is for
the early operator.
Yes if
- You want a tool that doesn't lower its bar to keep you engaged.
- You can pay $199-$499 once and not feel it in next month's runway.
- You want a private channel with the founder and 999 men who share your bar.
- You're betting that v2, v3, v4 will be worth the lifetime hold.
- You like the symbolism. The first thousand is a number you can defend at the bar in ten years.
No if
- You're not sure if a chain-reset model is for you. Take the seven-day Premium trial first.
- You'd rather pay $10/month and walk away anytime. That's a totally legitimate position.
- You're hoping the app will fix your life for you. It will not. It will tell you the truth about whether you fixed it.
- You can't afford to drop $199 on a bet. Don't. The monthly tier is the right path.
Questions
Asked. Answered.
What does "lifetime" actually mean?
You pay once. You get every Premium feature, on every platform we ship, for as long as The Standard exists. No future upcharge. No "Founders Plus" upgrade ploy. If we ship v2, v3, v10, you're in.
What if The Standard goes out of business?
Then you get to say you were a Founder of a thing that mattered enough to try. We're owner-funded, profitable from launch, and not chasing VC growth at the cost of the product. We plan to be here. But no one can guarantee a business.
75-day refund. Even on Founder Class?
Yes. Same rule applies. If you don't hold the line one more time in 75 days than you did the previous quarter, full refund. No questions. Same trust as everything else.
Why is Founder Class web-only and not in the App Store?
Apple takes 30% on subscriptions sold through the App Store. We pass 100% of Founder Class revenue back into the product, the brand, and the next features. Selling on the web (via Stripe) means more of your $199 goes to building, not to Apple.
What if I just want the monthly subscription?
Standard is $9.99/month. Premium is $19.99/month. Both available in the App Store and Google Play after launch. The 7-day free trial covers all Premium features. Founder Class is for men who want to be in early and stay in forever.
How is this different from a Kickstarter?
You're not buying a promise. The app ships. We have a v1 build plan, content engine ready, beta cohort lined up. You're paying for lifetime access to a real product, with a 75-day refund if it doesn't deliver. The "Founder" framing is honest: you fund the early runway, you get the perpetual access in return.
Claim a seat
$199.
Once.
1,000 seats remaining. When this number hits zero, Founder Class is gone forever.
Checkout opens at launch. Reserve your spot on the waitlist for 24-hour early access.