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Editorial reportCurrently available
Ship or Die by Marc Lou & Jack Friks
Ship or Die is a $399 one-time 30-day builder community by Marc Lou and Jack Friks. It combines deadlines, daily check-ins, coworking, public mission profiles and a gamified roadmap to make shipping a small app the default behavior. For a builder who can already put a small app online but keeps not doing it, that is worth the money; for anyone still learning to build, it is the wrong purchase.
Editorial reportLive and free to enrol
Amazon Advertisements For Books Course by Dave Chesson & Janet Margot
Dave Chesson's Amazon Advertisements For Books Course is a free, self-paced video course teaching Amazon ads for self-published books — six parts and 30 named items (21 videos, six notes pages, three quizzes), sold as a 5-day plan and co-taught by Janet Margot, whose bio on the sales page says she spent nearly a decade at Amazon building out its ads program for books. Checked 2026-08-13 it is live and free on both of its hostings, Podia and the creator's Thinkific school, where the page markup publishes 2,155 named reviews averaging 4.9. It is also a funnel: Chesson has said publicly that the course feeds Kindlepreneur's email list and sells his Publisher Rocket software, which the lessons demonstrate. Students in the seller's own reviews flag that parts of the Amazon interface shown are out of date.
Editorial reportCurrently available
CodeFast by Marc Lou
CodeFast is a current, beginner-oriented, build-first web and SaaS course by Marc Lou that publishes its full curriculum, price, and terms up front and is backed by named users posting original reports of shipped projects. It scores well on disclosure, creator credibility, and price for the scope delivered; pace, student-count, project, and outcome claims remain seller-framed or selected user reports, and the refund window is narrow.
Editorial reportAvailable — sales page and regional offer links rendered on 2026-08-26; checkout redirects were Cloudflare-blocked
Inside Google Ads by Jyll Saskin Gales
Jyll Saskin Gales' Inside Google Ads is a recurring training membership with 100+ seller-stated lessons, 23 public sections, a live monthly meeting, templates, captions and multi-currency billing.
Editorial reportCurrently available — free
SaaS Business Fundamentals by AWS Technical Field Communities (TFC)
SaaS Business Fundamentals is a free one-hour AWS Skill Builder course on the SaaS business model, with a public syllabus, a free certificate of completion, and a 4.6/207 rating that AWS gathers only from learners who finish it — a worthwhile hour at zero cost and zero financial risk. Go in knowing that the URL it was previously listed under is dead, that its published learning objectives are copied from a different course and should be ignored, and that it has not been updated since March 2025.
Editorial reportCurrently available; new challenge development paused since 22 May 2026
Codecrafters by Sarup Banskota & Paul Kuruvilla
CodeCrafters sells access to 11 “build your own X” engineering challenges — Redis, Git, SQLite, a shell, an interpreter and more — for $120 (3 months) or $360 (1 year), with a $1490 lifetime tier currently shown as sold out. The product is well made, independently well reviewed by senior engineers, and free to inspect in full before you pay, which is why it lands as a buy for working engineers. Two things to weigh first: there are no refunds, and its founders announced in May 2026 that they had stopped developing new challenges and were open to selling the company — so the short plan is the safer buy.
Editorial reportAvailable with a Canva account (checked 2026-08-26)
Graphic Design Essentials by Canva
Canva's Graphic Design Essentials is a 53-minute beginner course with 10 lessons covering design elements, principles, color theory, typography and mood boards. A free Canva account is required, and the course page links a 25-question test for a digital certificate. The live page was last updated 5 October 2025 and displayed 148,954 learners on 26 August 2026.
Editorial reportCurrently available
How to Build a SaaS by Kyle Gawley
How to Build a SaaS is Kyle Gawley's 25-hour, 17-module video course on building a Node.js/React SaaS product from scratch, now sold from usegravity.app at $99–$599 USD after an ~85% price cut from its 2024–2025 levels — a lot of structured SaaS engineering for the money, from a founder who built and sold the same kind of product himself. The course URL in older listings is dead; the live one works. Two caveats decide it for you: refunds are refused under all circumstances, and the curriculum appears unchanged since 2022.
Editorial reportCurrently available
The SaaS Academy by Ben Murray
The SaaS Academy is Ben Murray’s SaaS-finance training site, and its flagship course, The SaaS Metrics Foundation, currently sells for $995 USD one-time with lifetime access. It is not Dan Martell’s SaaS Academy at saasacademy.com. The course is real, well documented and worth buying if SaaS metrics are part of your job; its refund policy is stated three different ways across three official pages, so confirm the window in writing before you pay.
Editorial reportCurrently on sale at $397 USD; checkout walked to the payment step on 11 August 2026
High Impact Writing by Kieran Drew
High Impact Writing is Kieran Drew’s self-paced course on writing short- and long-form social content to build an audience for a business. It costs $397 USD one-time (or 3x $147) for lifetime access including future updates, with a $999 USD tier that adds a 60-minute 1:1 call, a profile review and a content critique. The sales page promises a 90-day, no-questions-asked refund. The seller does publish terms — a dated Terms of Use, privacy policy and earnings disclaimer from Kieran Drew Enterprise, at a registered UK address — but they are on the members’ host, not on the sales page or the checkout, and they do not restate the 90-day window: §7 points at a “Refund Policy” that does not exist. On the evidence this is a buy for the audience it names — an identifiable UK seller with real authority in the subject, a syllabus published in full before payment, and lifetime access that has already been upgraded free once — with one thing to do first: get the 90-day guarantee confirmed by email.
Editorial reportAvailable through the seller's public enrollment form on 2026-08-26
Making Sense of Affiliate Marketing by Michelle Schroeder-Gardner
Making Sense of Affiliate Marketing is Michelle Schroeder-Gardner's self-paced course for bloggers who want a structured affiliate strategy. The live public syllabus covers fundamentals, program selection, disclosures, conversion, promotion and maintenance through six modules, worksheets, bonuses and a private mastermind. The offer publishes current payment options and a 30-day refund FAQ. It appears legitimate, while mixed paid-access reviews make content depth and fit the main decision points.
Editorial reportLive and watchable on Skillshare as of 2026-08-13 — but recorded around 2015-2016 and carrying no update notice
SEO That Matters by Rand Fishkin
Rand Fishkin's “Introduction to SEO: Tactics and Strategy for Entrepreneurs” is a 12-lesson, 1h 30m beginner class on Skillshare, indexed here as “SEO That Matters” after the phrase in Fishkin's own description. On 2026-08-13 the live page showed 82,483 students, 60 projects, a “Beginner level” tag, and a JSON-LD aggregateRating of 3.48 on a 1-to-4 scale across 780 ratings, with the distribution “Exceeded! 56% / Yes 38% / Somewhat 6% / Not really 1%”. It is not sold separately — you watch it inside a Skillshare membership priced on the card at $13.99/month, billed as an annual payment of $167.88 USD. The teaching earns its praise: the most-liked attributes are “Engaging Teacher” (673) and “Clarity of Instruction” (571), and the independent review at E-Student, bylined Kylee McKay and dated 10 June 2026, scores it 4.5/5. The honest warning is vintage. Skillshare shows no recording or update date, students date the material to 2015-2016, the class demos keyword research in Google AdWords — renamed Google Ads in 2018 — and requests for an update appear in the platform's review wall from 2017 through four years ago. Our earlier review of this page put the runtime at 69 minutes, the audience at 51,000 students, and listed an eight-module outline; none of those matches what the class page renders today, and this page reports the live figures instead.
Editorial reportCurrently available
T2D3 B2B SaaS CMO Masterclass by Stijn Hendrikse & Gary Graf
The T2D3 B2B SaaS CMO Masterclass is a self-paced $799 USD course from Stijn Hendrikse, author of the T2D3 book and co-founder of the B2B SaaS agency Kalungi. It is a genuine, well-specified product: an unusually detailed 18-lecture syllabus published before purchase, an exact team-discount table, a stable three-year price that now folds in a 60-minute 1:1 with the author, and a public directory of 104 certified members. Two caveats to settle before you pay: it publishes no refund policy at all, and its “certification” is issued and recognised only by T2D3.
Editorial reportAvailable — individual purchase reached Secure Checkout on 2026-08-17
Create and Sell Digital Products by April Bowles-Olin
CreativeLive's currently titled Create Digital Products That Sell While You Sleep is a live April Bowles-Olin class on selecting, creating, pricing, positioning and marketing digital products. The checked individual checkout was $49 USD one time; a separate annual platform option was also shown.
Editorial reportCurrently available
Personal Branding Mastery by Silviu Marisca
A Udemy personal-branding course by Silviu Marisca, quoted at Rp159,000 (about US$8.90) to this research on 2026-08-11, rated 4.8 out of 5 by 4,530 students out of 36,317 enrolled, with 19 sections and 113 lectures totalling 8h 6m. It is real, delivered and refundable for 30 days under Udemy's policy. Two things a buyer should know before paying: by the page's own per-section durations, 5h 20m of that runtime — about two thirds — is an explicitly "Archive:"-labelled copy of the course's previous version, and the seller's own description still advertises "#1 BESTSELLING" and "HIGHEST RATED … of all time" alongside student counts the same page contradicts.
Editorial reportCurrently available
Ship 30 for 30 by Dickie Bush & Nicolas Cole
Ship 30 for 30 is a real, buyable course from two identifiable writing operators: $350 for a self-paced 30-day challenge with lifetime curriculum, bonus and Skool community access, sold through a live checkout with a fully published syllabus. Buy it for the structure and the frameworks, not for the guarantee — the refund promise carries four completion conditions and is absent from the legal terms — and buy it through the SamCart checkout, because the landing page’s main button is broken. Note that this is the self-paced version, not the live cohort the older reviews and 2022 testimonials describe.
Editorial reportCurrently available
Business Development for Startups by Scott Britton
Scott Britton's Udemy course sells nine hours of startup business-development video for a $84.99 list price, holds a 4.2 rating from 2,450 learners across 37,759 enrolments, and is covered by Udemy's 30-day refund policy. The frameworks are specific and the buyer's downside is capped by the platform; the one real deduction is age, because Udemy's own record says the content was last updated on 18 July 2015.
Editorial reportAvailable; seller page and active Teachable enrollment handoff checked 17 August 2026
Crypto Trading Course by MoneyZG
MoneyZG Academy's current Crypto Investor Course, restored at the Crypto Trading Course route, publishes 217 lesson links across 13 sections and about 29.88 hours of displayed timed material. The current seller page offers lifetime access; the researched amount, currency variants, tax caveat and checkout-only refund gap are kept in Pricing details.
Editorial reportLive — membership-only, no standalone purchase
1•2•3 Affiliate Marketing by Pat Flynn
1•2•3 Affiliate Marketing is Pat Flynn's course on earning affiliate income from an audience you already have, taught in three published steps: the rules of ethical affiliate marketing, choosing which products to recommend, then active and passive promotion. It is live as of 2026-08-13 but no longer sold on its own — the standalone Teachable listing now redirects away, and access comes with an SPI Community membership at $99/month or $990/year (a 50%-off coupon, SPI50, is printed on the page), which also unlocks twelve other SPI courses, Pat Flynn's and Liz Wilcox's office hours, monthly workshops and the forum. The membership page states a 7-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee. The two things to know before buying: the course teaches monetisation and not traffic — SPI itself says it suits people who already have "at least a small online presence" — and the seller publishes no testimonial for it, so the only learner ratings this research found are three "Verified Student" reviews on eBizFacts, the newest dated 18 January 2023.
Editorial reportActively sold
AAA Accelerator by Liam Ottley
AAA Accelerator is Liam Ottley's coached programme for building an AI implementation agency, sold by AAA Accelerator Limited through a 45-minute strategy call rather than a checkout. As of 2026-08-13 the seller publishes a seven-stage syllabus (~15 hours of core video), unlimited 1:1 coaching with role specialists, a success manager and a community it sizes at 4,000+ members, and holds a 4.7 Trustpilot score across 545 reviews — whose 3% one-star tail, read in full on 2026-08-13, alleges high-pressure closing and a refund promised only verbally. The price is never stated as a number: the FAQ says "Mid-4-figures with payment plans (50/50 split, 3-installment, deposit-to-lock)", and the one outside figure — $5,000–$7,150 — comes second-hand from student testimonials via Ippei's review. No refund policy appears on any of the seven seller pages checked; the published guarantee extends access rather than returning money.
Editorial reportLive and buyable — but only bundled into a Wizard's Guild coaching membership; the standalone $997 option that ran until at least 12 August 2025 is gone from the page today
Brand Deal Wizard by Justin Moore
Brand Deal Wizard is Justin Moore's self-paced course on finding, pitching, pricing and negotiating brand sponsorships, taught as an eight-step "Sponsorship Wheel" and packed with contract, proposal, rate-calculator and media-kit templates. The material is specific and the seller is transparent about it — individual lesson titles are printed on the public sales page. But as of the page fetched on 2026-08-14 the course has no price of its own: it is included with the Wizard's Guild coaching membership, which costs $2,997 per year for group support or $9,997 per year for private support, both on a one-year commitment and both entered by application. Archived captures show the standalone offer at $1,497 (or 4 × $427) in November 2024, cut to $997 (or 3 × $397) by April 2025, still at $997 on 12 August 2025 beside the first "free with coaching" banner, and gone by the capture of 18 January 2026. And the membership is not refundable: clause 2.5 of the seller's terms of sale states that once you pay, "no refunds or cancellations will be allowed for the duration of this Program, which is 12 months."
Editorial reportLive and taking members
Time to Build by Tom Noske
Time to Build is Tom Noske's $200/month coaching membership for creators, coaches and niche experts who want to package what they already know into something they can sell. It ran as a cohort course twelve times — priced at $1,499 and $3,999 in April 2024 and at $5,999 by application in August 2025 — before becoming a membership in 2026. Members get 48 live calls a year with Noske, 24 fortnightly build sessions, written 1:1 support promised inside 72 hours, the full curriculum vault on day one, and a private community. Checked 2026-08-13 it is live at $200/mo with a 7-day change-of-mind refund on a first membership, and no independent review surfaced in that day's search sweep.
Editorial reportActively sold and actively maintained; checkout transacts and the site was updated the day it was checked
Dropship Breakthru by Jon Warren & Ben Knegendorf
Dropship Breakthru is a high-ticket dropshipping course from Jon Warren and Ben Knegendorf, sold at $997 USD (Silver), $1,897 USD (Gold) or $5,997 USD (Platinum), with payment plans from $249 a month, a $750 one-year community add-on and an Elite membership that auto-rebills at $97 a month after a free trial. Twenty-two modules are named publicly before you pay. The 30-day refund requires you to hand over a live Shopify store, two research spreadsheets and proof you contacted ten suppliers, and is discretionary; the headline “make $100k or your money back” guarantee applies only to Gold and above and needs eleven months of a live store and ten months of paid ads — though the checkout the homepage sends you to describes it as having “No hidden catches, no fine print.” Independent evidence is positive but small and not arm’s-length: fourteen dated five-star Trustpilot reviews on a seller-claimed profile, one unanswered BBB complaint about that guarantee, and a third-party review layer paid 25% commission by the seller. It scores 3.7/5 — a real course from identifiable, experienced operators, with a published syllabus, public prices and an active community, that is worth buying for the training rather than for the guarantee.
Editorial reportLive and listed on everbee.io/courses as of 2026-08-14; delivered inside the EverBee app, not sold separately
Brand Your Etsy Shop by EverBee
Brand Your Etsy Shop is a video course EverBee lists on its own catalogue page at everbee.io/courses under the "Marketing & Branding" filter, alongside three other courses. EverBee attaches no price to it: the card carries a one-sentence description and a "Watch Course" button that opens https://app.everbee.io/courses inside the EverBee application, and the account that hosts it starts at $0 on the Hobby plan, with paid Growth and Business tiers at $19.99 and $69 per month billed annually. The $497 figure attached to this slug in 2025 came from a different EverBee product — Etsy Growth Academy at training.everbee.io — and does not apply. As read on 2026-08-14, EverBee publishes no instructor, module list, lesson count, runtime or last-updated date for this course, and the searches logged in this review surfaced independent coverage of the EverBee software but none of this course.
Editorial reportLive and free. Checked 13 August 2026: HTTP 200, 332,149 members, 80,613 posts, last updated by the seller at 10:55 UTC that morning
AI Automation Agency Hub by Liam Ottley & Morningside Education
AI Automation Agency Hub is Liam Ottley's free Skool community at skool.com/learn-ai, built around the “AI Automation Agency (AAA)” model he is credited with popularising. On 13 August 2026 it shows 332,149 members, 80,613 posts, 8 admins and — by Skool's own counters — 13 courses and 157 modules, all behind a free but manually approved join. It costs nothing and no card is requested; the caveats are that outcomes are evidenced only by three first-name results lines on the seller's page, that the founder's self-reported revenue on this same page rose from $5M+ to $18M+ between May 2025 and July 2026 with no published support, and that the paid AAA Accelerator this ecosystem leads to is a separate product at a separate domain whose price is not stated here.
Editorial reportLive and on sale
AI Automation for Small Businesses by Content Sparks
AI Automation for Small Businesses is a $147 white-label (PLR) workshop kit from Content Sparks — the buyer licenses editable done-for-you materials and teaches or sells the course under their own brand, rather than being taught by Content Sparks. The seller itemises what ships: a 3,957-word, 25-page student guide, an 18-page workbook, a 12-page summary cheat sheet, a 39-slide deck in pptx and Canva, an AI tool evaluation checklist, a three-tab implementation spreadsheet, five follow-up emails, opt-in page copy and ten social posts, delivered as .docx, .pptx and .xls. Checked 2026-08-13 it is live at $147.00 with an in-stock JSON-LD offer; the same page sold at a $57 launch price in November 2024 and carried a seven-day money-back guarantee then that it no longer shows.
Editorial reportCurrently available
Amazing Selling Machine by Matt Clark, Mike McClary, Devin Dorosh & Jason Katzenback
Amazing Selling Machine is Amazing.com Inc.’s long-running programme for building an Amazon-led private-label brand. The current AI Edition publishes an eight-module syllabus and extends the training beyond Amazon to Shopify and other sales channels; our review separates those verified course details from seller claims and unresolved buyer questions.
Editorial reportLive pages, but no published price and a broken enroll link
Blog Growth Engine by Adam Enfroy
Blog Growth Engine is Adam Enfroy's blogging and affiliate-marketing course, built around treating a blog like a startup and scaling backlinks through outreach. The seller publishes a ten-module syllabus, and the last documented release — version 4.0, on a sales page archived 23 May 2025 — carried 51 videos, 1-on-1 coaching, weekly group calls and a private link-exchange community for $997 one time. Its reviews page today lists twenty students, eighteen of them with a linked personal website, four of whom the seller discloses now work for BGE. Checked 2026-08-14, no seller page states a price, the course page's own enroll link returns HTTP 404, and the live terms condition the 14-day refund on completing the program, joining the community and taking a 1:1 coach call — stricter than the "No Questions Asked Guarantee" the 2025 sales page advertised.
Editorial reportLive and on sale
AI Guy Academy by Egor Roslov
AI Guy Academy (branded "AI Guy Academy 2.0" on Skool) is Egor Roslov's faceless-YouTube membership: $49/month or $297/year for a library Skool's own counters put at 9 courses and 206 modules, a 409-member community and monthly live Q&A calls with the creator. The yearly tier adds the Outsourced Empire and Elite Series programs plus a "1 Monetized Channel Guarantee". Separately, the seller's own aiguyacademy.com advertised lifetime access for $497 on the same day, describing the Academy as "NOT a monthly subscription" — but checked 2026-08-13, the only two links in that page's markup are its "get lifetime access now" buttons, both pointing at the Skool group's About tab — so no $497 checkout is exposed anywhere on it and the click lands on the $49/month join button instead.
Editorial reportCurrently available
Zero to SaaS by Mike Strives
Zero to SaaS is Mike Strives' bootstrapped-SaaS course, sold today for $99 one-time as lifetime access to 23 lessons plus a private community. It is genuinely purchasable from a named operator whose SaaS record is independently corroborated, the whole syllabus is public before you pay, and the firsthand reviews that exist are positive. The caution is everything around the product: the sales page, FAQ, testimonials and community links that used to support it have all been deleted or have gone dead, and there is no refund policy, no terms and no contact address anywhere — so treat the $99 as money you may not get back.
Editorial reportNo product sold under this exact name; the seller's automated-course-sales offer is application-only
Automated Course Sales Blueprint by Stephanie Obi
"Automated Course Sales Blueprint" is a name with no product page behind it. Checked 2026-08-13 against Stephanie Obi's own 55-URL page-sitemap.xml, her homepage nav and her footer, nothing is sold under it; the live automated-course-sales offer is a free mini course at stephobi.com/minicoursepage/ that funnels into an application, the application link it advertises was returning HTTP 404, and an unlinked page at /oldapply/ titled "Automated Course Sales Application Page" was still booking strategy calls. No price is published for this offer, though the same seller publishes full tier tables elsewhere — $3,500 / $10,000 / $30,000 on /kingmmoffer/. The published price for The Room, the program carrying this material, is "$3,000 or $300 per month" for twelve months, governed by a site-wide policy stating that all sales are final and no refund will be issued. Stephanie Obi herself is a well-established Nigerian course strategist with a published book, a live $20.00 ebook checkout and eleven named students on her success-stories page.
Editorial reportPage live and priced at $497, but not buyable: its credit-card checkout was removed between October 2025 and February 2026 and the published cohort start date is still 9 May 2022 (checked 2026-08-14)
Become a Digital Nomad Course by Neville A. Mehra
The Become a Digital Nomad Course is Neville A. Mehra's four-week cohort program on making the jump to location-independent living — planning the departure, choosing and booking places to live, staying productive on the road, and the logistics of banking, mail, insurance and licences — plus bonuses on earning online, staying healthy and a 1-on-1 Zoom action-plan call. Mehra is Co-Founder & CMO of Genki, a health insurer for travellers, and his page is unusually blunt that this is not an income course. It lists a public price of $497. Checked on 2026-08-14 the page is live but not buyable: it still advertises a cohort starting 9 May 2022, its two "join" buttons are in-page anchors rather than checkout links, and the credit-card order form that stood there through the 8 October 2025 archive capture is gone from the 12 February 2026 one and from the page today. No refund policy appears on any page the seller publishes.
Editorial reportCurrently available
Savage Affiliates by Franklin Hatchett
Savage Affiliates is an affiliate-marketing course sold today for $197 or $297 USD one-time, verified at its live checkout. It is a real product from a registered New Zealand company, but its content dates to 2019, its price has not moved since, and the community and weekly Q&A sessions it still charges for are reported by multiple independent reviewers to have been shut down — including in the refund policy, which requires joining that community before a refund will be granted.
Editorial reportLive and on sale
Build a Startup Without Coding by Tara Reed
Build a Startup Without Coding is the Apps Without Code Bootcamp, Tara Reed's coaching-led programme for non-technical founders who want to build and launch an app without writing code. Checked 2026-08-14 the seller publishes two packages on its pricing page: the Bootcamp at $2,900, and Bootcamp + App Done For You at $7,900, which adds three 1:1 meetings and a 1:1 design meeting. Both include a 3-hour strategy class, an app mockup made for you, 40+ recorded app-building lessons, monthly advanced lessons covering AI and integrations, 1:1 tech tutoring and two recurring monthly marketing classes. The only published way to buy either is "Book a Free App Strategy Call" — there is no self-serve checkout — and the seller's site also runs a free nine-level app-coaching ladder anyone can use without paying.
Editorial reportLive and for sale, under the name SystemKit. skool.com/agencystart redirects to skool.com/systemkit/about as of 13 August 2026
AgencyStart (now sold as SystemKit) by Charlie Barber
AgencyStart is Charlie Barber's paid Skool community teaching the AI-automation agency model on GoHighLevel — and since at least August 2025 it has been sold under the name SystemKit. On 13 August 2026 skool.com/agencystart redirects to skool.com/systemkit/about, the same group created 17 April 2023, priced at $125.00/month or $750.00/year with a stated 7-day 100% money-back guarantee, showing 243 members and a classroom of 9 courses across 81 modules. The offer leans on tooling — unlimited GoHighLevel sub-accounts, 175+ pre-built niche snapshots, offer and script audits — and third-party reviews split sharply: buyers praise the sub-account provisioning and Charlie's personal engagement, while others document 5-7 day support replies, cancelled onboarding calls and refunds that took weeks to arrive.
Editorial reportSales page live at $195; checkout not selling. Checked 14 August 2026: the sales page returns HTTP 200, every Enroll control resolves to one Teachable URL, and that URL returns HTTP 404 with “This product is not available.”
AI Automation Agency (OBM) by Online Business Academy (OBA Originals)
“AI Automation Agency (OBM)” is Online Business Academy's in-house masterclass on building an agency that sells AI automation services, sold under the house imprint “OBA Originals” with no named instructor. On 14 August 2026 its sales page returned HTTP 200 and listed it at $195, but every purchase button on that page resolved to a Teachable checkout that answered “This product is not available.”, and the seller's Teachable school listed eleven products without this one among them. The page publishes no syllabus, no runtime and no course-specific testimonial; its only outcome evidence is an aggregate “51+ Students enrolled in the Pre-Launch Stage” and “$63,400+ Combined Revenue”, unchanged since the 11 April 2026 archive capture despite a promise on the same block to update every 30-45 days. Our earlier review of this course recorded it as free at /learn/ai-automation-agency-obm; that address now 404s and the listed price is $195, so both of those facts are corrected here.
Editorial reportLive and on sale
6 Figure OnlyFans by ROSEDOLLARZ
6 Figure OnlyFans is ROSEDOLLARZ's $57 one-time downloadable guide on Gumroad, aimed at new and stuck OnlyFans creators and promising the profile, pricing, messaging and traffic "tricks" behind Top 1% earnings, plus bonus sections on creator privacy and on Twitter. Checked 2026-08-13, it is live and purchasable at $57 USD with 86 verified-purchaser ratings averaging 4.4. Three things shape the verdict: the seller is anonymous and her central proof point is an untestable "In my first month on OnlyFans last year, I made over $27,900"; she publishes no refund policy of her own (`refund_policy` is null in the product payload); and the page's warning that the $57 price "will quietly bump up" has run unchanged alongside an unchanged $57 price on captures from 4 August 2021, 10 October 2022 and 20 July 2024. The ratings are bimodal — 81% five-star but 11% one-star — and the single rating carrying written text is a one-star from July 2025 reading "bery basic . i feel scammed ".
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Editorial reportArchived / not currently offered
Authority Hacker Pro by Gael Breton & Mark Webster
Authority Hacker Pro appears to have been a substantial advanced affiliate marketing and SEO program. This report can assess its historical evidence and current seller footprint, but not a current offer.
Editorial reportWithdrawn / no longer available — the class URL no longer serves a class (checked 2026-08-14)
Become a Better Writer: Content Planning by Andrea Goulet
Become a Better Blogger: Content Planning — listed on this site under its predecessor's title, "Become a Better Writer: Content Planning" — was Andrea Goulet's Skillshare class on planning blog content: 12 lessons, 57 minutes 26 seconds, published 10 October 2013, ending in a three-month editorial calendar built from a Google Sheets template the class supplied. It is no longer available. Opened on 2026-08-14, the class URL lands on skillshare.com/en/browse, and the last Wayback capture serving the class is 10 July 2025. While it was up it had no price of its own: Skillshare's JSON-LD listed the offer as "Subscription", and the class page's only purchase surface was a free-trial prompt. Its record was good — 11,414 students, 81 posted projects and 62 ratings averaging 3.37 on Skillshare's 1-to-4 scale — but it was never revised after 2013, and as late as July 2025 it still pointed learners at Zite, StumbleUpon and Google Currents.
Editorial reportRetired / no current public offer
Facebook Marketing for Small Businesses by Nathan Latka
A historical 23-lesson CreativeLive class by Nathan Latka covering Facebook pages, content, engagement, ads, list building, selling and targeting. Seller metadata dates it to 2014; the current CreativeLive card links to an unrelated topic-page redirect, so the checked public route offers no course-specific checkout.
Editorial reportArchived / no longer sold
Ultra High-Ticket Closer™ Certification Program by Dan Lok
The Ultra High-Ticket Closer™ Certification Program was Dan Lok's $5,000 B2B sales training for teams selling $100k–$1M+ enterprise contracts, sold on The Dan Lok Shop from 26 May 2022 as 46.20 hours of self-paced video and audio across six modules. It is no longer on that storefront: checked 2026-08-13, its product URL returns HTTP 404, the shop's product sitemap lists ten products (none of them a closing program), and the shop's own search for the name returns no results. While it sold, the price was shown openly as $5,000.00 against a $15,000.00 anchor that never moved across captures from Oct 2024 to Dec 2025, the shop-wide policy made the purchase non-refundable after a 24-hour cancellation window, and the product page's own customer-review widget stood at "No reviews" with 0% (0) in all five star buckets.
Editorial reportOffline. The host has no DNS A record as of 13 August 2026; the last archived capture of the course hub is 5 October 2025
Print-on-Demand Courses (Awkward Styles Masters Academy) by Awkward Styles, Kerry Egeler, Heather Johnson (Heatherxstudio), Will Haimerl (PPC Coach), Ryan Hogue & Leslie Cole
Awkward Styles' Masters Academy was a free library of short print-on-demand intro courses — eight named instructors including Kerry Egeler, Ryan Hogue, Heather Johnson and Will Haimerl, each contributing a condensed preview of their own paid programme, hosted behind a free account with no card required. It is no longer reachable: on 13 August 2026 awkwardstyles.com resolves to no A record on the apex, www or its print-on-demand subdomain, the Shopify app listing shows as unavailable, and the newest Wayback capture of the course hub is 5 October 2025.
Editorial reportArchived / no longer sold
Airbnb Arbitrage Course by Brian Page
The Airbnb Arbitrage Course is Brian Page's BNB Formula: an eight-week rental-arbitrage training sold from 2016 at $1,997 on its own sales page, or through a webinar-and-application funnel to a higher-priced coaching tier that was never publicly priced, with a year of group coaching calls and a private Facebook community attached. Checked 2026-08-13, it is not reachable — bnbformula.com returns its host's "This site is currently unavailable" page, the funnel subdomain returns a Cloudflare 1014 error, the Play Store app listing 404s, and the last Wayback capture of the homepage is 25 November 2025. BBB complainants have been reporting since December 2025 that the company "has gone dark" while they hold lifetime access, and the published policy told coaching buyers that "no refunds are permitted" and "chargebacks shall not be permitted".
Editorial reportSales page live, product not purchasable. Checked 14 August 2026: the page returns HTTP 200 and lists $195, while every purchase button lands on a Teachable 404 reading “This product is not available.” and the school's catalogue of 11 products does not include it.
Building a $10,000+ per Month AI Automation Agency by Online Business Academy
“Building a $10,000+ per Month AI Automation Agency” is an OBA Originals masterclass from Online Business Academy, sold through the brand's Teachable school and listed at $195 one-time on a sales page that is still live on 14 August 2026. It cannot be bought: every Enroll Now and Buy Now button resolves to a Teachable product id that returns HTTP 404 with “This product is not available.”, and the school's catalogue of 11 products does not list it. The page publishes no syllabus, no instructor name and no course-specific testimonial — its learner evidence is “51+ Students enrolled in the Pre-Launch Stage” and “$63,400+ Combined Revenue”, figures that have not changed in any archived capture we parsed since 24 January 2024 despite a promise on the same page to update them every 30-45 days.