Now enrolling · Launch pricing

Your employer pays for the course.
The AI subscription is yours to keep.

Learn the exact prompts and workflows that cut the hours you spend on email, writing, and research — and keep a Claude subscription for everything else. Finish in an afternoon. Fully reimbursable as a work training expense.

If your employer says no, you keep the Claude subscription anyway — you're never out the tool.

Why it's worth it

Reimbursable

It counts as job training. Submit it to your company for reimbursement, just like any other course or conference.

The subscription is yours

The Claude subscription is bundled in and stays with you — use it for work, personal projects, anything.

Skills that stick

Learn the exact prompts and workflows that make you faster at your real job — not abstract theory.

How it works

Three steps to a tool you'll use every day

Pick a plan, get learning, and expense it. The subscription is active from day one.

1

Choose your plan

Pick the Claude tier and length that fits your work. Your subscription is included for the whole term.

2

Learn the workflows

Take the bite-sized course — practical lessons and plug-and-play skills for everyday tasks.

3

Expense it

Use our ready-made reimbursement email to submit it to your manager or L&D budget. Keep the subscription either way.

Pricing

Pick your plan

Every plan includes the course, plug-and-play skills, and a Claude subscription you keep. Choose how long you want it for.

Includes the official Claude subscription for the full term · One-time: pay once for the term — nothing auto-renews · Prices shown are launch pricing.

🔒 Secure checkout by Stripe · Apple Pay, Google Pay, card & bank · We never see your card details.

What's included

Everything you need to go from curious to capable

  • A real Claude subscription, active for your whole term — yours to keep and use anywhere.
  • A short, no-fluff course you can finish in an afternoon.
  • Plug-and-play skills for emails, reports, research, and meetings.
  • A done-for-you reimbursement email to send your manager.

The course

01
AI that actually helps at workWhere it shines, where it doesn't
02
Writing & email, 10× fasterDrafts, replies, tone, summaries
03
Research & analysisDigesting docs, data, and long threads
04
Meetings & planningPrep, notes, action items
05
Keeping work confidentialWhat's safe to share, what isn't

Your company already has a budget for this

Most employers reimburse training, courses, and learning tools. We give you the email to send — copy, paste, and get it covered. The Claude subscription stays yours regardless.

1Buy your planPick a term, check out securely.
2Expense itSend our ready-made manager email + receipt.
3Keep the subscriptionYours for the full term, either way.
Choose your plan
Works with L&D budgets, professional-development stipends, and standard expense reports.
FAQ

Questions, answered

What exactly do I get?

A practical AI course, plug-and-play skills, a ready-made reimbursement email, and a Claude subscription that's active for the full term you choose and stays yours.

Is this really reimbursable by my employer?

Most companies reimburse training and professional-development expenses. We include a manager email and an itemized receipt so you can submit it like any other course. Reimbursement is ultimately up to your employer's policy.

Do I keep the subscription if my employer pays?

Yes. The subscription is tied to you, not your company. Whether you expense it or pay yourself, it's yours to use for work or personal projects for the whole term.

Is this a recurring charge?

No. You pay once for the term you choose (1, 3, 6, or 12 months). Nothing auto-renews — you decide if you want to continue at the end.

Which plan should I pick?

Pro (from $329/yr) is plenty for everyday writing, email, and research. Max 5× (from $1,499/yr) suits heavy daily users. Max 20× (from $2,999/yr) is for power users running long, complex work all day. Not sure? Start with Pro — you can always step up.

Why not just pay for ChatGPT or Claude myself?

You absolutely can — but then it comes out of your own pocket. Here, your employer covers it as training, you get a structured course so you actually get good at it (not just another tab you forget about), and you still keep the subscription. Same tool, someone else pays, plus the skills to use it well.

Choose your plan