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Refund policy · Last updated 1 September 2026

Seven days to change your mind.

The Sunday Sprint is $39, paid once. If you open it and decide it isn't for you, you get your money back. There is no form, no survey, and nobody will try to talk you out of it.

How to get one

Email [email protected] from the address you bought with, any time within seven daysof purchase. Say "refund". That's the whole process.

What happens next

  • We refund the full amount to your original payment method. Your bank usually shows it within 5–10 business days — that part is their timing, not ours.
  • Your course access is switched off when the refund goes through. Anything you already ran against your own codebase is yours to keep, obviously.
  • You don't have to return anything or prove you tried it.

The Sunday Review

The Sunday Review is $149 and includes the Sprint. It is refundable within seven days like everything else — and specifically, it is refundable in full any time before I've sent my written reply, even if that is later than seven days. You shouldn't be paying for work that hasn't happened yet, and the review only starts when your material reaches me, which may be weeks after you bought it.

Once the written reply has gone out, the seven-day window is the window. Ask me anyway if something went wrong — I'd rather hear about it than not.

Why it's this easy

We sell a security course to people who were already told something reassuring by a tool that turned out to be wrong. Starting that relationship with a maze of conditions would be a strange choice. If the material doesn't earn what you paid, we'd rather give it back than have you feel stuck with it.

Digital goods and your statutory rights

The Sprint is digital content delivered immediately. Where local law gives you a withdrawal right beyond what's written here, that law wins — this policy is the floor, never the ceiling.

A refund is meant for people who found the Sprint wasn't for them, rather than for people who worked all the way through it first. That one runs on trust rather than on a rule, and we'd like to keep it that way.

SecureBySunday is a product of Northslate LLC, a Utah limited liability company, and "we" means that entity here as it does everywhere else. Full terms are on the terms page. What we collect and why is on theprivacy page.


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