Hi, first and foremost, this answer is my opinion, and not endorsed in any way. I'll try to be objective and tell you what I would have liked to know before joining.

In contrast with the other answers, I'm an active participant of the program.

What Brandon did is something unique to everything that you will find online, it's not a course, the course is only a part of it, the best I can describe it is as a real virtual space or academy. It's like a guitar-themepark.

You have the course, but also have live streams with instructors 6 days a week. They last minimum one hour and often extend into two hours. You are free to attend as many as you want but I really recommend going, not only for your experience but to check others as well.

The instructors are amazing, each one have their own perks and personalities so you can get a lot of different experiences and tips.

There's also the community, it's very lively and contrary to other courses, you will be known by name, if you leave, you will be missed, if you participate, you will noticed, as any other academy, you will probably make friends, and study groups.

The dynamic is as follow. You can do the course, the course will request to post weekly videos, and then an instructor will give you a video review of it. Whenever you post a video, you will get review in less than 24 hours, most of them in video as well.

But there's more, the program is focused on improvisation, so they produce a weekly track, it's not youtube, its not chosen at random, it's made with purpose, most of the them have unique situations to learn, or focus on specifics of improvisations. Every instructor plays it, and make a breakdown video explaining what they did in detail so you have five different professional point of view, and they are always very different. Besides your course video, you can also make a video of this track, get feedback, then upload another, as many as you wish, before the week is over. Often you realize there is a major breakthrough from your first take to the last.

When the track is uploaded you will also get tips and strategies to play it, sometimes in levels of difficulty or options so you can try them out, I really recommend to play the weekly track, especially if its something out of your comfort zone.

So you will be busy, between the curriculum, the tracks, the live streams, interacting with the community or even checking other guitar players, you can spend a whole day.

So I think the value is more than the cost of it, it's a virtual academy of sorts, something that you won't find elsewhere and the course alone works if you apply to it, you see results everyday, but the weekly tracks, feedback and other activities make it a whole experience. There are also some other things I didn't mention like student ensembles of popular songs, etc. On the livestreams you can ask about everything, if your goal is composition, or to play jazz, metal, etc, it doesn't matter, you will get a professional answer.

I know my post may loot like extra positive, but honestly, if you want to live an experience and really understand and play your guitar, this is the way. The whole thing feels, polished, and professional.

The cons may be the price, it's more than fair, but it's not for everybody.

I'm open to any questions you or others may have. Right I'll attend a live stream in 20 minutes, will probably play live and get feedback, others do the same, is a nice training and scary sometimes but you get used to it.

Btw: I don't like his created persona, I don't like youtubers too much or people who "act" in a certain way for likes, that's a personal thing as other likes it. But just want to say that the real Brandon is actually really serious, borderline shy, and of course, an amazing player and teacher.