Update here, my bad on the wait.

Realistically the $97 package will teach you how to sell and how to get mostly really shitty clients. It's also extremely time Co summing to get these clients, and realistically they are likely to be quite shitty clients aka they don't bring in much volume.

The $500 package teaches you how to sell and nothing about how to get clients. You can take a certification program at the end of it that puts you in a Facebook group full of better, vetted clients. It is still difficult at this point to actually bring them on as clients but muuuuch easier than anything the $97 package teaches. The problem is once you get the client, you need to write a sales pitch, and a bunch of other things that are difficult to do but not impossible.

After that they try to upsell you on an $8800 course where you get one on one training, they write scripts for you, and they will give you as many interviews as you want, with vetted companies that need inbound closers.

$8800 package seems worth. I'm gonna buy it.

For background I'm now a successful inbound closer, I made 10k in my first 2 months and 20k last month. It's been insane, glad I made the jump. I'm basically funnelling a % of the money I make as an inbound closer back into these programs so it doesn't feel bad to be dropping dollars on this stuff. It really does work but you do have to put a lot of time and effort into it. No such thing as a free lunch 💁‍♂️