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Membership & Pricing: Every Price, Published

Consultants make you book a call to learn what help costs. We print it. Three membership tiers, a handful of one-time tools, every price on this page — and the free tier is the entire educational site you are standing on. Here is what each level includes, who it is for, and what none of them will ever pretend to be.

LAST REVIEWED: July 5, 2026 · FEDERAL SYSTEM ONLY · EDUCATIONAL — NOT LEGAL ADVICE

TIME LEDGER — CASE FILE SUMMARY NO SALES CALLS

Free — everyone	Every guide on this site, the time credits calculator, the sources library, and the free case assessment
Navigator	$29/month or $290/year — the tracking-and-awareness tier
Advocate	$89/month or $890/year — the full self-help toolkit and coaching tier
Warrior	$199/month or $1,990/year — the structured hands-on support tier
One-time tools	Computation audit workbook $297 · motion self-help workbooks $97–$147 · transfer request kit $197
Founding members	Charter pricing locked for life — join the founding list via the assessment

The free tier is the foundation — and it is the whole site

Before any price: everything foundational here is free with no gate. Every cluster guide — the flagship time-credits guide, the BP ladder, the motion explainers, the placement playbooks — plus the calculator, the primary-source library, and the free case assessment that tells you which fight you are actually in.

A determined family can run the entire method from the free tier with a notebook, and some do. The paid tiers exist for what the free tier cannot be: structured tools that save hours, templates that prevent formatting rejections, coaching that answers how does this process work in real time, and — at the top — another set of trained eyes on the records you gather. Pay for structure, never for the law. The law was always yours.

Navigator — $29/month or $290/year

The awareness tier, for families who want the tracking infrastructure this site teaches, pre-built. Navigator includes the release-date and deadline tracker (the family ledger as a structured tool: computations logged, BP clocks calendared, review dates cued), the monthly bulletin monitoring BOP computation changes, program statement revisions, Sentencing Commission actions, and FSA implementation developments — the watching we do so households do not have to — and the member question queue for procedural questions answered with citations.

Who it fits: the family early in a sentence building habits, the household auditing a computation for the first time, and anyone who wants the deadline discipline without building spreadsheets. Who it does not fit: a family mid-fight needing templates and coaching this week — that is Advocate work. Annual pricing saves two months.

Advocate — $89/month or $890/year

The toolkit tier — everything in Navigator, plus the working library. The full template collection: administrative remedy filings (BP-8 through BP-11) with annotated examples, records-request letters, unit-team meeting agendas, release-plan builders, and the formatting frameworks for the major pro se court filings. The self-help workbook library: the computation audit, §2241, compassionate release, and transfer workbooks included rather than purchased separately. And procedural coaching: scheduled sessions where we walk how a process works — what the form asks, what the deadlines are, what complete looks like — for your fight’s category.

The boundary, stated in the price table because it belongs everywhere: coaching and templates teach process. The words, facts, and arguments in any filing are the filer’s own; we do not draft custom legal arguments, select motions for your facts, or advise on your legal strategy — that is law practice, and honest self-help lives on this side of the line. Advocate is the tier most fighting families choose, and it is priced below three hours of the consultant rates it replaces.

Warrior — $199/month or $1,990/year

The structured-support tier — everything in Advocate, plus hands-on help within the same honest boundaries. Document formatting at your direction: you supply the content, we make it court-presentable — captions, exhibits, tables of contents, service pages. Quarterly informational reviews: we go through the records you gather — computations, FSA assessments, BP responses — and flag, in plain educational terms, the discrepancies and process options the records raise, exactly as our guides would if they could read your paperwork. Priority coaching access with faster scheduling, and the attorney referral service: for counsel-column fights, matched referrals from our vetted network by specialty and circuit — with no referral fees to us, ever, in either direction.

Who it fits: families running an active multi-front campaign — a computation dispute plus a placement push plus a compassionate release timeline — who want structure, formatting, and a second set of eyes at every step. It is deliberately priced at a fraction of what a single month of hourly consulting runs, because the point is not premium gatekeeping; it is that even the most supported family on this site is still the one running its own case.

One-time tools, for the single-fight family

Not every household wants a membership, so the core tools sell separately. The Computation Audit Workbook — $297: the complete deep-dive system for verifying a sentence computation layer by layer — jail credit, good conduct time, FSA eligibility, earning rates, application conditions, conditional placement dates — with worksheets, document checklists, and challenge-drafting frameworks. The Motion Self-Help Workbooks — $97 to $147 each: §2241, compassionate release, and early termination editions, each walking its instrument form-section by form-section with formatting templates and filing checklists.

The Transfer Request Kit — $197: the nearer-release transfer campaign in a box — residence documentation checklists, family-ties evidence frameworks, the request structure, and the follow-up and escalation calendar. Every one-time product’s content is included in Advocate and above, so the math is simple: one fight, buy the tool; a campaign, join the tier.

Founding member charter pricing

We are onboarding the founding cohort now, and charter members get the launch prices on this page locked for life — as long as the membership stays active, the rate never rises, whatever the tiers cost later. Founders also get first access to new tools and workbooks as they ship, and a direct feedback line that genuinely shapes the roadmap: the founding cohort is how this product gets built around real families’ real fights.

Joining the founding list starts with the free assessment — tell us the situation, and we will tell you honestly which tier fits it, including when the answer is the free guides are enough for this one or this is a lawyer fight; read the referral page first. The founding member page has the sign-up. No sales call, because there is nothing a sales call would tell you that this page has not.

The guarantees and the fine print, in plain sight

Cancel anytime, from the account, without a phone call or a retention script — annual plans refund unused full months on request. Prices are the prices: no quote calls, no case-complexity surcharges, no upsell ambushes mid-fight. And the honesty guarantee that matters most in this industry: no outcome promises, ever. Nobody can guarantee a transfer, a reduction, a placement, or a date — the law commits those to process and discretion — and every product on this page is education and structure for working that process, priced like education rather than like hope.

What we can promise: cited materials, published prices, protected boundaries, honest triage — and a model built so that the family keeps the money, the filing, and the agency. Compare anything on this page against a consultant’s retainer agreement, line by line. That comparison is our entire marketing department. Read the terms and disclaimer for the formal versions; then join, or just use the free site with our blessing.

Frequently asked questions

What does each membership tier cost?

Navigator: $29/month or $290/year. Advocate: $89/month or $890/year. Warrior: $199/month or $1,990/year. One-time tools: computation audit workbook $297, motion workbooks $97–$147, transfer kit $197. Founding members lock these rates for life. There are no other prices and no quote calls.

Which tier should a family choose?

Early in a sentence or first audit: Navigator’s tracking and bulletin. Actively fighting — filings, templates, coaching needed now: Advocate. Multi-front campaigns wanting formatting, quarterly record reviews, and attorney referrals: Warrior. Single defined fight: the matching one-time workbook. The free assessment gives an honest recommendation, including when the free guides suffice.

Will membership get motions written for us?

No — and be wary of anyone who says yes. Templates, workbooks, and coaching teach the process; Warrior formatting shapes documents at your direction; the words, facts, and arguments remain the filer’s own. Drafting custom legal arguments or choosing motions for your facts is law practice, which requires a lawyer — whom Warrior referrals help you find, free.

Can we cancel, and are there refunds?

Cancel anytime from the account with no phone call. Monthly plans simply end at the period; annual plans refund unused full months on request. One-time workbook purchases carry a satisfaction window described at checkout.

Why should we pay anything when the guides are free?

Many families should not — the free tier is the complete education, and we say so. Memberships buy structure and time: pre-built trackers, a monitored bulletin, templates that prevent rejections, coaching that answers process questions in days instead of research weekends, and at Warrior, trained eyes on your gathered records. Pay for hours saved, never for access to the law.