The charity rate · AI training for organisations
Is there a charity rate?Published, not negotiated.
Hours freed across a team mean more of every donated pound doing what donors gave it for — so registered charities and non-profits pay $2,000 a person. You give your registration number at checkout, the rate applies before you pay, and nothing waits on us approving anything.
Per person, once. By card you’re in within the hour, or take an invoice.
A short form and a reply from Phil — rollout design, a board conversation, or a question about whether you qualify. Most people book straight into his calendar.
The rate
per person, one-time
No UK VAT applies
About ten weeks, done through your day job. Self-paced — no cohorts, no start dates.
Pay once. The capability is permanent.
Registration number at checkout; the rate applies before you pay.
Nothing is different except the number. The same seven modules, the same personalised platform, the same us on email — and for a team, the same kickoff, check-ins and dashboard.
A national church, a medical research charity and a US 501(c)(3) are already on the programme.
Who qualifies
A registration number, in whatever country you’re registered in.
Any national register works, and we don’t mind which: the Charity Commission, OSCR or CCNI in the UK, the Charities Regulator in Ireland, an EIN for a US 501(c)(3) or equivalent exempt organisation, or your own country’s equivalent.
It goes in at checkout and the rate applies immediately. We check it against the public register afterwards, never before — the register is public, so nobody’s start should wait on us looking up something anyone can look up. Your receipt names your organisation and its number.
No registration number? Some non-profits are exempt rather than registered, or their country keeps no public list. Tell us what you are and we’ll tell you where you land.
Registered charity or non-profit? The rate is $2,000, per person, once.
Registration number at checkout; the rate applies before you pay.
A short form and a reply from Phil; most people book straight into his calendar. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll say so before you spend anything.
Want the whole case — what changes, why it works, and the organisations it has already changed? It’s on one page.