Self-Help & Personal Development review
The Frequency Shift Protocol review
A $47 seven-minute daily relaxation audio with a companion guide and a 60-day refund, sold by an unnamed team on a video page that talks about reprogramming the nervous system.
Worth a look
The price is clean: $47 on the page, the form and the terms, once, with no recurring fees and a 60-day guarantee stated in several places. The audio itself is only lightly described: seven minutes a day, a companion guide of unstated length, and 'frequency-based' sound inspired by relaxation techniques. The video pitch goes further than the About page, speaking of reprogramming the nervous system, deleting limiting beliefs and helping over 8,000 people without evidence, while the fine print retreats to relaxation and personal development. The 'launch pricing ends soon' line has no date. The seller is a team without a name, reachable through a Gmail address. The refund protects you and the fine print is reasonably careful, but the claims in the video should be read as marketing.
- Price
- $47
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Buyers who want a short daily relaxation audio and will use the 60-day refund if it does not suit them
- Not for
- Anyone looking for medical treatment, or expecting abundance from a seven-minute audio
The Frequency Shift Protocol at a glance
The Frequency Shift Protocol is a 7-minute daily audio track with a companion implementation guide, sold as a relaxation and personal development tool. The sales page is a video ('watch to the end', headphones recommended) with a link to a text version, built around a '7-minute nervous system reset for abundance and breakthrough' and the argument that affirmations and vision boards have not worked for you. It lists the audio, a step-by-step guide that covers week 1, week 2 and beyond, and two launch-week bonuses valued at $64 and $65: a 30-Day Frequency Tracker and a Prayer & Scripture Reference Guide. The page says the protocol has helped over 8,000 people. The About and Terms pages are more careful than the video: they call it a relaxation tool, not a medical treatment, and a results disclaimer says individual results will vary. The price is $47 once with a 60-day guarantee, and the seller is described as a small independent digital product team with a Gmail address for support and no name.
- Format
- 7-minute daily audio track plus implementation guide, downloadable or streamable
- Bonuses
- 30-Day Frequency Tracker ($64), Prayer & Scripture Reference Guide ($65)
- Price
- $47.00 one time, no recurring fees, matching the page
- Refund window
- 60 days on the form, the page and the terms
- Seller
- Not named: 'small independent digital product team', Gmail support address
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- f4837
Seven minutes and a guide
The page names a daily audio, a guide with week-by-week steps and two bonuses, but not the guide's length or the audio's structure.
For offer clarity we give 6.0.
One payment, matching the form
The page, the form and the terms all show $47 once with no recurring fees.
For pricing honesty we give 8.0.
Nervous system reprogramming
The video speaks of reprogramming the nervous system and helping over 8,000 people, while the fine print says relaxation tool, not medical treatment.
For claim discipline we give 4.5.
Sixty days
The page, the terms and the form all give a 60-day money-back guarantee.
For refund terms we give 8.0.
A team without a name
The About page describes a small independent team, and the only contact is a Gmail address.
For vendor transparency we give 3.5.
Pros and cons
What works
- Same $47 on page and form, no recurring fees
- 60-day refund stated in several places
- Fine print calls it relaxation, not medical treatment
- Text version of the page available
What does not
- Audio and guide only lightly described
- Video claims about reprogramming the nervous system
- Undated 'launch pricing ends soon'
- Seller unnamed, Gmail contact only
The Frequency Shift Protocol FAQ
Is The Frequency Shift Protocol legit?
It is a clearly priced audio product with a 60-day refund, but the video claims are not backed by evidence and the seller is unnamed.
How much does it cost?
$47.00 once for a US address, with no recurring fees according to the page.
How do I get a refund?
Contact the seller by email within 60 days; the terms say refunds go through ClickBank.
What is in it?
A 7-minute daily audio track, an implementation guide and two bonuses, per the page.
Is it a medical treatment?
No. The About page and terms say it is a relaxation and personal-development tool, not a medical treatment.
The bottom line
The price is clean: $47 on the page, the form and the terms, once, with no recurring fees and a 60-day guarantee stated in several places. The audio itself is only lightly described: seven minutes a day, a companion guide of unstated length, and 'frequency-based' sound inspired by relaxation techniques. The video pitch goes further than the About page, speaking of reprogramming the nervous system, deleting limiting beliefs and helping over 8,000 people without evidence, while the fine print retreats to relaxation and personal development. The 'launch pricing ends soon' line has no date. The seller is a team without a name, reachable through a Gmail address. The refund protects you and the fine print is reasonably careful, but the claims in the video should be read as marketing.
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