Self-Help & Personal Development review
Quantum Wealth Frequencies review
A $37 audio library of 30 money-mindset rituals with two bonuses, sold through a news-style video page by a small seller who lists only a Gmail contact.
Worth a look
The price and refund are straightforward: $37 once, 60 days, the same on page and form. What weighs on the score is everything around them. The page is styled as an editorial with a byline and a tear-jerking story, then adds a $197 bonus value that is simply the two freebies at their own list prices. Track lengths are not given, and the ClickBank listing describes a different product shape, a 9-minute daily practice with a community. The seller offers no company name or address, only a Gmail contact. The wording itself stays at 'designed to support', which helps. As a small experiment in mood audio it is low-risk thanks to the refund window, but it is not a financial tool and the page cannot show that it changes anything about money.
- Price
- $37
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- Buyers curious about mindset audio who will treat it as relaxation content and use the refund window if it does not suit them
- Not for
- Anyone hoping for a change in their finances, or who wants a named company and track lengths before paying
Quantum Wealth Frequencies at a glance
Quantum Wealth Frequencies is a digital library of 30 audio rituals for what the page calls a healthier money mindset, built on tones such as 432, 528 and 963 Hz. It comes with two bonuses: a Quick-Start Guide on using the rituals and a series of 7 guided meditations, which the page values at $97 and $100. The page is a video sales letter dressed as a news article, headed Wealth Insider Daily and labeled Advertisement, with a byline and a personal story about tears over $3 strawberries; a text version is linked. The price is $37 once, with no recurring fees, and the order form confirms it together with a 60-day refund window. The ClickBank listing describes something slightly different, a 9-minute daily practice with a private community. The seller is Brainwave Haven, which lists only a Gmail address and calls itself a small independent team. Its terms say the audio is not a medical product and results vary.
- Format
- Digital audio library of 30 rituals plus bonus guide and 7 guided meditations
- Tones
- 432 Hz, 528 Hz and 963 Hz layers named on the page; track lengths not stated
- Price
- $37.00 one time, matching the page
- Refund window
- 60 days on the order form and the page
- Bonuses
- Quick-Start Guide and 7-meditation series, priced on the page at $97 and $100
- Seller
- Brainwave Haven, small independent team, Gmail contact only, no company or address
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- quantumwea
30 rituals, no lengths
The page names 30 rituals, tone frequencies and two bonuses, but gives no track lengths, while the ClickBank listing describes a 9-minute daily practice with a community.
For offer clarity we give 6.0.
$37 once, bonus value inflated
The form charges $37 once as the page says, though the $197 bonus value is only the two freebies at their own list prices.
For pricing honesty we give 8.0.
News styling, cautious verbs
The page carries an Advertisement label, a byline and a personal story, but keeps to wording like designed to support and links to a references page.
For claim discipline we give 5.0.
Sixty days
The order form and the seller's terms both give 60 days, and the terms say to write to the contact address.
For refund terms we give 8.0.
Gmail only
Brainwave Haven gives a Gmail address and no company name, registration or postal address.
For vendor transparency we give 4.0.
Pros and cons
What works
- Price and refund the same on page and form
- 60-day refund window
- No recurring fees stated and none on the form
- Text version of the video page available
- Terms say it is not a medical product and results vary
What does not
- Advertorial styling with byline and personal story
- Bonus value of $197 is inflated
- Seller reachable only through a Gmail address
- No track lengths, and the listing describes a different product shape
Quantum Wealth Frequencies FAQ
Is Quantum Wealth Frequencies legit?
It is a real one-time purchase processed by ClickBank. We judge the offer, not the results, and the seller is only a small brand with a Gmail contact.
How much does it cost?
$37.00 once for a US address, with no recurring fees on the form.
How do I get a refund?
The form shows a 60-day window; the seller's terms say to write to its contact e-mail within 60 days.
Will it improve my finances?
The page does not promise that; it says the audio is designed to support a calm, focused state, and the terms say results vary.
What do I get?
A library of 30 audio rituals, a Quick-Start Guide and a series of 7 guided meditations.
The bottom line
The price and refund are straightforward: $37 once, 60 days, the same on page and form. What weighs on the score is everything around them. The page is styled as an editorial with a byline and a tear-jerking story, then adds a $197 bonus value that is simply the two freebies at their own list prices. Track lengths are not given, and the ClickBank listing describes a different product shape, a 9-minute daily practice with a community. The seller offers no company name or address, only a Gmail contact. The wording itself stays at 'designed to support', which helps. As a small experiment in mood audio it is low-risk thanks to the refund window, but it is not a financial tool and the page cannot show that it changes anything about money.
If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, Grief Worksheets (PDF Booklet) scores 7.9/10 and is rated Worth it.
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