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Shipping Container Home Made Easy review
A $47 digital guide to building a shipping container home by an author who says he built 146 of them, with six bonuses and a 60-day refund, but with an inflated $422 list price and a contact-form-only seller.
Worth a look
The topics are concrete, the price on the form matches the page and the 60-day refund is confirmed, so the core deal is straightforward. The pricing story around it is less so. The 'regular price $422+' adds up bonus values, including $120 per hour of support and $47 per update, while the page itself gives $67 as the program's own retail price. Exit pages then offer $37 and $23 'for the next 6 people', and a warning says the price could triple. The author's surname is spelled two ways, there is no format or length, and support runs through a contact form only. A DIY builder may find it useful, but treat the savings and 'authorities don't want you to know' lines as sales talk.
- Price
- $47
- Billing
- One-time payment
- Best for
- DIY builders who want a step-by-step outline of a container home project and will use the refund window
- Not for
- Buyers who want a stated page count, a named company, or proof of the promised savings
Shipping Container Home Made Easy at a glance
Shipping Container Home Made Easy is a digital program about building a home from shipping containers, written in the first person by Adam Ketcher, who says he has built 146 container homes over 18 years. The page lists topics such as finding and buying containers, negotiating price and delivery, new versus used, steel type, structural work around doors and windows, insulation, a heat-reflecting roof, passive solar heating, floor plans and hiring a contractor. Six bonuses are named: Shipping Container Homesteading, Negotiation Secrets, Living Off-The-Grid, Preparing for the Coming Collapse, lifetime updates and author support. Delivery is immediate online access. The page gives no page count, file format or table of contents. It claims savings of up to 30% in places and promises a 60-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee. The seller is a person's name with a contact form; no company or address is shown.
- Format
- Digital program with instant online access; file format and length not stated
- Bonuses
- 6: Homesteading, Negotiation Secrets, Off-The-Grid, Coming Collapse, lifetime updates, author support
- Price
- $47.00 one time on the form ('Discounted Price'); page says Today $47
- List price shown
- 'Regular price $422+' (sum of bonus values); the program alone is listed at $67
- Refund window
- 60 days on the order form and page
- Add-on
- Optional audio version offered at checkout
- Seller
- Adam Ketcher by name; contact form only, no company or address
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- conthome
Concrete topics, no size
The page lists many specific build topics and six named bonuses but gives no page count, format or table of contents.
For offer clarity we give 6.0.
$47 for a DIY guide
At $47 for a broad build guide with bonuses and updates the price is moderate, though the contents cannot be sized.
For value for money we give 6.0.
A list price that adds up bonuses
The $47 matches the form, but the '$422+' regular price sums bonus values, the page also lists $67 as the program's retail price, and exit pages show $37 and $23.
For pricing honesty we give 5.5.
Savings and secrets
The page promises up to 30% savings, that you will know more than most professional builders, and zoning tricks 'the authorities don't want you to know', with no evidence.
For claim discipline we give 4.5.
A name and a form
The author is named, though spelled two ways, and only a contact form is offered.
For vendor transparency we give 5.0.
Pros and cons
What works
- Price on the form matches the page
- 60-day refund window
- Specific build topics listed
- Six named bonuses including lifetime updates
What does not
- Inflated $422+ regular price
- Exit pages advertise $37 and $23 with scarcity wording
- No page count or format
- No company or address, author name spelled two ways
Shipping Container Home Made Easy FAQ
Is Shipping Container Home Made Easy legit?
It is sold through ClickBank with a 60-day refund and a named author, but its price framing is inflated and no company or address is shown.
How much does it cost?
The order form charges $47.00 once, matching 'Today $47' on the page.
What are the bonuses?
Six: Homesteading, Negotiation Secrets, Living Off-The-Grid, Preparing for the Coming Collapse, lifetime updates and author support.
Does the $422 price mean anything?
No. It is the sum of the bonus values the page lists, not a price the program was sold at.
How do I get a refund?
Within 60 days, per the page and the order form.
The bottom line
The topics are concrete, the price on the form matches the page and the 60-day refund is confirmed, so the core deal is straightforward. The pricing story around it is less so. The 'regular price $422+' adds up bonus values, including $120 per hour of support and $47 per update, while the page itself gives $67 as the program's own retail price. Exit pages then offer $37 and $23 'for the next 6 people', and a warning says the price could triple. The author's surname is spelled two ways, there is no format or length, and support runs through a contact form only. A DIY builder may find it useful, but treat the savings and 'authorities don't want you to know' lines as sales talk.
If you want a product in this category that we rate higher, The 5 Foot Farm scores 7.0/10 and is rated Worth it.
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