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Software Testing Course (Scrum bundle) review
A Scrum-focused software testing course with real depth, sold through a checkout that quietly arrives preloaded with two more courses and a $467 total.
Pass
Real course material, but the pricing does not survive checking. The cart loads at $467 with two extra courses preselected at $200 each - and those same two courses sell on their own order forms for $27 each. The three bought separately come to $121. Open the order summary and remove what you did not ask for.
- Price
- $467
- Billing
- One-time payment, VAT included
- Best for
- Testers and Scrum team members who genuinely want all three courses and will read the cart before paying
- Not for
- Anyone expecting to pay the $67 headline price without editing the order
Software Testing Course (Scrum bundle) at a glance
The headline product is Software Testing Mastery in Scrum: 10 modules, more than 11 hours of video, no coding required, five bonuses and free future updates, listed at $67. The problem is what happens when you open the link. The Digistore24 order form arrives with two further courses already in the cart - User Requirements Mastery at $200 and a Risk Management course at $200 - bringing the order total to $467. The course content itself is described in unusual detail, with lesson counts, templates and quizzes named. The presentation of the price is the part that fails.
- Headline course
- Software Testing Mastery in Scrum, 10 modules, 11+ hours
- Also in the cart
- User Requirements Mastery ($200) and Risk Management ($200)
- Checkout total
- $467.00 as the order form loads
- Delivery
- Digital course access, no shipping
- Vendor guarantee
- 30-day money-back, stated as no questions asked
- Digistore24 ID
- 617455
What is the Software Testing Course?
The core product is a video course on software testing inside a Scrum process. The vendor states 10 modules and more than 11 hours of video, watchable at your own pace, with no coding required, five bonuses valued at $99, unlimited access and free future updates.
That description is more concrete than most course listings on the platform. Lesson counts, hours and deliverables are named rather than implied.
The $67 course that costs $467
This is the finding that matters. The affiliate link opens a Digistore24 order form that is not a single product. Three items are already in the cart when the page loads.
The order summary shows $467.00 as the total the moment the page opens. The $67 figure attached to the testing course is real, but it is one line inside a larger preselected order, not the price of the thing being advertised.
We are not calling this a scam. Bundled order forms are a normal Digistore24 feature and the two extra courses are described in detail, with their own prices shown. But a buyer who clicked expecting a $67 testing course and paid without reading would be charged seven times that.
Since publishing this review we checked the two extra courses on their own Digistore24 order forms. Each one sells for $27, not the $200 the bundle assigns to it. Bought separately the three courses cost $121; through this link the cart totals $467. The vendor is entitled to price a bundle however it likes, but the $200 figures shown beside the extras are not what those products sell for.
What loads into the cart
- 617455 Software Testing Course - $67 (sold on its own at $67)
- 565409 User Requirements Mastery - $200 in this cart, but $27 sold on its own
- 589118 Risk Management Course - $200 in this cart, but $27 sold on its own
- Order total as displayed: $467.00 - the same three courses bought separately cost $121
What the two extra courses contain
User Requirements Mastery covers eliciting, analysing, prioritising and documenting requirements, using techniques from interviews and workshops through to use cases, user stories and wireframes, with a certificate of completion.
The Risk Management course is the most specifically described of the three: 49 video lessons totalling 8.5 hours, 23 ready-to-use templates including risk registers and heatmaps, six knowledge quizzes, an ebook, and a certificate. It is framed for Scrum rather than generic project management.
Who should buy it
Someone who actually wants all three subjects - testing, requirements and risk - inside a Scrum context. Taken as a bundle, roughly 20 hours of video plus 23 templates for $467 is not unreasonable for professional training.
If you only want the testing course, open the order form and remove the other two lines before paying. If they cannot be removed, you are buying the bundle whether you wanted it or not.
What to check before you buy
Read the order summary line by line before entering payment details. The total is displayed, but it is displayed after the sales copy has already anchored you to $67.
The vendor states a 30-day money-back guarantee with no questions asked, while the Digistore24 order form is configured for 60 days. Where the two disagree, the terms shown at your own checkout are the ones that govern your order.
No named company or instructor appears on the order form. Certificates of completion are promised, but they are the vendor's own, not an industry accreditation.
Pros and cons
What works
- Course content is described concretely: module counts, hours, 49 lessons, 23 templates, quizzes
- Roughly 20 hours of video plus templates across the three courses
- Unlimited access with free future updates, per the vendor
- Vendor states a 30-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked
- The extra courses show their own prices in the cart rather than hiding them
What does not
- The two extra courses are priced at $200 each in the cart while selling for $27 each on their own order forms
- The link opens at $467 while the advertised course is $67 - the two extra courses are preselected, not offered
- The price you are anchored to is not the price you are charged
- No named company or instructor anywhere on the order form
- Certificates are issued by the vendor and carry no external accreditation
- Vendor says 30-day guarantee, the order form is set to 60 - the two do not agree
Software Testing Course (Scrum bundle) FAQ
Is the $467 bundle good value?
No. The two extra courses in the cart are listed at $200 each, but each sells for $27 on its own Digistore24 order form. Buying the three separately costs about $121 instead of $467.
How much does the Software Testing Course actually cost?
The course line itself is $67, but the affiliate link opens a Digistore24 order form preloaded with two more courses, and the displayed order total is $467.00. Read the order summary before paying.
Can I buy only the testing course?
Open the order form and try to remove the User Requirements and Risk Management lines from the cart. If they can be deselected you can pay $67; if they cannot, the $467 bundle is the only option through this link.
How much video is included?
The testing course is stated as 10 modules and over 11 hours. The Risk Management course adds 49 lessons totalling 8.5 hours. User Requirements Mastery does not publish an hour count on the order form.
Is there a refund?
The vendor advertises a 30-day money-back guarantee with no questions asked, and the Digistore24 order form is configured for 60 days. The terms displayed at your own checkout are the ones that apply, so read them and keep your confirmation email.
Do the certificates count for anything?
They are certificates of completion issued by the vendor. Nothing on the order form claims accreditation by an industry body, so treat them as evidence of study rather than a formal qualification.
The bottom line
Real course material, but the pricing does not survive checking. The cart loads at $467 with two extra courses preselected at $200 each - and those same two courses sell on their own order forms for $27 each. The three bought separately come to $121. Open the order summary and remove what you did not ask for.
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