Three plans, one decision
- Free server access (public channels)
- In-depth ICT notes
- Fear's HTF analysis
- Public chatroom and disciple channels
- Plus 60+ free lessons on YouTube
- Private mentorship and chatrooms
- All QT Whop lessons, current and future
- Private intraday commentary
- Live daily reviews 3×/week
- Pre-market analysis 3–4×/week
- Weekly outlook every Sunday
- Journaling forums + entry model guide
- $500/6-month option at checkout
- Everything in the monthly tier
- Works out to about $83/month
- One payment, six months of access
- Locks the rate for the full period
- Same live reviews, lessons and journaling
- Best value if you know you are staying
Monthly is listed at a crossed-out $125 (save 20%). The $500 six-month option works out to about $83/month, a further 17% off. Verified on the Whop listing, July 2026 — prices can change.
Which plan should you choose?
Start free, always
The free tier plus the 60+ YouTube lessons is a real evaluation, not a teaser. If the Po3/QT language does not click there, no paid tier fixes that, and you have spent nothing finding out.
Go monthly once you are attending
$100/month makes sense the week you start showing up to live reviews and pre-market sessions. The cadence is the product — if you are only reading channels, stay free.
Six months once you are staying
The $500/6-month option cuts the effective rate to about $83. Take it after two or three paid months, once continuing is no longer a question — not before.
Never prepay to force commitment
The six-month plan is a discount, not a motivation device. If you are prepaying in the hope it makes you show up, fix the attendance first on monthly — $500 spent on sessions you skip is the most expensive version of this mentorship.
ROI framing that does not lie to you
The sales page argues the fee is cheaper than the tuition the market charges the untrained. There is truth in it — and it is also how every mentorship justifies its price, so run the sober version instead.
$100/month is $1,200/year. On a $10,000 account, that is 12% of capital annually — your education has to be worth more than a full year of good returns just to break even. On a $50,000 account or a funded prop account, it is 2.4% or less, and a single avoided mistake covers it. The fee is not expensive or cheap in itself; it is expensive or cheap relative to your capital. If it feels heavy on your account size, the free tier exists precisely for that stage.
Trading futures and leveraged products involves substantial risk of loss. Past performance — including the mentors' posted results and members' payout claims — is not indicative of future results. Nothing here is financial advice.
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