A subscription priced like you might actually remember it.
3 complete sessions free. Then $3 a month or $30 a year. No “normally $97.” No countdown clock having an existential crisis.
Membership itself opens with 3 free days. It takes a card, it renews automatically at the plan you picked unless you cancel first, and the date of that first charge is on the screen before you enter anything — which is the whole of the small print.
Trying it should mean hearing it.
A thirty-second preview cannot tell you whether a twenty-minute sound field belongs under your work. The free allowance is three complete sessions because the useful unit is a session, not a teaser.
The price should not become the product.
Brainwavest does not need seven tiers, a feature hostage situation, or a pricing page that feels like filing taxes. Membership opens the full instrument. That is the tier.
Low friction works both ways.
Easy to start. Easy to understand. Easy to cancel — including inside the 3 free days, where cancelling costs nothing at all. A product that wants to stay in the background should not build a business model that keeps stepping into the foreground.
Cheap is not the same as disposable.
The catalog is large, the signal designs are published, and the engine is purpose-built. The price is restrained because software can serve another listener without manufacturing another physical object.