The curriculum is free and stays free. What is sold is a set of ready-made files for people who
would rather adapt a reviewed starting point than assemble one — bought once, updated for as long
as they exist. This page puts the free plan and the paid ones side by side.
Free
Everything on the site
$0no account, no email, ever
300 lessons across eight pillars
Twenty hands-on labs, three with browser Practice Mode
Seven learning paths, six short sessions, three challenges
Free — everyone. Learners, and engineers who prefer to write their own tooling from the lessons.
If you are learning Git, this is the plan; the paid files are of little use until the concepts are
in place.
Workflow Vault — an engineer who sets up CI/CD pipelines repeatedly and wants the permissions
block, the cache key and the fork guard already right, for five languages, containers,
infrastructure, security, releases and three clouds.
Professional Toolkit — an engineer who sets up whole repositories: the decision guides,
templates, checklists and scripts around the pipeline.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a subscription or membership fee?
No. Every lesson, lab, session, challenge and tool is free without an account. The two paid products are one-time purchases of files — workflows, templates, checklists and scripts — with updates included. Nothing recurs and there is nothing to cancel.
What do I need to pay for to finish the curriculum?
Nothing. The curriculum is complete without any purchase, and nothing that is free will move behind a price. The paid products are the artefacts the lessons describe, assembled and annotated — you could build every one of them from the free material.
Which individual product should I choose?
If your problem is pipelines, the Workflow Vault: it is entirely GitHub Actions. If it is setting up whole repositories — CODEOWNERS, PR templates, decision guides, API scripts, security checklists — the Professional Toolkit. They do not overlap; the Toolkit's five Actions starters are where the Vault's twenty workflows begin.
Is there a team or enterprise plan?
No. Both products are licensed per engineer; a team where several people want their own copy buys one per person. There is no seat-based or organisation-wide licence.
How are the files delivered?
Stripe takes payment and sends you straight to a download page, which keeps working for updates. The receipt arrives by email. Nothing is installed and no account is created.
What is the refund policy?
Stated in the Terms: a full refund within 14 days of purchase, on request.
Do you offer discounts or bundles?
Not at present. Prices are exactly what the pages show; there is no coupon to look for.