Pricing

How Cyberbear Academy is built

There are two paths here, one den: AI Prompting and Web & App Development. Each one is its own thing, with its own price. Pay for one and you get that one, start to finish. It doesn't spill over into the other. If you want both, you pay for both, at the bundle price on each tier below (less than paying for two separate subscriptions).

What's inside a path

You get 30 lessons across 6 modules. The first five build the skill in order, lesson by lesson, each one assuming you've done what came before it. The sixth is a capstone: instead of new material, you actually use everything you've learned, either building a real repeatable process (AI Prompting) or planning, building, and shipping a small real project end to end (Web & App Development). You can read the very first lesson of each path free, no account needed, so you know what you're paying for before you pay for it.

How the timeline works

Lessons don't all unlock at once. From the day you start, new ones arrive on a schedule that runs about 6 months end to end, roughly one every 6 days. That's on purpose. The actual reading-and-practice time for all 30 lessons comes to about 8–10 hours, and most people would blitz through that in a weekend and forget half of it within a month. Spreading it out gives each lesson time to stick before the next one lands. You can revisit anything you've already unlocked as often as you like, that part's never on a clock, only how far ahead you can get is paced.

The three tiers

The tiers aren't different amounts of content, you get the whole path either way. They're priced for who you are. Student is for you if you're 16 or older and currently enrolled at a college or university, the lowest price point, and verification includes proof of that enrollment. Private is for you if you're treating this as a real investment in your own career, and it adds priority access to new lessons plus a direct line for content questions. Corporate is billed per seat for your team, with a shared progress view for whoever's coordinating it, and proper invoiced billing instead of needing a card on file.