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Trust & delivery

Six promises. Each one with a refund attached.

The category you’re shopping runs recordings as live, ships half the assets sold, and answers a refund with another offer. Here’s what we commit to instead — and the exact breach that hands your money back.

Real data. · Live. · Yours to keep.

Every promise has a trigger

  • Every session live, run by a named human.
  • Every asset inside a published window.
  • No upsell, in the room or after it.
  • A refund honored as written.
  • Your business data stays in your accounts.

Break one and the guarantee applies. No hoops, no retention script.

The counter-position

What it costs us to break one.

Commitments with operational triggers, not slogans. Each one is written into our terms, and each one answers a specific move the discount players make.

Hover, tap, or focus a promise to see exactly what triggers a refund.

All-live commitment

A recording is never played as live.

Every session runs live, with a named instructor and two coaches in the room. Ask a question, get the answer in the same minute — the reason to pay for a room, not a playlist.

If a session is interrupted by an emergency or an outage, it’s rescheduled live or refunded pro-rata. It’s never quietly swapped for a recording and counted as delivered.

Asset-delivery SLA

Every asset, with a date attached.

“Every asset delivered” only means something if you can hold us to a date. Below is the list, the window each ships in, and the standard we hold ourselves to.

skaai asset-delivery service-level commitments
AssetDelivered by
Day 1 recordingWithin 24h of Day 1
Day 2 recording + every artifact, prompt, config, workflow, dashboardWithin 72h of Day 2
Your 30-day rollout planAt cohort close, Day 2
Live office-hours session~2 weeks after the cohort

A late asset is a miss we own and fix — a service standard, not a debt. The refund trigger is narrower: an asset that never arrives, and still hasn’t seven days after you flag it.

Money-back guarantee

Built, or your money back.

Stated plainly, honored as written, no hoops. The $500 ask carries real risk while we are this new, so we carry it with you.

Trigger A — outcome

Attend both days, complete the pre-work, and don’t leave with your working system: full refund.

You build the named flagship artifacts live, on your data, or your money back.

Trigger B — promise breach

Break the live, delivery, no-upsell or data commitments and the seat is refunded on request. Overcharge you and the excess comes back.

The commitments above aren’t aspirational. Each is a numbered ground on the legal page, scoped so you can tell if it applies without arguing.

Request within 7 days of cohort end.The only conditions: you attended, and you did the pre-work.
What “kept forever” means

What you walk out with, and don’t.

A vague promise is its own kind of overselling. The scope is stated in both directions below, so nothing is left to read between the lines.

What it is

A working system, running on your real data by Sunday evening.

What it isn’t

A production-hardened, SLA-backed enterprise deployment.

What it is

Every reusable part: context files, skills, agents, MCP setups, workflows, dashboards. Yours to re-run and extend.

What it isn’t

A certificate, a placement, or a credential.

What it is

Files, configs and recordings kept forever, no time limit, no license fee.

What it isn’t

A subscription, or a paid “keep-it-alive” fee. Updates reach alumni free.

You leave with a working system on your data, plus every reusable part to re-run and extend it. Not a certificate. Not a production contract. A system you own.

Data governance

Your business data stays in your own accounts.

Before any real data is touched, you learn how to keep it safe: redact-then-prompt, local-first patterns, scoped connectors, no-train settings. That is Module 0, taught up front in every cohort.

Your business data — store, ledger, ad account, customer records, the files the build runs on — is never copied into skaai’s systems or retained. It runs in your own tools; our connection is scoped to the task and removed when the weekend ends. If your org forbids live data, build the same system on a redacted or synthetic copy — the objection never blocks the work.

What we do hold is administrative and short: your application, your invoice, the emails we send you, and your cohort’s recordings. The complete list is on the legal page, and it is a list, not a posture.

The non-moves

What we will never do.

These sit in our operating rules, not just our marketing. Each one is a move the category makes that we refuse to repeat.

No loss-leader funnel.

No cheap front-end workshop herding you toward a high-ticket back-end. The weekend is the product. The free preview gives value and stops there.

No manufactured scarcity.

No countdown timers, no flashing “3 seats left.” Any number on this page reads from live inventory, or renders nothing.

No regional markup.

One fixed list price per currency. The India figure is a deliberate price for that market, not a currency conversion dressed up as fairness.

No claims about your career.

We’ll never promise you a job, a salary, or a title. We promise a system you build and keep, and check on Monday.

Honest scarcity

Twenty-five seats. Stated once, never counted down.

The cap isn’t a tactic — a live room on real data doesn’t scale past the room. We name the constraint here and leave it alone.

Application-only

We read every one and reply fast.

One cohort a month

Not a rolling, always-open enrollment.

A hard cap, so the room learns your stack.

No countdownsNo couponsNo fake “seats left”

Application-only · One cohort a month · 25 seats

Nothing here was counting down.

No timer, no coupon, no hidden price — just the commitments, and what breaks each one. If that’s the room you want, apply.

$500₹41,500
No-cost EMI in India

$500 / ₹41,500 · the same in both markets.