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The Genius Song Price: $39 Once, What It Includes and What It Costs Per Day

The Genius Song price is $39 one time on a ClickBank checkout. See what it includes, your total with tax, the cost per day and the 90-day refund behind it.

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The Genius Song price: a headline about the $39 one-time price beside a device mockup of the audio track on a navy panel

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Good news first: The Genius Song price is $39, paid once. There is no subscription, the checkout runs through ClickBank, and a 90-day refund route means your first few weeks are a trial rather than a commitment. This guide explains the number on the order box, what the $39 includes, what your total looks like with tax, and what a short daily listening habit costs per day.

The price in one line

The Genius Song: $39 once, digital delivery, 90 days to decide.

See today’s amount in your own currency before you pay.

Check the current price on the official site

The price at a glance

What you seeAmountWhat it means
The price you pay$39One payment, per the Terms of Sale
The seller’s reference prices$200, $100, $49Shown crossed out above the $39
SubscriptionNoneThe checkout lists a non-recurring digital product
Tax and currencyVariesAdded at checkout, depending on where you are
Refund window90 daysIn the Terms and on the ClickBank checkout
The Genius Song price at a glance: $39 one time, the seller's reference prices, no subscription

Where the $39 comes from

The seller’s order box reads “Regular Price: $200 / $100 / $49”, then “Today Just For $39”. In the video, the presenter first mentions $49 and then a “special price” of $39 available through the presentation. Those higher figures are the seller’s reference points, and we cannot verify that the track was ever sold at them. The cleaner way to shop is the one the Terms of Sale make easy: the price is $39, so ask yourself whether a short daily audio routine is worth that to you.

What your $39 includes

The price covers the following, as the seller describes it.

  • The audio track. About seven minutes long, according to the seller, meant for a daily session with headphones and closed eyes.
  • Digital delivery. There is nothing to ship. The seller describes both an emailed download for your phone or computer and an online audio portal.
  • Bonuses. The seller lists up to four digital extras: a children’s focus audio, a copy of an older classic book on financial success, a guided visualization from a creator on the Calm app and a printable infographic of five habits. The video and the text page do not list the same set, and the seller puts a $197 value on its free gifts, which is its own figure.
  • A 90-day refund route. Written in the Terms and on the checkout.

One payment

Get The Genius Song for $39 and keep your receipt for 90 days of cover.

No recurring plan is listed at checkout.

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Your total at checkout: currency and tax

ClickBank shows the price in your local currency and adds local tax where it applies. When we viewed the checkout from India, the item showed as 4,207.93 rupees plus 757.43 rupees of tax, for a total of 4,965.36 rupees. US buyers see a base price of $39, and any tax depends on where you live. Your bank may also add a small fee if your card is in another currency.

The checkout we viewed had no order bump, meaning no extra item ticked on before payment. We could not check what, if anything, appears after payment, because that would mean buying. Any extra offer is optional, and you can decline and keep your order. Your card statement should read CLKBANK*Genius Song.

What $39 works out to

The seller suggests listening for about seven minutes a day. Here is the arithmetic at $39.

MeasureCost
Per day over a 30-day routine$1.30
Per listening minute (about 210 minutes in 30 days)About 19 cents
Per day over the full 90-day refund windowAbout 43 cents
Per day if you listen for a whole yearAbout 11 cents

For a daily habit that takes less time than making a coffee, that is a small figure. The point of the calculation is not to push you toward buying, but to show that the price is small compared with the routine. If you want a free habit to sit beside it, our daily walk guide costs nothing.

The Genius Song price per day: $1.30 a day over 30 days

The refund turns $39 into a 90-day trial

The Terms say: “For Digital Products, you may get a refund on any purchase requested within 90 days of your initial purchase.” The ClickBank checkout says it will allow the return or replacement of any product within 90 days from the date of purchase. To ask, keep your receipt and contact ClickBank order support on 1-800-390-6035 or at clkbank.com. The older bottle-return page on the seller’s site belongs to another product, so rely on ClickBank’s route.

Where the price is shown

The official site’s home page currently features the seller’s related audio, The Genius Wave, and The Genius Song presentation is on the same site’s /video/ page. That is why we suggest checking the cart before paying: it should name The Genius Song and show the 90-day guarantee wording. Our step-by-step order walkthrough shows each screen, and the The Genius Song hub keeps the price, contents and FAQ together.

Cost per day: $1.30

Seven minutes a day for 30 days with The Genius Song costs less than a coffee.

Based on $39 and the seller’s suggested routine.

Check the current price on the official site

Is $39 good value

On our scorecard, value for money gets 4.0 out of 5, inside an overall editorial score of 3.5 that is ours and not a customer rating. The reasons are simple: a modest one-time price, bonuses, digital delivery and a long refund window. It stops short of 5 because the seller’s reference prices are its own, the bonus list varies by page, and no study has tested this track.

On the research, we keep the claims modest. The seller links the track to focus, memory, luck and more, and those are the seller’s claims. Studies of sound-based entrainment such as binaural beats are mixed: one 2019 meta-analysis found a medium overall effect on some outcomes, while a 2023 review found most entrainment studies did not show the brainwave change. The Terms call the products “for entertainment purposes only”. The video is fronted by the presenter, who uses the pen name Dr. Robert Lake (the site says so in its disclaimer), and the Terms say some testimonials may be acted out or paid, so we do not quote them. Treat the $39 as the price of a short daily listening experiment that you can undo.

Who the price suits

$39 is easiest to justify if you like a very short routine, are curious about the seller’s approach and would use the refund route if it did not suit you. It is harder to justify if the money is needed for essentials or if you want published evidence for this exact track. In that case, waiting costs nothing, and the free habits in our guide to managing daily stress are a fine place to begin.

Before you pay

  1. Check that the cart reads The Genius Song and shows the 90-day guarantee wording.
  2. Read the total line, including tax and your currency.
  3. Pay only on the ClickBank checkout.
  4. Save the receipt and note day 90 in your calendar.
  5. Remember the statement name, CLKBANK*Genius Song.

Ready when you are

Start The Genius Song for $39 and take 90 days to decide.

One payment, in your local currency plus any tax.

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Good to know

  • The Genius Song is a digital audio product. The Terms call it entertainment, and results vary.
  • It is not a treatment for any condition. Keep the volume comfortable, and ask a doctor first if you have epilepsy, seizures or hearing problems.
  • The 90-day refund runs through ClickBank, so keep your receipt.

We are independent, we are not the seller, and we may earn a commission if you use our links.

Questions people ask

How much does The Genius Song cost?

$39, paid once. The Terms of Sale say 'You are paying $39 today for The Genius Song.' The checkout lists it as a digital product that is not recurring, with your local currency and any local tax shown before you pay.

Is the $200 price real?

It is the seller's reference price, shown crossed out above $100, $49 and the $39 you pay. We found nothing that shows the track ever sold at those amounts, so we judge $39 on what you receive and the refund route behind it.

Is there a coupon code?

The ClickBank checkout we viewed had no coupon field, and the price in the Terms is $39. Pages that promise a secret code usually lead to the same order page.

Is it a subscription?

No. The checkout describes a single digital product that is not recurring, and the Terms speak of one payment of $39. Any extra offers that appear after payment are optional.

Why is my total not exactly $39?

ClickBank converts the price to your local currency and adds local tax where it applies. Seen from India, the checkout showed 4,207.93 rupees plus 757.43 rupees of tax. Read the total line before you press the purchase button.

What do I get for the price?

An audio track the seller says lasts about 7 minutes, delivered digitally, plus up to four digital bonuses. The seller's video and text page do not list exactly the same bonuses.

How do I get my money back?

Ask within 90 days. The Terms and the ClickBank checkout both give 90 days, and ClickBank order support is on 1-800-390-6035 or at clkbank.com. Keep your receipt.

Sources

  1. FTC: Shopping online, avoiding scams and protecting your payment
  2. Garcia-Argibay M et al. (2019). Efficacy of binaural auditory beats in cognition, anxiety, and pain perception: a meta-analysis. Psychological Research
  3. Ingendoh RM et al. (2023). Binaural beats to entrain the brain? A systematic review of the effects of binaural beat stimulation on brain oscillatory activity. PLOS ONE

Not medical advice. This guide is general information and does not replace a consultation with a qualified healthcare professional who knows your history. Full disclaimer.

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