How Much The Genius Song Costs: One $39 Charge, Reference Prices, Cost per Day and Getting Money Back

The pricing block above gives the headline: $39, paid once. Below, each other figure on the seller’s pages is put in context, the checkout is described line by line, the cost is spread over days and minutes, and the refund route is laid out. Every figure was checked on 2026-10-09 and may change.

Price ladder on the order box

Figure shown	Shown as	How to read it
$200	Crossed out	Seller’s reference price
$100	Crossed out	Seller’s reference price
$49	Crossed out; also said first in the video	Seller’s reference price
$39	“Today Just For $39”	Actual charge

The Terms of Sale settle it plainly: “You are paying $39 today for The Genius Song.” A crossed-out number proves only what the seller chose to print. With no sign of sales at $200 or $100, the “save $161” idea carries no weight.

How the video steers you to $39

The presenter first quotes $49, calling it “more than forty percent off our original price”. Moments later he announces a “special price available only through this video” of $39. Then come the pressure lines:

• the $39 is “not guaranteed beyond today”;
• “your order is set aside for you”, but leaving the page means it “may be given away to someone else”;
• a “waiting list” if it sells out;
• “I will not be offering this online forever”.

A digital file cannot run out of stock, and none of these deadlines could be verified. One more detail: on /video/, the order button stays hidden until roughly 18 minutes into a presentation that runs 39 minutes. Our post on the discount pitch looks at these lines in more depth.

What the checkout shows

• Page: geniusbr.pay.clickbank.net, run by ClickBank.
• Product line: “The Genius Song (90-Day 100% Money Back Guarantee)”.
• Type: “Digital Product”, not shippable, not recurring.
• Extras at checkout: no order bump was offered.
• After checkout: any upsells could not be checked.
• Statement name: CLKBANK*Genius Song.

Currency and tax outside the US

ClickBank converts the price and adds local tax. Viewed from India on 2026-10-09, for example, the total read ₹4,207.93 plus ₹757.43 tax, ₹4,965.36 in all. Your bank may also add a foreign transaction fee. Read the final line before you confirm.

The $39 spread over time

The seller suggests one play a day of a track it says runs about 7 minutes.

Period of daily use	Plays	Per play	Per listening minute
30 days	30	$1.30	about 19 cents
90 days (refund window)	90	about 43 cents	about 6 cents
365 days	365	about 11 cents	under 2 cents

The 90-day row is the honest yardstick, because that is how long the money stays recoverable. After day 90 every extra play lowers the cost, but the $39 is no longer refundable.

Value, in our scoring

Low cost per play does not make the track good value. No study has tested it, and free audio of the same general kind exists. Our editorial score gives value 5 out of 10 and evidence strength 2; the review explains every category and the comparison page lines up cheaper options. Whether the purchase suits you at all is the theme of our buying decision guide.

Two more things are worth weighing. The site’s footer admits the presenter’s name is a pen name, so the expertise that supposedly justifies the price cannot be checked. And the Terms place the products “for entertainment purposes only”, which is a fair way to frame what $39 buys. Nor should the success stories in the video sway the price decision: per the Terms, they may be dramatized, performed by actors or avatars, or told by compensated people and friends or family of the founders.

Refund terms, source by source

Source	Wording
/video/ order box	“90-Day Money Back Guarantee”
Terms of Sale	Refund on digital purchases “within 90 days of your initial purchase”
Checkout page (ClickBank)	Allows return or replacement “within 90 days from the date of purchase”
Video	“one hundred percent ironclad”, no day count given

Getting a refund, in order

1. Dig out the receipt ClickBank emailed you; it holds the order number and the purchase date.
2. Count 90 days from that purchase date and act well before the end.
3. Open clkbank.com or call 1-800-390-6035; [email protected] is the seller’s address.
4. Ask for a refund, quoting your order number plus the address you typed at checkout.
5. Keep the confirmation or ticket number.
6. Look for the credit against the CLKBANK*Genius Song charge.
7. Still no credit? The FTC guide in our sources covers disputes with your bank or card issuer.

Who receives your $39

ClickBank acts as the retailer and runs the checkout under the vendor ID geniusbr. Behind the product sits Happy Consumer LLC, a Puerto Rico company named in the Terms, which also publishes a separate audio product called The Genius Switch. A line on the site adds that acting as retailer “does not constitute an endorsement” by ClickBank. A familiar checkout tells you the payment is handled properly, not that the track works.

Costs beyond the price tag

Cost	Size	Notes
Headphones	Varies	The routine assumes them
Card or currency fees	Varies by bank	Only on non-USD cards
Your time	About 10.5 hours over 90 days	Seller’s 7-minute daily routine
Your inbox	Ongoing	Buyers join marketing lists with third-party offers

The email lists come with an unsubscribe link in every message, which is the easiest of these costs to cancel.

What $39 covers

The charge covers the short audio track, the bonuses named on the order page (the video and the text page list different sets) and digital access. The item list is on What’s Included.

Before paying

• Compare the checkout total with $39 and note any tax or conversion.
• Put the purchase date and a day-75 reminder in your calendar.
• File the receipt somewhere searchable.
• Prefer a credit card if you want a dispute option later.
• Let the refund window, not the countdown in the video, set your pace.