The Genius Switch Cost Breakdown: $39 Once, the Crossed-Out Figures, Cost per Listen and Getting a Refund

The official pricing block above shows the one figure that matters: $39. This page explains the numbers around it, from the crossed-out prices to the tax line at checkout, works out what the track costs per listen, and lists the steps for a refund. All figures were checked on 2026-10-09.

The numbers on the sales page

Figure	Where it appears	What it is
$200	Crossed out, sales page	Seller’s reference price
$100	Crossed out, sales page	Seller’s reference price
$49	Crossed out, and first price in the video	Seller’s reference price
$39	“Today Just For $39”	The price you pay
$161	Saving shown against $200	Arithmetic on the reference figure

A crossed-out price only tells you what the seller chose to compare against. We saw no evidence that the track has been sold at $200 or $100, so we do not count the $161 as a real saving.

How the video builds up to $39

The sales video walks the price down in stages. It first names $49, then announces a “special” $39 offered “only through this video”, and later warns that the $39 price is “not guaranteed beyond today”.

That last line is a classic urgency claim. We cannot confirm any planned rise, and the 90-day refund already gives you a long time to judge the track after paying. A deadline in a video is not a reason to skip the Terms.

What you are charged at checkout

• Processor: ClickBank, on the page thegeniusx.pay.clickbank.net.
• Currency: the checkout can show the amount in your local currency.
• Tax: added where it applies, so the total may sit a little above $39.
• Type: labelled “Digital Product”, with immediate access after approval.
• Statement line: the charge appears as CLKBANK*GeniusSwitch.
• Postage: none, because nothing physical is sent.

What $39 works out to

The track lasts 8 minutes and the seller suggests one session a day. Spread the $39 over that routine and the figures shrink quickly:

Use	Sessions	Cost per session
30 days daily	30	$1.30
90 days daily (refund window)	90	about $0.43
One year daily	365	about $0.11

The middle row is the honest one to judge by. Ninety days is how long the refund lasts, so it is the period over which your $39 is still recoverable. After that, every further listen makes the one-time cost smaller, but the money is no longer returnable.

Is it good value?

Cheap per listen does not mean good value. No study has tested this track, and the comparison point is not zero: free binaural-beat tracks and meditation apps already exist. Our editorial score gives value a 5 out of 10 for that reason. See the comparison page for how the options line up and the full review for every score.

The refund window

Source	What it says
Sales page	“90-Day Money Back Guarantee (terms apply)”
Terms	Digital products refundable within 90 days of the initial purchase
ClickBank checkout	Return or replacement within 90 days from purchase
Sales video	A “100% ironclad money back guarantee”

Your 90 days are counted from the day you paid, whatever day you press play for the first time. A delivery email that turns up late does not move that start date.

Claiming your money back, step by step

1. Find your ClickBank receipt. It holds the order number and the purchase date.
2. Check the date. Count 90 days from purchase; aim to ask well before the last day.
3. Contact support. Two routes work: the ClickBank order lookup site (clkbank.com, phone 1-800-390-6035) or the seller’s own inbox, [email protected].
4. Give the details. Quote the order number and the address your receipt went to, and ask plainly for a refund.
5. Save the reply. Hold on to any confirmation or ticket number until the credit has cleared.
6. Watch your statement. Look for the credit, and match it to the original CLKBANK*GeniusSwitch charge.
7. If it stalls, your card issuer may let you dispute the charge; the FTC guide in our sources explains how.

Paying by credit card keeps that last option open. For contact details and how to spot a look-alike checkout, see where to buy.

What the price includes

The $39 buys the 8-minute recording plus four extras sent by email (a visualization session, a shopping guide about food and saving, an old book on financial success, and a five habits sheet to print). The full inventory, with what each item is and is not, is on the What’s Included page.

Who the $39 makes sense for

Buyer	Our take
Curious, wants a short daily audio break	Reasonable, with the refund as backup
Expects memory or focus gains	Hard to justify on the evidence
Already uses free binaural audio	Little reason to pay
Hoping for luck, money or weight loss	Skip; nothing supports those claims
Has seizures or hearing problems	Ask a doctor before spending anything

The pattern is simple. The lower your expectations, the better the $39 looks, because what you can count on is a pleasant 8-minute pause and a refund window long enough to change your mind. If the reason you are paying is one of the bigger promises in the video, the price is not the problem; the missing evidence is. Our benefits page grades each of those promises.

Hidden costs to watch for

• Currency conversion: your card provider may add a foreign-transaction fee if the charge is processed in another currency.
• Tax: it varies with where you live, so check the final line before you confirm.
• Headphones: the routine uses them, so factor in a pair if you do not own one.

Before you pay

• Read the price on the checkout page, not only the video.
• Expect tax or a currency conversion to change the final number slightly.
• Note the purchase date in your calendar, with a reminder at day 75.
• File the ClickBank receipt where a search will turn it up months later.
• Pay by credit card if you want the dispute route as a backstop.
• Do not let the “not guaranteed beyond today” line rush you; the refund window is your real safety net.