FREE LAUNCH ACCESS

Learn the method free. Pay for deployment practice.

The 19 Core Deployment Labs remain free. Deployment Missions are the paid practice layer: realistic evidence, staged decisions, complications, artifacts, and a final deployment recommendation.

01 / FREE ACCESS OPTIONS

Choose how deeply you want to practice.

Launch access is still free while the Mission layer is being calibrated. These are the standard prices the catalog is now designed around.

Free for nowNo card required · one learner account · registration required
CORE METHOD

19 Core Deployment Labs

FREE

Build the D2V vocabulary for workflow, evidence, evaluation, authority, memory, delegation, and human review.

  • All 19 interactive Labs
  • Magic-link access
  • Portable decision records
  • No payment required
Open Core Labs
INDIVIDUAL MISSION

Deployment Mission

FROM $49

Take responsibility for one realistic deployment decision inside a full evidence room and eight-stage customer simulation.

  • $49 Core Missions
  • $59 Energy Mission
  • $79 Insurance / Health
  • 365-day individual access
Choose a Mission
TEAMS

Deployment Program

FROM $4,500

Use D2V as a shared operating language for AI deployment reviews, team calibration, and facilitated mission work.

  • Team access
  • Facilitated review
  • Manager calibration
  • Enterprise options available
Discuss Team Access

Free launch access is licensed to one registered learner account. Private team programs, facilitation, assessment, and organization-managed access remain separate enterprise services.

02 / INDIVIDUAL MISSIONS

Mission pricing follows deployment complexity, not page count.

During free launch, one learner registration can explore the full Mission library. At paid launch, each individual Mission uses the standard price shown below, or practitioners can choose the annual full-library option.

ENTERPRISE ACCESS

Enterprise pricing starts where organization-specific deployment work begins.

Enterprise engagements add facilitation, workflow-specific design, artifact review, governance calibration, executive deployment review, and organization-managed access.

Discuss an enterprise program