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Every plan. Every total. Side by side.

Three ways to pay, and the most important number for each — the total — printed in the same size type. Deferred tuition costs more; we'd rather you learn that here than in month 14 of repayment.

How the three plans work

Pay upfront

One payment before day 1. The cheapest way through — you keep the difference.

due in full before your cohort starts.

Monthly installments

Equal monthly payments starting at enrollment. 0% interest; a fixed plan fee is built into the total.

first payment at enrollment, then monthly.

Deferred tuition

Nothing during the program. Fixed monthly payments start 3 months after graduation — and you owe them whether or not you get a job. This is a loan-style plan, not an income-share agreement.

$0 during the program. payments start 3 months after graduation.

The total-cost table

A $250 seat deposit reserves your cohort on any plan and is credited against your first payment — it's part of these totals, not on top of them.

Total cost of each program under each payment plan, including how much more deferred tuition costs than paying upfront
Program Upfront total Installments total Deferred total Deferred vs upfront
Full-Stack Web Development $9,900 $10,600 8 × $1,325 $14,760 36 × $410 +$4,860
Data Analytics $7,900 $8,550 6 × $1,425 $11,880 36 × $330 +$3,980
UX Design $8,700 $9,360 8 × $1,170 $13,140 36 × $365 +$4,440

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The cost & break-even calculator

Pick a program, a plan, and your salary situation. You get the exact payment schedule, the real all-in cost (including pay you'd give up to study full-time), and a break-even estimate against both your target and what our 2025 grads actually reported.

1 — Program
2 — Payment plan
3 — While you study

We'll sanity-check this against reported 2025 salaries.

your-numbers — output

Turn on JavaScript to run the calculator — or read the total-cost table above, which contains every number this tool uses.

outcomes vary — no salary is guaranteed

Break-even figures use the midpoint of your bands and our audited 2025 medians. They are estimates, pre-tax, and assume you get and keep a job — which no bootcamp can promise. Read how our numbers are made.

Refunds, in plain terms

Weeks 1–2

Withdraw for a full refund, deposit included, no questions asked. Deferred-plan obligations cancel entirely.

Weeks 3–6

Pro-rated refund by weeks attended. You can instead pause once and rejoin a later cohort at no charge.

After week 6

Tuition is committed — no refund. We say this here, in full-size type, because it's the clause that matters.

Money questions, answered straight

Do you guarantee a job?

No — and we'd encourage you to read the fine print of any school that says it does. Job guarantees are usually voided by missable conditions (application quotas, location limits, response windows). What we offer instead: audited outcomes with a public methodology, and career support that starts week 1 and continues until you're hired, with no time cap.

What does 'deferred tuition' actually cost me?

More — and we print exactly how much. Deferred tuition for Web Development totals $14,760 versus $9,900 upfront: $4,860 more. You owe the payments whether or not you get a job; it is a loan-style plan, not an income-share agreement. It exists for people who genuinely can't pay now, not as the default we push.

What happens if I fall behind or want out?

First 2 weeks: withdraw for a full refund including deposit, no questions. Weeks 3–6: pro-rated refund. You can also pause once and rejoin the next cohort at no charge. After week 6, tuition is committed — we're transparent about that up front.

More questions on the contact page.

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Run your numbers, then decide.

If the math doesn't work for your situation, we'd rather you not enroll — a graduate who resents the cost helps nobody's outcomes, including their own.

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