The Genius Switch Price: $39 Cost, Tax and Refund Math

The price at a glance

We checked the price of The Genius Switch on the sales page, in the sales video and on the ClickBank checkout on 9 October 2026. Prices can change, so treat the checkout as the final word.

Item	Figure	What it means
Price	$39	One payment for the track and four bonuses
Crossed-out prices	$200, $100, $49	The seller’s reference prices
Implied saving	$161 against $200	Our sum, based on the seller’s own reference figure
Tax and currency	Added at checkout	The final charge varies by country
Shipping	None	A digital order, sent by email
Refund window	90 days from purchase	From the Terms and the ClickBank checkout
Card statement	CLKBANK*GeniusSwitch	Shows the order went through ClickBank

How the price is presented

The sales page lists the regular price as $200, then $100, then $49, all struck through, above the line “Today Just For $39”. The video takes a slightly different route: it names $49 first, then offers a “special” $39 that it says is available “only through this video”, and adds that the price is “not guaranteed beyond today”.

Two points help here. A crossed-out figure is a reference the seller picks; on its own it says nothing about what the product is worth. And urgency lines are a sales technique, so a price that may vanish tomorrow is a reason to read the refund terms carefully, not a reason to hurry.

Tax, currency and the final charge

At checkout the price is converted to your local currency and any tax due is added on top, so the total on your card can be a little above or below $39 depending on where you live. Three habits avoid surprises:

1. Read the final total on the checkout page before you confirm, and take a screenshot of it.
2. Check your bank’s foreign transaction fee if your card is not in US dollars. That fee comes from your bank, not from the seller.
3. Match the statement line. The charge should read CLKBANK*GeniusSwitch. Anything else is worth a call to your bank.

What each listen costs

The seller’s routine is one 8-minute listen a day. Spread over time, the $39 looks like this, before tax:

Period of daily use	Listens	Cost per listen	Cost per day
Two weeks, the seller’s “couple weeks” timeline	14	about $2.79	about $2.79
One month	30	about $1.30	about $1.30
The 90-day refund window	90	about 43 cents	about 43 cents
One year	365	about 11 cents	about 11 cents

The per-listen cost falls quickly, but the comparison that matters is with free options. Free binaural-beat tracks cost nothing, and nothing shows that this track does more than they do. Our comparison page sets it against free tracks, meditation apps and other choices.

Refund math and the 90-day window

Source	What it says	Does it apply?
Sales page	“90-Day Money Back Guarantee (terms apply)”	Yes, as the headline
Terms	Refunds on digital products allowed for 90 days, counted from your initial purchase	Yes, the written rule
ClickBank checkout	Return or replacement of a product for up to 90 days after the purchase date	Yes, the retailer’s rule
Sales video	“100% ironclad money back guarantee”	A slogan with no extra terms
Refund page (/TOS/refunds/)	A NeuroActivate bottle policy: 60 days, unopened bottles, return address in Tallmadge, OH	No, it does not fit a digital track
ClickBank general support page	Most products have a 60-day window	General; this product’s checkout and Terms say 90

Counting the days

The clock starts on the day you buy, not on the day you first listen. If you buy on the 1st of a month, day 90 lands about three months later, at the end of the month after next. Our suggestion is to set a reminder for around day 80, which leaves time to ask for a refund without a last-minute rush.

If you ask for a refund	Likely result
Before day 90, through ClickBank	Covered by the Terms and the checkout wording
After day 90	Outside the written window
By posting something to the Ohio address	Not needed; that address belongs to the bottle policy

We could not confirm from the pages whether tax and any currency conversion come back in full with a refund. Check with ClickBank when you ask, and keep an eye on your statement afterwards.

How to claim

1. Find your ClickBank receipt or order confirmation email.
2. Contact ClickBank order support on 1-800-390-6035, or use the contact page on the official site for product questions.
3. Ask for a refund under the 90-day terms, and note the date and any reference number you are given.
4. Keep the receipt until the money is back on your card.

Is $39 good value?

It depends on what you want from the money. As a one-off sum with a 90-day refund behind it, the money at stake is modest for most buyers, and close to nothing if you ask for the refund in time. The bigger cost is the expectation the video sets, which no price can make good on.

• Good value if you want a ready-made 8-minute listening habit, you will treat it as entertainment, as the Terms do, and you will use the refund if it does nothing for you.
• Poor value if you are expecting proof of better memory, focus or luck. No published study tests the track, and the benefits page explains why the cited research cannot carry those claims.
• No value at all if you were hoping for an app, a game or a medical treatment. The order is an audio file and four digital extras, listed on the what’s included page.

For our overall judgement of the purchase, see the Genius Switch review, or start at the buyer guide.