Cohort 2 closes tonight: your 5 questions, answered straight

Today's the day. Cohort 2 of the UX for AI Professional Certification closes TONIGHT at 11:59 PM PT. 5 of 20 seats remain.

Over the past month, I've gotten a lot of inquiries about our program. They boil down to 5 questions — so instead of another pitch, here are straight answers:

"It's a lot of money."

It was $2500. Now you can start for just $388 with the code LASTCHANCE2026.

We split tuition into 3 monthly payments and put the entire $500 discount on your first one: $388 today, then two payments of $888. Or pay $2,000 flat in one go and save another $164. Tonight at midnight, both options disappear and tuition returns to $2,500.

Your investment is backed by the strongest guarantee in the business: 100% money back on unused weeks. No drama, no fuss -- if you are not convinced this is the best use of your money, just tell us, and you get a refund of unused weeks. Just like that: https://uxforai.com/c/terms

"Will this course help me get a job?"

Honest answer: I cannot promise you a job offer. Nobody can. It's a tough market for UX -- anyone who guarantees a job is lying to you.

What I can promise is what you'll walk out with: a working agentic AI application you built from the ground up, with deep practical understanding — a capstone in your portfolio, not pre-canned prompts with a certificate of attendance. Respected UX for AI Certified Professional credential on your LinkedIn. Dedicated LinkedIn positioning sessions.

And in Week 6, you'll vibe-code your own custom AI job search tool — so the program literally builds the thing that runs your search.

"My company should pay for this. But they can't approve it by tonight."

They don't have to.

DM me and I'll send a direct invoice from Snowball Sprint LLC plus a one-page manager justification letter you can forward as-is. A $388 deposit holds your seat at promo pricing while procurement does its thing. The deadline is on me, not on your finance team.

"Why this and not a bigger-branded course?"

Compare for yourself: General Assembly's UX Research & Strategy with AI course is $2,950 for 32 total hours. It's entry-level, the instructors aren't named on the page, and the curriculum is about using AI tools to speed up research — no agent design, no RAG, no building anything. (And, as of this writing, no scheduled start date.)

Our program is 8 weeks: 12 modules with hands-on exercises, plus two live sessions every week — 24+ hours of live Q&A, nearly the length of GA's entire course in Q&A alone. It's built on UX for AI, the #1 New Release on Amazon, and on 16 years of shipping 34 AI products — I started 13 years before ChatGPT made AI everyone's job. And your 30-minute 1:1 is with the author: me, not a TA.

Book and workshop sold out during Greg and Daria's SXSW 2026. (It was Greg's 5th sold-out SXSW workshop):

You get all that for $950 less.

Why does that structure matter? Because building the right AI application is hard. It takes real instructor access — which is exactly what you get here — and you leave with a capstone as proof. And proof is what makes employers come to you, instead of you chasing them.

We believe this is the best course for the price. Period.

"Do I have time for this?"

See for yourself — as of last night, the full week-by-week curriculum is public:

Short version: Weeks 1–2 foundations (Snowball Sprint, RAG refactoring, RITE testing), Week 3 you build a working RAG app with Claude Code, Weeks 4–5 agents (including judge-in-the-loop design), Weeks 6–8 are Capstone Studio — you ship your project with 1:1 support, plus advanced tracks on vector databases and MCP servers. Built for working professionals, with recordings if you miss a live session.

Use the code LASTCHANCE2026 to get the $500 off -- because it is your last chance to secure one of 5 remaining spots.

Greg

P.S. — The Founding Cohort sold out. Cohort 2 closes tonight, 11:59 PM PT, no extensions. If your question isn't on this list, just hit reply — I'm answering personally all day.

P.P.S. — Need your manager's sign-off? Here's a one-page justification letter you can forward as-is: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HgaNQ-U4HrBVJWb_i-OKMIQdxScq1e1F/view?usp=sharing A $388 deposit holds your seat at tonight's price while they approve it.