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BitDojo

Pricing

One price, everything in it

No course is sold separately, exams cost no extra, and there are no add-on bundles. If you pay, you have all of it, including what arrives later.

Free

Basics

For anyone who wants to find out whether this is for them. No account, no payment details, no expiry date.

€0

forever

  • The complete basics course, eight lessons
  • All cards and exercises for that course
  • Both module exams and the final exam
  • The certificate for the basics course
  • The full glossary
Everything included
Premium

The subscription

10 further courses, 111 written lessons and everything still being added.

€9.99/ month

cancel monthly · Final prices, no VAT under section 19 UStG.

  • Every paid course, including the ones still to come
  • Exams and certificates at no extra cost
  • A podcast episode for every module, playable in the browser
  • A handbook as PDF for every course
  • Flashcards with review scheduling on this device

Fourteen days right of withdrawal. Cancel any time with one click in your account, effective at the end of the period you have paid for.

What is actually there today

Figures counted when this page was built, not copied from a brochure. They change with every new lesson because they are counted rather than typed.

111
lessons written
813
cards
664
exam questions
11
bookable courses

What €9.99 does not buy you

No personal mentoring, no live sessions, no job placement and no job guarantee. Providers who offer that charge a three-figure monthly fee, and for good reason: it costs staff.

No app in the stores either. The iOS and Android apps are built but not yet in either store, which is why they are not in the list above. Once they are there, they belong to the subscription at no extra cost. Everything you pay for today is fully usable in the browser.

What you do get is material that was written, recorded and reviewed properly once, and a plan you can pull yourself along. For many people that is exactly right. For some it is not, and then fourteen days of withdrawal rights are not a formality but an invitation to try it.

Who is behind this and why it exists