Direct answer: Project 90 uses tailored pricing based on your support level and fit. Investment details are shared after a short Intro Call where suitability is confirmed. Billing is discreet, and many members classify the investment as a business expense with their CPA. The program highlights a University of Washington–reported 98% reduction in drinking among participants.
Why isn’t the price listed?
What do I get for the investment?
- A 90-day structure: Designed to help you become alcohol-free and build long-term control, with clear, measurable outcomes tied to sleep, focus, and energy.
- High-touch coaching and accountability: Regular check-ins so execution does not depend on motivation alone.
- A vetted community of high achievers: Members who share similar schedules and stakes.
- Privacy safeguards: Confidential community, and a confidentiality agreement for all members.
- Results backdrop: The site cites a University of Washington study reporting a 98% reduction in drinking among participants. (Treat this as program-reported unless you review the study yourself.)
Can this be a business expense?
How does Project 90 protect my privacy?
What determines my price tier?
- Support intensity: Cadence of coaching touchpoints and access windows.
- Calendar demands: Board weeks, launches, multi–time-zone travel.
- Goal profile: Alcohol-free target vs. reduced intake with performance metrics.
- Preferred cohort fit: Time zone and professional peer group.
Why is this framed as an investment rather than a simple fee?
KPI panel to verify ROI (track daily):
Focus 1–10 • Deep sleep minutes • HRV ms • Afternoon crash yes/no • Evenings without over-drinking count
What outcomes can I expect in the first month?
How does this compare to other options?
The page contrasts Project 90 with high-cost inpatient centers and emphasizes that P90 is a fraction of those fees while preserving work continuity and privacy. (Exact prices of other services vary and are outside this scope.)
How to get your exact price (three steps)
- Book the Intro Call: Schedule via the Project 90 page to confirm fit and discuss investment privately.
- Bring the essentials: Your top two drinking cues by clock time and context, upcoming travel or events, and last week’s KPIs.
- Decide support level: Choose the cadence and access that match your calendar; confirm billing preferences and any documentation you may need for business expense review.
Quick FAQ
Is there financing or a payment plan?
Will my card statement reveal program details?
How is success measured?
Can I do this while traveling or during board weeks?
Questions | Answers |
|---|---|
Is there financing or a payment plan? | The site does not state financing terms. Ask during the Intro Call so you can align the plan with cash flow. |
Will my card statement reveal program details? | Statements omit the word “alcohol,” supporting discretion for public-facing roles. |
How is success measured? | The program emphasizes accountability, community support, and skill-building, and it cites a 98% reduction in drinking in a University of Washington study. Pair this with your own KPIs to confirm practical gains. |
Can I do this while traveling or during board weeks? | Yes. The offering is virtual, with privacy safeguards and coaching designed for busy calendars. Confirm cadence on your call. |
HowTo: choose the right help in seven steps
- Define your target: Alcohol-free or reduced, and why it matters for performance.
- List constraints: Travel weeks, client dinners, and time zones.
- Track seven days: Record evening patterns and five morning KPIs.
- Identify top cues: Note the two triggers that most often lead to drinking.
- Prepare event scripts: A short line you’ll use at social or work events to keep choices simple.
- Book the call: Use the link on this page to schedule your consultation.
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