A dating bootcamp from Cold Approach has a public price, shown on the page before you buy, and no sales call stands between you and checkout. There is one price for Group and a higher one for Private. Either way, the price pays for three days of coaching in person, spent approaching women in the field. It also pays for a short intro call with your coach beforehand and a written practice plan at the end.

What you see before you pay

Nothing about the price is hidden behind an application. You do not need a call, an account or an approval to buy. You choose a tier, check out, and your Bootcamp is booked.

The exact figures sit on the Bootcamp page, one for each tier, so you can read them without talking to anyone. This article is about what those figures buy.

One practical point: if your plans change and you tell us early enough, you can move your Bootcamp once to a future date.

What the price covers

Three things are in it.

  1. The coaching itself. Each of the three consecutive days has two four-hour sessions, which adds up to 24 hours of coaching with your coach next to you.
  2. A short intro call with that coach before you start, where the two of you settle the details.
  3. A written practice plan at the end, so you know what to work on when you go out again.

The coaching is done in the field, not in a classroom. Daytime sessions happen on the street and in cafes, and evening sessions in bars and lounges. Your coach is beside you for each approach and talks you through it afterward, set by set. He also shifts the balance between daygame and nightgame toward whatever you most need to work on.

What Private's extra money buys

Private costs more than Group, and it is worth being clear about why. Both tiers run the same three days. Private does not give you extra time. It gives you all of your coach's attention for all of it.

Group caps a coach at three students. Your own approaches still get feedback, and you train beside other men, which some people find easier. In Private, it is you and the coach for the whole weekend, with nobody to wait for.

Group suits a man who wants concentrated field coaching and does not mind sharing the room. Private suits a man who wants one-to-one attention from the first approach to the last.

What is left out

The price has edges, and you should know them.

  • No follow-up call is included once the three days end.
  • Filming is a separate, optional purchase. If you want it, a coach films your approaches and then goes through the footage with you.

You do keep the private community Slack after the weekend, and your coach adds you to it. That is a place to talk with other students. It is not a coaching call.

Three days in person next to one call, or ongoing online coaching

A 1-on-1 Call is a video call with a coach about what you are doing with women. You can buy one at a time or as a pack. It works well when you can describe your problem clearly.

The Bootcamp does something a call cannot. Your coach sees your voice, your body language and your timing, and sees how she responds while it is happening. You change one thing and try it on the next woman, not the next time you happen to go out.

The Bootcamp is the only in-person program Cold Approach runs. The Mentorship and the calls are online. A man who wants ongoing feedback after the three days can continue into the Mentorship. It has no published price, because its price and scope are set on an application call.

The Bootcamp is the recommended in-person start, and it is usually bought first.

When the money is well spent

There is no skill floor. It works whether you have never found the nerve to walk up to her or have been approaching for years, because the coaching starts from where you are today. Many men arrive with approach anxiety, the moment you see someone you want to talk to and your feet will not move. Others arrive fluent and stuck on one part of the conversation.

The money is well spent when you already know what you should be doing and cannot see what you actually do in front of a woman. A coach standing beside you closes that gap in a way a video never will.

It is spent badly if you are hoping to buy a result. Three days of coaching gives you feedback, practice and a plan. What you do with them is yours.