I spent $2,000 on an AI course during the pandemic. It was 80% hype and 20% outdated tool demos.

So I built what I wish existed.

This isn't a company. It's a response to an industry that's gatekeeping basic information behind four-figure paywalls. AI tools are designed to be easy to use—the companies making them spent billions ensuring that. So why are "gurus" charging you thousands to read you the documentation?

cheapaiclasses exists because education should be accessible. You pay for structure and frameworks, not artificial scarcity.

I'm a creator who's built automation systems while raising a newborn. I've spent five years in contemplative practice discovering frameworks most courses skip entirely: when to use AI, when NOT to use it, and how to stay human while everyone else optimizes themselves into obsolescence.

This course costs $99 because that's what it's worth. The higher tiers exist for people who want implementation support—not to unlock "secret knowledge."

No income promises. No fake countdown timers. No guru worship.

Just honest AI education at a price that doesn't require a business loan.