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Gift

Give TryOwning

For someone curious about how businesses really work: a new grad, a would-be owner, a teenager who asks how stores make money. They get 1 year of every lesson on the map, all 168 of them, with hands-on tickets, real numbers and the calculators.

One payment, no subscription. It never renews and never asks them for a card.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Pay once

    On Stripe's checkout page. No account needed; Stripe emails your receipt.

  2. Step 2

    Get the code

    On screen right away, and by email, ready to forward, print or write in a card.

  3. Step 3

    They redeem it

    At tryowning.com/redeem. Their year starts the day they redeem it.

Good to know

How does a gift work?

You pay once on Stripe's checkout page; you don't need an account. We show you a gift code and email it to you. Give the code to the person it's for, and they redeem it at tryowning.com/redeem for 1 year of membership: every lesson on the map, members-only ones too.

Does a gift renew or charge them?

No. A gift is one payment. It starts on the day the code is redeemed (or, if they already have a gift or a plan that's ending, when that ends). Nobody's card is asked for, and it simply ends. A couple of weeks before the end we email them, in case they'd like to subscribe.

Does a gift code expire?

No. A code never expires, and it can be redeemed once.

What if they're already a member?

A gift adds 1 year before their next payment. If they pay monthly or yearly, or are in a free trial, their next payment moves 1 year later, so they lose nothing they've paid for, and their plan carries on after the gift as before. They can still cancel any time. (Stripe's billing page shows the gift's time as a free trial.)

Can I get a refund on a gift?

Yes, a full refund, as long as the code hasn't been redeemed. Email hello@tryowning.com from the address you bought it with, or reply to the email with the code.

Got a code? Redeem it here. The full wording is in the terms.