3-Day Trial With 4 Classes: What's Included and What Isn't

The 3-day trial lets you try Ploutus Lab with your child before paying. It includes four classes from the first block, their printable sheets by age and the gamified quiz for each class. It doesn't give access to the rest of the program: the following classes are unlocked with the plan. Amazon products are sold separately.

How to do it

Billing works like this: you request the trial with your card. If you don't cancel when the three days end, the plan starts at 27 USD a month. If you cancel, the following month isn't charged. Put the end date on your calendar the same day you start.

To use the three days well, pick a fixed time and keep it. That way you can compare how your child responds in each class instead of judging from a single session. Chip and Dan Heath, in Decisive, call this a small experiment: testing before committing gives more information than any prior debate.

Look for three signs. Attention: do they come to the class willingly or do you have to convince them? Response: do they answer when the character asks? Conversation: do they repeat something at dinner or ask more questions? At the end of the three days, ask which class they liked most and why. That answer is worth more than any description.

What it's for

For your child, the three days are a test of whether the class interests them and how they respond. For you, the trial is a period where you decide with data from your own home.

What you'll see over time

In the three days the child may be more interested in the novelty than in the content. After the trial, in the first weeks of the plan, the routine becomes the one you tested. In the long run the trial serves as a reference to see what changed in their way of talking about money.

Signs it's working

It's working when they ask for the next class at the end of the trial, when they answer questions about what they saw and when you decide based on what you observed.