Same standard as everything else here. Plain English, no fine print games, nothing buried.
Kings Kollective is a men's coaching and accountability program. You get a system, a standard, and a room full of men holding you to it. What it is not: medical care, therapy, or a guarantee that anything happens without you doing the work.
Seven days inside the room, free, no card, nothing to cancel. That includes the community rooms, the daily lessons, the resource vault, the live calls that week, and the Crown to Cross devotional if you want it.
The 4 Point Crown app is not part of the free trial. The board, the journal, the Council, and the leaderboard unlock when you join. I'd rather tell you that up front than have you find out on day two.
Current pricing is quoted on a call or in writing before you pay. Nothing gets charged that you didn't agree to first.
Memberships run on a set term — six or twelve months. You can pay it in full or split it into payments. Either way you're committing to the term, not renting month to month.
That's on purpose. Every man who has ever quit on himself did it in a month where nothing felt like it was working. The term is there so you get past that month instead of paying to leave in it.
A payment plan is a way to spread the cost. It is not a monthly subscription and it does not stop early.
Payments are handled by Stripe. Card details never touch us. If a payment fails I'll reach out before anything else happens — cards expire and life happens, and that's not a reason to lose a man.
If something has gone wrong, talk to me. I'd rather have a real conversation than hide behind a policy page. Refunds outside of an agreed guarantee are handled case by case, and I'll tell you straight whether I think one is fair.
If a specific guarantee was offered to you in writing, that guarantee stands exactly as it was written.
You can stop participating any time. Stopping participation doesn't end the payments you committed to for the term.
I'm a coach, not a doctor. Nothing in this program is medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and nothing here replaces your physician.
Talk to your doctor before you start training or changing how you eat — especially if you're over 40, carrying significant weight, coming back from an injury, on medication, or managing any heart, joint, or metabolic condition.
Training carries real risk. You are responsible for your own body, for scaling anything to your ability, and for stopping when something is wrong. If it hurts in a way that isn't effort, stop and get it looked at.
Nutrition guidance here is general coaching, not a prescribed medical diet. If you need clinical nutrition care, that's a registered dietitian's job and I'll tell you so.
The 4 Point Crown app includes an AI coach that reads what you write and holds you to the standard you set. It is not a therapist, a counselor, or a crisis service.
If you're in crisis, in danger, or having thoughts of harming yourself, stop and call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) or 911. The app is built to point you there and flag me, but never wait on an app. Reach a human.
What men share inside stays inside. No screenshots, no repeating another man's business outside the room. Break that and you're out, no refund, no discussion — the confidentiality is the whole reason the room works.
No harassment, no selling to the members, no recruiting for anything else. Show up as a man other men can trust.
Covered in the privacy page. Short version: it goes to me and the two Captains, it's never sold, and you can have it deleted by asking.
If these terms change, the version in effect when you joined is the one that applies to you.
Ask me. DM @kingskollectivefit or reply to any email. I answer every one.
Kings Kollective · joinkingskollective.com · Last updated August 2026