Name Your Own Price on Any Class We Teach

Here is the offer, in one sentence: tell us what you can pay for a class, and a person will answer you. Not a form that thanks you for your interest. An actual answer — yes, no, or a number we can do.

We are calling it thinQflex, and it applies to every class we teach.

How it works

1. You name a price. Pick the class and tell us what works for your budget. Say why if it helps — it genuinely affects the answer.
2. Choose how you would pay it. In full, or spread over twelve months.
3. A person reviews it. Usually within a working day. Every offer gets read.
4. You get one of three answers. We accept it, we come back with terms we can do, or we tell you straight that we cannot — and point you at funding that might.

Twelve months, and no interest

If you spread the cost, you pay the agreed total and nothing more. No interest, no finance charge, no fee for paying over time. A $2,400 agreement is twelve payments of $200, and after the twelfth the schedule ends by itself. There is no renewal, and nothing to remember to cancel.

The number you agree to is the number you pay. That is the whole of it.

Prefer to settle it in one go? That works too, and it is the same process — name your price, get an answer.

What happens if we say yes

You get a link that is personal to you. It shows the agreement — a short document covering the payment arrangement and nothing else — and you sign it by typing your name. Then you pay on our payment provider's own secure pages. We never see or hold your card details.

You are emailed the full agreement, not a link to it, so you hold your own copy of exactly what you agreed to.

Why we are doing this

Because the honest answer to "how much does the class cost" has always depended on who is asking. Employers negotiate. Groups negotiate. Someone paying out of their own pocket usually does not know that negotiating is even an option, and pays list or walks away.

That is a bad way to run a price. So we have made it explicit: the number is negotiable, here is where you say what works, and a person will read it.

Being straight about the limits

• Not every offer gets accepted. We answer every one, but some numbers we cannot make work. You will be told plainly rather than left waiting.
• One counter, then a decision. If we come back with terms, you can take them or leave them. It is not a haggle that runs for a week — and if it is close, call us, because a person can do things a form cannot.
• Payment plans are an agreement. You sign it, and the payments are automatic. If one fails we will contact you and give you a fair chance to put it right before doing anything else.

Before you make an offer, check this first

If you are serving, a veteran, or a military spouse, there may be a program that pays for your training outright — Air Force COOL, Army Credentialing Assistance, MyCAA and VET TEC each cover most of what we teach. Those pay the school directly and cost you nothing, which beats any price you could negotiate with us.

Start at our funding page. If none of it fits, thinQflex is waiting.

Make an offer

• Name your price: thinqtanklearning.com/payplan.php
• Call: 855-868-4467
• Email: sasmith@thinqtanklearning.com

Pick a class, tell us a number, and we will tell you where we stand.