[ Payment Options - one-time or monthly ]

⭐ One-time, single payment options are listings in my Ko-Fi shop.

There are two options to "pay in full" as a one-time, up front payment.
Use these links or the ones under the images below --

• Pay in Full, top of the scale, here - $360 USD.

• Sliding scale and choose your amount, here - from $270 USD and up.

⭐ Monthly payment plans - Reach out via email:

Email caramiawitch-cauldron@yahoo.com with subject: "Nine Moons payment plan" to let me know you'd like to arrange monthly payments!

• There are many options for 3- or 4-months, and different amounts, depending on where you slide, so we'll set it up together. As an example, three monthly payments would look like $120-90 per month.

[ Next Steps to Expect ]

⭐ Registration Form!

• If you use Ko-Fi to pay, you will be redirected to a google form to fill out.

• If arranging with me through email, I will send you the form link when we've made our arrangements.

The form will ask you some basic info -- your name, pronouns, a little bit about you and why you're taking the course. The usual! This will help me to envision the group as it forms, and make sure I have your contact info for when we get started in October.

The form will also link to some helpful info about Discord, for those participating who may not be familiar with it yet.

⭐ Discord access will open at the end of September, shortly before we start.

• Our private group space on Discord will be a section within my "classroom" server, which is called CuteWitch Cauldron, harking back to the username I've had for so many years!

• (If you're in the Woodland server, for Patreon and Ko-Fi supporters, this is a separate server.)

• It is a private server, just like all of mine are, so it cannot be searched by the public and is only accessible through an invite link.

Nine Moon begins in October, so I'll open up discord access a week or so before, and send all registered participants the link to join. That way folks will have extra time to join the space, introduce ourselves, and start getting to know the group (and the platform) before the first videos get dropped. (I recently used Slack for the first time, and they are QUITE similar in setup, if that helps give anyone a better idea!)