Reach 2000 in Chess with our step-by-step study plans
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100+ Grandmaster
Courses
Openings, tactics, strategy, endgames with 500+ hours of video instruction
10k+ Practice Puzzles
We have one of the largest collection of practice sets on the net
Study Plans
to Reach 2000
A structured study plan to elevate your chess rating to 2000
A Complete Package
for Just $5.6/Month*
All this for just $5.6 / month*
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I get charged in the first 14 days?
The first 14 days are completely free. You will be charged only on day 15.
Can I cancel my plan for free during the trial?
You can cancel for free anytime during the 14 days trial.
How do you accept payments securely?
We accept all major credit cards and payments via Stripe which is a globally recognized and trusted payment platform, handling billions in transactions each year. We also accept PayPal payments, which is 100% secure.
Is there a limit to how many courses I can study?
Absolutely not! Once you subscribe to a paid membership, you can study as many courses as you want and practice all the puzzles on the platform.
What if I decide to switch between the Monthly and Yearly plans?
You can change your plan in your account settings page. The changes will take effect at your next billing date.
How can I trust the quality of the courses?
All courses are created by grandmasters who are passionate and experienced teachers. All our grandmasters are ranked around 2,600 elo which is considered very high and shows great expertise in chess. The courses are of very high quality.
Can I really reach 2000 in chess just using your platform?
We strongly believe so, but it is really up to you and your level of commitment.
We provide all the necessary tools on our platform: study plans, courses, puzzles, the works. Everything is here to enable you to reach very high levels in chess.
