Can I read some before I pay?
Eleven scenes, on a free account: one email, no card. The first is open without even that.
Why is the book once, and Sophus a month?
Because the book is finished, and Sophus isn’t. You buy the book once — every chapter, the narration, every line you keep — and it’s yours. Sophus is a live teacher: every answer is written for you, about the line you stopped at, the moment you ask, and each one costs something real to make. +1 Connect keeps you with the readers who stopped where you did, for as long as you stay. What is made once, you pay for once. What happens every day, you pay for as it happens.
I never finish books.
A scene is about five minutes, and it remembers exactly where you were — on whatever you next pick up, a week later. And when a line stops you, there is somebody to talk to about it.
The film is barely started. Why pay now?
Because the price you take is the price you keep. The Odyssey is $99 a month while the film is being made. The whole book opens the moment you pay, and every episode that lands afterwards is already yours.
What happens if I stop paying?
If you own the book, nothing — it stays yours. If you stop Reader, Sophus and +1 Connect go quiet at the end of the month you’ve paid for. After your first full-price month of Reader the book is yours for good, so stopping never takes it away. Every line you kept stays yours either way. Cancelling is one press on your own billing page.
What if I do not like it?
Thirty days. For Reader or the Odyssey, one press on your billing page and the money goes back. For the book, one line to support@salssky.com. No form, no reason asked, and nobody writes to talk you out of it.
Where does my card go?
To Stripe, on Stripe's own page. There is no card field anywhere on this site, so your card number never reaches it.