Terms of sale
Last updated: 23 September 2026
These terms apply when you buy through this site the Launch Your Twin guide, alone or with the launch kit, or the launch kit on its own after buying the guide.
Who sells
The guide and the kit are sold by:
- Seller: Chase Crain, trading as Launch Your Twin
- Address: 2733 N Power Rd Ste 102, Mesa, AZ 85207
- Email: support@launchyourtwin.com
Payment is taken by Whop. Right after payment we email you your links: for the guide, a link to download it as a PDF; for the launch kit, a link to download it as a PDF and a link to its scripts page, a page of the kit's 40 scripts that you can download as a text file.
Price and tax
Prices are in US dollars and include any applicable sales tax or VAT, which Whop collects at checkout. It is one payment, not a subscription.
What you get
A personal, non-transferable licence to what you bought: the guide as a PDF, the launch kit as a PDF and its scripts page, whose scripts you keep by downloading them as a text file, or both, for your own use. You may not resell, share, publish or otherwise redistribute what you bought, any part of it, or its links. We may update the files and the page: your links serve the latest version, and if a link ever changes we email you the new one.
Results vary
The guide shows a method. What you get from it depends on your work, your niche, your audience and the tools you choose. We make no promise of income, views or any other result.
AI tools are not included
The guide explains how to use third-party AI tools. The tools themselves are not included: you pay for them separately, to their providers, on their terms.
Labelling AI-generated content
You are responsible for what you publish with a digital twin. Where the rules of a platform or the law require it, you label your content as AI-generated.
Refunds
Refunds and cancellation are covered by our refund policy.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Arizona, and the courts of the State of Arizona decide any dispute about them. Nothing in them takes away rights that the consumer law of the country where you live gives you.