Questions about verification, pricing, and scope

Every AI-generated program starts with a clear 'unverified' label. When you request expert review, a credentialed specialist reads the program line by line, annotates corrections, and either approves it or sends it back with changes. Once approved, the program carries a verification stamp with the reviewer's name, credentials, and date.

Reviewers hold credentials such as NASM CPT, CES, PES, FNS, WLS, MMACS, and SFS; EXOS XFS; Precision Nutrition Level 1; or equivalent clinical licenses (DPT, PA, FNP, RD). Each verification badge shows the reviewer's actual name and credentials.

A one-hour live video consult is $200. It includes a free 20-minute scheduled follow-up with the same specialist to confirm your question is fully resolved.

Premium costs $1,250 for the year, billed upfront. It gives you 24/7 access to the full exercise-science video library, research library, and supplement/nutrient database, plus up to 6 additional questions per year.

Yes. You can build a program with the AI intake at no cost. The output is clearly labelled unverified until you request paid specialist review.

Consults can be rescheduled up to 24 hours before the session. If a specialist fails to attend or cannot fulfill the session, a full refund is issued. Subscription refunds are handled on a case-by-case basis within the first 14 days if no questions have been used.

The specialist will flag it and, when appropriate, refer you to a licensed provider in the clinical referral network — a physical therapist, physician assistant, family nurse practitioner, or registered dietitian. You book and pay that provider directly on their own site.

No. iPerform University & Training Center provides coaching and education. Nothing here is medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your physician before beginning any training, nutrition, or supplement protocol.

Premium members can submit up to 6 questions per year. Each question is answered by a credentialed specialist. Details on format — async text/video or live — will be confirmed before launch.

The web app is built first with the same account and entitlements that will power a future mobile app.