▲Step-by-Step Registration
Registration opens with the promotion window around August 10. Sign up through the event page — this link takes you straight there (we may earn a commission; your price stays the same: free). Enter your details, and you're in for every session: September 6–9 and the follow-up on September 13, live from Dubai. Attendees also get access to event WhatsApp groups the team runs during the week.
Right after registering, expect an offer page for the VIP upgrade ($25) and small digital add-ons. Key thing: these are optional. You can click past every one and still attend the full event free. During the event, on day 2, they'll present the $1,995 Monetize program. Also optional.
▲What "Free" Actually Gets You
The free seat includes the complete live challenge with Iman Gadzhi and Russell Brunson, plus celebrity guests the team was lining up. What you won't get free: the VIP bonus sessions, prize drawings, and the software inside Monetize — see the full bonus list for what each layer unlocks.
▲Why "Free" Is Genuinely Free Here
Worried there's a hidden charge? The company's own legal terms settle it: registration is "offered to Prospects at no charge" — it isn't even commissionable for affiliates, which means nobody in the promotion chain earns a cent from your free signup. The business model is transparent: they give the event away, and they earn only if some attendees choose the paid layers. Your email address and attention are what the free ticket costs — know that, and it's a fair trade.
▲A Simple Game Plan
Register as soon as sign-ups open. Skip every upsell on day one — you can always upgrade later, but you can't un-spend money you weren't ready to part with. Attend live, note the bonuses announced on days 3–5, and make any buying decision calmly before the September 15 cart close on the schedule. Can't make a session? The replay page covers your safety net.
Our Verdict
Grab the free seat early and decide about upgrades later. Free entry plus a record-attempt production is the easiest yes on this whole site.
▲What Happens in the First Five Minutes
Knowing the flow removes the pressure, so here it is in order. You land on the registration page and enter your name and email. You are immediately taken to a thank-you page that doubles as the first offer — the VIP upgrade. Decline it and you'll see a second, smaller digital add-on. Decline that too and you are simply registered, fully, for free.
Then your confirmation email lands. Keep it: that email is your access link, and it is also the fastest route to support if anything goes wrong later. The team also runs attendee WhatsApp groups during event week, which is where reminders and bonus announcements circulate. If you'd rather not join a group chat, you don't have to — the sessions stream regardless.
One thing worth repeating because it surprises people: declining every upsell does not downgrade your seat. The live sessions you watch are the same sessions a VIP buyer watches. VIP adds extra hours; it doesn't unlock the main event.
▲Who This Event Is Actually For
Iman explained his audience model at the partner briefing, and it's genuinely useful for deciding whether to attend. He splits any market into four groups: beginner, mid-market, advanced, and mass market — with mass market being by far the largest. His content, he said, is deliberately built for mass market and beginners, and he's blunt that mid-market audiences often dislike his style while advanced operators tend to respect the results.
So who gets the most from a free seat? People early in the journey who want a clear, guardrailed path rather than a buffet of tactics. People who like operating behind the scenes instead of building a personal brand. And — a real third group — experienced marketers who want to study a record-scale launch from the inside, because the event is itself a masterclass in how these campaigns are built.
Who should probably skip it? Anyone who already runs a mature offer and wants deep, niche-specific tactics; mass-market teaching is broad by design. And anyone shopping for a guaranteed income plan, because that isn't what's on offer here — the organizers' own rules forbid their promoters from even implying it.
▲How to Get the Most From Five Free Days
Treat it like a course you paid for, and it behaves like one. Block the sessions in your calendar now rather than deciding each morning. Take notes in one document instead of scattered screenshots — the sessions build on each other, and day 4 makes far more sense if you can glance back at day 1. Write down your questions as they occur; much of what gets taught is answered live.
Then set one boundary before you start: decide, in advance, the maximum you're willing to spend this September, and write that number down. Not zero necessarily — just a number you chose while calm. Every experienced buyer we know does some version of this, because a decision made on Tuesday afternoon is a better decision than one made at minute fourteen of a countdown timer. If the offer still makes sense against your pre-set number on day 4, that's real signal.