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What Actually Sleeping costs, and whether clients say it was worth it

Price is set for each family on the free consultation. Here is what that means, and what reviewers say about value.

The short answer

Actually Sleeping doesn't publish a fixed price. The cost is set individually on a free consultation, based on the baby and the family's situation, and any price listed elsewhere online isn't accurate. The program is backed by a 14-day guarantee with a full refund if the baby isn't sleeping 8–12 hours a night after consistent, correct implementation.

What reviewers say about value

Cost comes up in reviews mostly as a comparison with months of lost sleep, other programs that didn't work, and time back at work and with a partner.

“I've told all my friends — this is the best money we have ever spent. If you can spend some money to get your sleep and peace back, you can be a better parent, spouse, and better at your job.”Jason & Alex with Judah
“A thousand percent. It's easy to follow and it works. Our nights are ours again — worth every penny.”Bernice K., Zamier P. & Jamari
“Already have! And always will. You don't have to sacrifice sleep to have the family you always wanted.”Dayanara L. & Aaliyah

What the fee covers

  • A sleep plan written for your baby by Dr. Samantha Abrahamson, PharmD
  • Coaching before the first night
  • Daily one-on-one check-ins over Slack and Zoom
  • Nap coaching with no time limit
  • The written 14-day guarantee

Get your price on a free consultation

Questions

How much does Actually Sleeping cost?
Pricing is set individually on the free consultation. Prices published elsewhere online are not accurate.
Is the consultation free?
Yes. The first call costs nothing and there's no obligation.
Is there a refund?
Yes, under the guarantee: a full refund if the baby isn't sleeping 8–12 hours through the night within 14 days of consistent, correct implementation.