The short answer
The King’s Code app is sold in one place only: its official website, which takes you to a secure JVZoo checkout. It costs $97, one payment, with no subscription, and comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. It is not on Amazon, the App Store or Google Play — and the “King’s Code” you see in bookstores is a different book by a different author. If you want the 15-minute daily practice app, the official checkout is the only place to get it.
The only official place to buy it
The King’s Code is a digital product: a daily practice app plus four printable bonuses. The maker sells it directly from its own website, and the payment is processed by JVZoo, a checkout platform for digital products. There is no shop, no reseller and no app-store listing in between.
- Official website: usethekingscode.com — the sales page with the full explanation, the research and the guarantee.
- Checkout: a secure JVZoo payment page, reached from the official website’s buttons.
- Price: $97, one payment — no monthly fee, no automatic renewal.
- Support and refunds: support@usethekingscode.com, the address published on the official page.
Our buttons on this page lead to that same official website and checkout. We earn a commission if you buy through them, at no extra cost to you — the price is the same $97 either way.
The King’s Code app vs. everything else called “King’s Code”
This is where most buyers get confused. Search for “The King’s Code” and you will see books, audiobooks, a men’s program and even a software company. They share a name, nothing else. Here is how to tell them apart:
| What you see | What it is | Where it is sold |
|---|---|---|
| The King’s Code The app | A 15-minute daily self-talk and planning practice: Reset, Syntax, Mirror, Anchor. App + 4 printable bonuses. | Official website + JVZoo checkout only, $97 |
| The King’s Code (book) | A book by Raul Villacis, also available as an audiobook, with a podcast of the same name. | Amazon, Audible, Apple Books, bookstores |
| thekingscode.org | A men’s group program with its own coaching structure and pricing. | Its own website |
| The Queen’s Code | A book by Alison Armstrong about relationships between men and women. | Amazon and bookstores |
| 7 Kings Code | An IT staffing and software company — the reason company reviews show up in searches. | Not a consumer product |
If the page you are on sells a paperback, offers a monthly coaching plan or asks you to install something from an app store, it is not the King’s Code app we review here.
How buying it works, step by step
- Open the official websiteRead the page at your own pace. It explains the four phases, the research behind them and the guarantee before you ever see a price.
- Check the priceIt should read $97, one payment, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. No monthly plan, no trial that converts into a subscription.
- Pay at the JVZoo checkoutThe “Get The King’s Code” buttons take you to a secure JVZoo payment page. Enter your details there and confirm.
- Decide on the optional add-onAfter checkout the maker offers a separate Stoic-philosophy companion. It is optional — you can simply decline it. The $97 purchase already includes the app and all four bonuses.
- Keep your receiptJVZoo emails a purchase receipt with your transaction details. Keep it: it is what you would reference if you ever need support or a refund.
- Check your statementThe charge appears as JVZOO*The King’s Code. That is the normal descriptor for a JVZoo purchase, not a third party.
How to spot a look-alike or out-of-date page
Popular digital products attract copycat pages, and some review sites simply get the details wrong. Before you pay, check these five things — the official offer passes all of them:
✓ The official offer
- Price of $97, one payment, no subscription
- A 30-day money-back guarantee
- Payment through a JVZoo checkout
- Support at support@usethekingscode.com
- A digital app with four printable bonuses
⚠ Signs you are somewhere else
- A “free download”, PDF or cracked version of the app
- A monthly plan or a trial that renews automatically
- A guarantee period that doesn’t match the official 30 days
- An app-store install link or a marketplace listing
- A checkout that is not JVZoo
Why the guarantee detail matters
Some pages online describe a different guarantee period than the one the maker publishes. The official page states 30 days: email support@usethekingscode.com within 30 days of purchase for a full refund, for any reason. If a page tells you otherwise, trust the official page — and plan any refund request around 30 days. We walk through the process in our price and refund guide.
Where you won’t find it
- Amazon, eBay and bookstores — what you find there is the book by Raul Villacis, not the app.
- The App Store and Google Play — the app has no store listing; access comes through the official purchase.
- “Free download” or discount-code sites — we did not find any official coupon code; the price shown at the official checkout was $97.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I buy The King’s Code app?
Only through the official website, usethekingscode.com, which sends you to a secure JVZoo checkout. The price is $97, one payment, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Is The King’s Code on Amazon?
The app is not. The King’s Code you find on Amazon, Audible and Goodreads is a book by Raul Villacis, a different product from a different author. The 15-minute daily practice app is sold only through its official website.
Can I download The King’s Code from the App Store or Google Play?
No. The King’s Code app has no app-store listing. You get access after buying through the official JVZoo checkout.
Is the King’s Code app the same as the King’s Code book?
No. They share a name only. The app is a four-phase daily self-talk and planning practice (Reset, Syntax, Mirror, Anchor) sold for $97 on its official site. The book is a separate title by Raul Villacis sold in bookstores.
What will appear on my card statement?
The charge appears as JVZOO*The King’s Code, because the payment is processed by JVZoo on behalf of the maker.
Is The King’s Code a subscription?
No. It is one payment of $97 with no recurring charges. An optional add-on is offered after checkout and can be declined.