Frequently Asked Questions

No. It's a subscription that includes a working operating system, an 8-module training course, and ongoing weekly support. The combination is designed so the system actually sticks and becomes part of your routine.

The Get Paid Reset takes about 10 minutes per week. The initial setup and course work requires more time upfront, but once the system is in place, the weekly maintenance is minimal.

Yes, the Freelancer OS is built in Notion. Notion offers a free plan that works perfectly for this system. If you already use a different tool, the principles still apply, but you would need to adapt the system yourself.

If you're already tracking everything and never miss an invoice, this may not add much. But if money occasionally slips through the cracks despite your organization, the Get Paid Reset adds a focused weekly checkpoint specifically for revenue.

The system works especially well for freelancers with multiple projects and varying client types. The Freelancer OS tracks everything in one place regardless of how irregular your work patterns are.

Yes. The system scales to your workload. Whether you have two clients or twenty, the weekly reset takes the same 10 minutes and keeps everything visible.

The Freelancer OS is a Notion workspace that tracks clients, projects, invoices, and follow-ups in one connected system. It includes dashboards, templates, and views designed specifically for the Get Paid Reset workflow.

Weekly calls are a mix of Q&A, accountability check-ins, and tactical problem-solving. You can bring questions, get feedback on your system, and learn from other freelancers facing similar challenges.

Yes. There are no long-term contracts. You can cancel your subscription at any time through Skool.

Start by joining free in Skool. You'll get access to the community immediately. From there, you can explore the free content and decide if upgrading to paid access makes sense for you.