Midas Manifestation

The Midas Manifestation sales page, captured 2026-09-23

Midas Manifestation review

A manifestation programme for people who feel stuck about money and want a mental reset.

Category Spirituality, New Age & Alternative BeliefsBilling repeats until cancelled

By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.

Is it worth it?

If you're reading this, money is probably the thing sitting on your chest. You work, you try, it doesn't move, and somewhere in the back of your mind sits the thought that other people know something you don't. That thought is exactly what Midas Manifestation is built on. The pitch says a man found ancient knowledge in an Egyptian library, that a powerful elite have hidden it for centuries, and that people tried to kill him over it. Treat that as sales theatre, not history. No evidence is offered for any of it, and none for the idea that this moves money into your account. What it actually is, underneath the story, is a manifestation programme: material you work through that asks you to look at your situation and your own odds differently. That can be worth real money to the right person. People do come out of this kind of thing calmer, clearer about what they want, more willing to actually do something. It isn't therapy and doesn't claim to be, but it costs a fraction of a few sessions. The practical problem is what the page leaves out. It never says the price, never says what arrives, and never mentions that you'll be charged again next cycle. Find all three before you type a card number.

Pros

  • Digital, so you can start the same day
  • Cheaper than coaching or counselling for a similar reframe
  • Gives you a structured daily thing to do instead of stewing
  • Payment and refunds run through ClickBank, not the seller directly

Cons

  • Page never states the price, the contents, or how much material there is
  • Recurring billing is easy to miss, this is a subscription
  • The secret societies story does most of the selling and none of it is backed up
  • No evidence at all that it affects your actual income

What you get

The page is vague about this, which is worth noticing. It's digital, delivered through a members' area you log into, so nothing ships and access is immediate after payment. The pitch itself is a video with a read it instead option, and the material follows the same manifestation theme. Billing recurs, so you're subscribing to ongoing access rather than buying once.

Before you buy

  • The price isn't on the page. Check the order form total, and whether it's the first of several charges
  • Find the cancellation steps before you pay, not after the second charge lands
  • If format matters to you, ask order support what actually arrives (audio, PDFs, how many) before buying

Who it suits

Someone who wants a daily mindset ritual around money and can shrug off the conspiracy framing. If you need an actual plan for earning more, look elsewhere.

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