Wealth Brain Code review
Hypnosis audio aimed at easing the anxiety and scarcity thinking you carry around money
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
You've probably had the thought that other people find money easier than you do. Not that they work harder, just that they don't flinch at charging properly, asking for a raise, or spending without a knot in their stomach. Wealth Brain Code is aimed at exactly that feeling. Aaron Surtees is a hypnotist, and this is hypnosis audio: headphones on, relax, listen to suggestions designed to soften the anxious, scarcity flavoured way you think about money. Take the headline at face value and you'd expect money to turn up because your brain got recoded. That's the seller's promise, and the page offers no evidence for it, so don't buy on that basis. What this kind of audio does reliably do is put you in a calm state for twenty minutes with a steady voice telling you good things about yourself. Plenty of people get real value from that. You ruminate less, you sleep a bit better, you go into a difficult money conversation with less dread. At nine dollars that's a fair trade for a couple of weeks of trying it. The catch is the recurring billing. This is a subscription, not a one off, and the page is quiet about what you'll be charged after the intro price. Find that number before you enter your card.
Pros
- Cheap enough to test for a month
- Passive to use, you just listen
- Transcript included if audio isn't your thing
- Genuinely relaxing even if nothing else changes
Cons
- Recurring charge after the intro price, amount not stated on the page
- No evidence offered for the money and brain claims
- Page never says how many sessions or how long they are
- Won't change your actual income or fix a debt problem
What you get
Hypnosis audio sessions from Aaron Surtees, built around relaxing you into a receptive state then repeating suggestions about money, self worth and success. There's a text transcript if you'd rather read than listen. The page doesn't say how many tracks there are, how long each runs, or what the ongoing subscription adds after the first payment, which is a real gap.
Before you buy
- Find the rebill amount and how to cancel before paying the nine dollars
- Check the refund window shown at checkout rather than assuming one
- Be honest about whether you'll set aside quiet time daily, that's the whole method
Who it suits
Someone open to relaxation and mindset audio who wants to feel calmer and more hopeful about money, not someone in a real financial squeeze who needs practical help
