Behind the Markets is Dylan Jovine’s monthly mid-cap advisory — one pick a month, a live model portfolio, real-time alerts, and a stack of bonus reports tied to whatever promo is running. The pricing is two tiers, and the renewal is the same number on both. Here is what each tier costs, what ships with each, and the refund window that makes the entry price low-risk.
The price table (verified July 18, 2026)
| Tier | First-year price | Renews at | What you get | Refund window |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | $49/yr | $99/yr | Monthly newsletter + main bonus report + model portfolio + alerts | 30 days, full refund |
| Complete | $99/yr | $99/yr | Everything in Basic + all six or seven bonus reports | 30 days, full refund |
List price on the Complete package is advertised at $2,396 retail — that is the sum-of-bonuses figure the order page uses to frame the 96% discount. The actual market price for the Complete tier is $99, and it renews at $99. The Basic tier renews at $99 too, which means the renewal math collapses both tiers to the same number after year one. Source: behindthemarkets.com order flow and the BTM Quantum AI offer page, confirmed July 18, 2026.
A note on the tier naming: the BTM order page has historically shuffled labels — Bronze, Silver, Platinum, Good, Great, Best — across different promo creatives. The two prices that hold steady across all of them are $49 (entry) and $99 (full bonus stack). If you see a third tier priced at $149, treat it as a creative variant and verify against the live order page before you put a card down. The $149 figure has appeared in some affiliate creatives but is not the current standard offer.
What each tier ships
Basic ($49) — the monthly newsletter, real-time alerts, model portfolio access, and the lead bonus report tied to the current promo. This floor tier covers one pick a month, with holding periods measured in months to years.
Complete ($99) — everything in Basic plus the full bonus report stack. The current Hidden American Inheritance promo ships six bonus reports covering AI infrastructure, defense themes, geopolitical analysis, and income ideas. If you came in on a specific teased thesis and want the full research behind it, this is the tier that delivers. The upgrade from Basic to Complete is $50, and the gap buys you every report the promo teases.
The auto-renew mechanics, plainly
Behind the Markets bills the card you signed up with each year on the anniversary. Both tiers renew at $99 — Basic steps up from $49 to $99 (a 102% increase), Complete stays flat at $99. The step-up on Basic is the detail to catch: the first year looks like a half-price newsletter, the second year is full price. That is standard front-end pricing in this vertical, and BTM is more transparent about it than most.
The 30-day refund window is shorter than the Oxford Club and MarketWise front-ends (which run 90 to 365 days). You have one month to read the first issue, check the model portfolio, and decide whether Jovine’s research style fits how you invest. If it does not, cancel within 30 days for a full refund — and any bonus reports you downloaded are yours to keep regardless.
To cancel auto-renew: log in to the BTM member portal (hosted on the Teachable platform) and disable auto-renewal in your account settings, or email Member Services. Cancel before the renewal date and you keep access through the paid term.
Is the promo price worth it
At $49 for the Basic tier with a 30-day refund, the downside is a month of your time and a refund request if the fit is wrong. Jovine’s track record is unusually transparent for this space — 72.9% win rate across 70 closed trades, self-reported and unaudited, but published with specific entry prices and outcomes. Past performance does not guarantee future results. That track record is the reason the $49 price reads as a value buy. The Complete tier at $99 is the better buy if you came in on a specific promo thesis, because the bonus reports are where the teased-stock research lives.
The renewal at $99 puts Behind the Markets in the same price band as Motley Fool Stock Advisor and below most MarketWise front-ends. For readers weighing BTM against Jovine’s other products, the Takeover Targets review covers the companion service in the same Hidden American Inheritance silo, and the Hidden American Inheritance trust-check evaluates the $500 trillion seabed-mining thesis the current promo is selling. Whether it earns the renewal depends on whether Jovine’s mid-cap value approach continues to deliver in year two. The 30-day window gives you a read on the research style; the renewal decision is a separate call you make with a year of issues in hand.
Links
- Full review of Behind the Markets: Behind the Markets Review
- Live offer page: Behind the Markets Subscription (affiliate; we earn a commission if you subscribe, at no cost to you)
Prices verified July 18, 2026, against the behindthemarkets.com order flow and the BTM Quantum AI offer page. Affiliate disclosure: Flack Jacket Finance is an affiliate partner of Behind the Markets. We earn a commission on subscriptions initiated through our links. This does not affect the price you pay or the honesty of the pricing data on this page.
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