Expensive Subscription
The Starrett System includes genuinely useful material, but its access model significantly reduces its value. After three months, most of the content you paid for is removed, leaving only minimal resources. That turns what should be a long-term training system into a short-term rental.
For a premium-priced program, this creates a poor return on investment and makes it hard to justify the cost. If this were structured as a course you could actually keep and revisit over time, it would be a much stronger offering. As it stands, the limited post–three-month access is the main reason I cannot fully recommend it.
For a premium-priced program, this creates a poor return on investment and makes it hard to justify the cost. If this were structured as a course you could actually keep and revisit over time, it would be a much stronger offering. As it stands, the limited post–three-month access is the main reason I cannot fully recommend it.
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