Veast is a coaching and human-development platform. Paying members choose a personally vetted human coach after they subscribe, and progress is measured across fifteen mapped layers of the human system, called planes. It combines training, nutrition, yoga, breathwork, meditation and sleep protocols in one architecture.
- How much does Veast cost?
- Standard is priced across five regional tiers tracked to purchasing-power parity: $99, $59, $29, $15 and $7 per month. Every tier receives the same complete product with no reduced feature set. In the app, the App Store or Google Play shows the price in your local currency before you subscribe. Premium is priced individually by each coach. On a phone it is two charges: the Veast membership through the App Store or Google Play, and one-to-one coaching billed separately by card at the rate your coach sets.
- When does Veast open?
- Veast is open now on the App Store, on Google Play and on the web. The first 8,888 paying members receive permanent Founding Member status, which is never reissued and persists even if the member later cancels. Free-tier members do not qualify for Founding status.
- What are the fifteen planes?
- Sovereign, Fascia, Muscular, Circulatory, Skeletal, Visceral, Neural, Cellular, Etheric, Chakra, Presence, Elemental, Shadow, Transmission and Rishi. Planes 1 to 3 open on signup. Planes 4 to 15 unlock at Veast Score thresholds and are never unlocked by paying more. There is no progression pressure: a member may remain on one plane permanently and be fully honoured for it.
- What is the Veast Pledge?
- Veast permanently pledges 20% of net annual income, in four equal 5% slices, to humanitarian aid, animal rescue, purification of the earth and consciousness research. Net means gross revenue minus all operating expenses, salaries, infrastructure, payments and tax. The Pledge is never assessed on gross revenue, because a percentage of gross is a number chosen to sound large. Disbursements are delivered personally by the founder and published with receipts. The commitment cannot be amended: not by a board, not by unanimous vote.