I've taken a lot of Craftsy classes and learned at least one thing in each of them. Some are better than others, but all good enough that I was satisfied. I usually read thru the lessons, then the questions/answers and then watch the video. I really like that you can ask a question and get answers from more than just the instructor. Many times there's more than one answer that works. I've been a follower of Leah Day for many years, even before she began her Free Motion Quilting Project. I highly suggest her classes. Just about all the machine quilting classes are good. I've also taking a couple knitting classes and found them to be wonderful as well. They get the camera right in there on the knitting needles, so you can easily see what's happening. As others have said, if you are not satisfied, they'll give you a refund. I've gotten just about all the classes I've taken, on sale for at least 25% off. The only time limits are with the block of the month - you can't see the next month's lesson before it's the next month. All the others, you watch on your own time, whatever time of the day or night = doesn't matter. I love this way of learning.