You're not paying to have one Umrah planned.
You're learning to plan your own, every year, for the rest of your life.
Forty-five minutes, one to one, screen shared. We build your Umrah live — your dates, your budget, whoever's coming. You leave with it written down. If you're ready, we book it on the call.
Ten calls a week. You leave with your Umrah figured out, or you don't pay.
The reasons people don't go.
Almost everyone who messages us says one of these first.
I don't know how any of this works.
Nobody does the first time. There's an order to it — visa, then flights, then hotels, then the rites themselves. We wrote all of it down and we give it away free, so you can read the whole thing before you spend a dollar.
Every agency wants $3,000.
They do. That price buys you having it handled, and it buys it once. Next year you start from zero and pay it again. Learning to book it yourself is a one-time thing that works every year after.
I'm not religious enough.
Umrah isn't a reward for being finished. Plenty of people go precisely because they're not where they want to be.
I have no one to go with.
Come with us in January. Most of the group is in their twenties and most of them arrive not knowing a single person on the trip. They don't leave that way.
I'll get the rituals wrong.
We teach you the rites before you go, for free. On the trip there's a seminar before we fly so it's familiar before you're standing in it. And if you're still unsure, you can ask me directly on a call.
For sisters
Can I go without a mahram?
Yes. Saudi removed that requirement, and sisters travel with us on their own. Nothing about the planning or the trip changes.
What actually happens on the call.
Your real number
What this trip actually costs on your dates
Your flights
Pulled up and filtered in front of you
Your hotels
Makkah and Madinah, priced to your budget, trade-offs explained
Your visa timeline
What to do and when
Your ground plan
Airport to hotel, Makkah to Madinah
What it's actually like
The parts nobody tells you
What you keep afterwards.
The Umrah Blueprint
Dates, real cost, flights, hotels, visa timeline, and the exact order to book in. Written down, yours to reuse.
The recording of your call
Rewatch it every year before you book again.
A standing seat in the weekly Q&A
Any week, this year or five years from now, for you or for family.
Everything free on the site
The full Starter Kit.
Your price today — $99
One call, two of you.
If you want to plan this with a friend, a sibling, or whoever you're actually going with, bring them. One call covers both of you. Just put their name on the form so I know who's joining.
Two people per call.
$3,000
What an agency charges, once
$2,050
Our January trip, all in
$99
Learning to do it yourself, forever
If it doesn't work, you don't pay.
You leave knowing exactly how to do this on your own — planned, or booked if you're ready — or you don't pay. There's no form. Just say so on the call.
Who you're actually talking to.
I first went when I was 17, still in high school. We booked through one of the big agencies and paid a lot for it. It was amazing — but the group was people three times my age and the schedule was built for them. I never left the area around the Haram. I didn't see the city at all. The second time I went I did it myself, and it was a completely different trip. Since then it's been three years of this, including months living in Madinah. Dozens of Umrahs in and it still doesn't get old. I run the January trip because I love doing it. You go out with a group of young people and they come home your brothers and sisters. A lot of them come home and change their lives — not slightly, properly. Being part of that is the reason any of this exists.
Before you book.
Book the call.
Ten calls a week.
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