Questions and answers

A Standard spot is $19 for one person on one call, with the replay for 90 days. Pro, at $49, adds priority for your questions, a 12-month replay and a transcript to keep; it is coming soon. See pricing.

No. You pay for the calls you attend and nothing renews. Every price is shown upfront.

If your first call isn't what you hoped for, email admin@hurdlecalls.com within 7 days of the call and we refund it in full, no questions asked.

Yes. Prepaid spots stay in your account, never expire and work on any call. Unused ones are refundable within 14 days of buying them. If we cancel a call or your booking, the spot goes back to your account. Read the refund policy for the details.

Yes. Each credit you already own covers one Standard spot on any call, with no expiry.

Yes. Add each person from your account, and each gets a personal join link.

Booking closes. Each call is capped at 100 attendees. Your credits stay in your account for the next call.

There are two kinds. On a management interview, Sean questions the company's leadership using his due diligence. On a fact-finding call, set up after a press release that raises questions, Sean takes management through what investors want to know. Either way, Sean answers the questions attendees submitted at the end.

It depends on the company and the topic. A CFO call stays focused on the balance sheet. A CEO call covers the vision and what the team is working to accomplish. Some calls bring the CEO and CFO together, or include the Chairman, COO or CMO. Sean sometimes invites another investor who knows the company well to help drill down.

No. Submit your questions in the Q&A box during the call, and Sean answers them at the end.

Pick a call and book for yourself or your team. Every attendee gets a personal join link by email, and your bookings are always on your dashboard.

Yes. With a Standard spot, your replay stays open for 90 days after the call, through the next earnings report. Pro (coming soon) keeps it for 12 months. A free clip from each call is posted publicly. See replays.

No. HurdleCalls is funded by the investors who book calls. Companies don't pay us to appear, and they don't approve Sean's questions.

Sean is a high-conviction investor focused on North American MicroCaps at an inflection point, mostly under $300M. He hosts every HurdleCalls call. About HurdleCalls.

Hurdle Calls LLC, based in Rochester, Michigan.

No. Calls are for information only. Nothing said on a call is investment advice or an offer to buy or sell any security.