About Ben Greenfield Life
Ben Greenfield Life is the personal brand and online platform of author, coach, and biohacker Ben Greenfield, based in Spokane, Washington, USA. The site (bengreenfieldlife.com) offers educational content such as articles, podcasts, and newsletters focused on health, fitness, performance, longevity, spirituality, and lifestyle optimization. In addition, they sell digital programs, coaching packages, courses, and a curated selection of physical products like books, supplements from partner brands, fitness tools, and lifestyle gear, usually via their online store and partner links.
A charge from “Ben Greenfield Life,” “BGL,” or similar wording on your bank or card statement usually relates to a purchase made through bengreenfieldlife.com or a connected checkout page. This may be a one-time purchase (such as a book, course, or product bundle), a recurring membership or coaching subscription, or a digital program with ongoing access. Some users also see small temporary authorization holds when first adding a card or updating payment details; these are test charges that should automatically disappear. Recurring charges commonly relate to memberships (e.g., premium content, community access, or coaching) that bill monthly or annually, and some may start after a free or discounted trial period.
If you’re unsure about a Ben Greenfield Life charge, start by searching your email for receipts or order confirmations from bengreenfieldlife.com or their payment processors (often Stripe or Shopify) around the date of the transaction. Log into your Ben Greenfield Life account (if you created one) to review your orders, subscriptions, or coaching agreements, and check for renewal dates. For further help or to dispute a charge, use the contact or support form on bengreenfieldlife.com, or reply to any official receipt email; have the last four digits of your card, the charge amount, and the transaction date ready so support can quickly locate your order. Avoid canceling through your bank as a first step—resolving it directly with the merchant is usually faster and avoids accidental loss of access you may still want.