The Ex Factor 2.0 vs Text Chemistry by Amy North: Which One?

Both programs help women communicate better with men, but they solve different problems. The Ex Factor 2.0 is a structured breakup recovery plan; Text Chemistry is a kit of texting templates for any stage of dating or a relationship. Here is how The Ex Factor 2.0 compares with The Woman Men Adore.

Quick Comparison

	The Ex Factor 2.0	Text Chemistry by Amy North
Best For	Women recently broken up who want a multi-week recovery plan	Women at any dating stage who want exact texts to send
Method	No contact → self-improvement → slow reconnection	13 ready-made templates for first dates, reconnecting, and keeping interest
Formats	PDF guide (~200 pages), 10 videos, audio, worksheets	PDF guide (~90 pages), 13 text templates, 3 short videos, bonus PDF
Price	$34 one-time	$44 one-time
Optional Extras	Premium upgrade (~$67) + recurring plan	Members’ area (~$27/mo, rebills after trial)
Refund	60 days, ClickBank-honored	60 days, ClickBank-honored
Focus	Heal first; rebuild attraction across phases	Send the right text at the right moment
Research Base	Gottman, Sue Johnson, attachment theory	Communication psychology basics

The Ex Factor 2.0: Best if you have recently broken up

Use this if:

• You just ended a relationship and want a clear phase-by-phase plan
• You want guidance on no contact, self-improvement, and slow reconnection in that order
• You learn better from video and audio alongside a workbook
• You want to understand whether getting back together is even the right move

The method: The Ex Factor 2.0 runs through four stages — no contact (space to reset), self-improvement (value-building), slow reconnection (low-stakes contact), and a decision point. Brad Browning frames each stage clearly so you know what to do and when. Texting advice is included but it is one piece of a larger plan, not the whole thing. For a side-by-side verdict, see Text Chemistry versus The Bonding Stages.

Strength: The phase structure prevents the most common post-breakup mistakes — over-texting, begging, or showing up unannounced. The plan is patient, which is hard to maintain solo, and the program is designed to hold you to that. Here is how Text Chemistry compares with The Devotion System.

Weakness: You are getting a 200-page PDF, 10 videos, and audio. If you only want to know what to text him, this is more than you need. The upsell funnel at checkout is aggressive and the premium version can push the total cost above $200.

Cost reality: $34 base. Checkout offers a premium upgrade and a recurring subscription plan — both are optional and skippable.

Text Chemistry by Amy North: Best if you want the right words right now

Use this if:

• You are at any stage — early dating, maintaining interest, or trying to reconnect — and want ready-made texts
• You freeze up and cannot figure out what to send
• You want a quick, beginner-friendly guide, not a full breakup course
• You want templates you can customize, not a multi-week plan

The method: Amy North teaches a texting framework and backs it with 13 template categories (first date follow-up, keeping interest, reconnecting after silence, and more). The 90-page guide explains the principles; the templates give you the actual words. Short videos recap the main ideas.

Strength: The templates are immediately usable. You do not have to work through 200 pages or 10 video modules before you can act. For someone who just needs to figure out what to say right now, the format is well-matched.

Weakness: The optional members’ area kicks in automatically after purchase and the cancel steps are not clearly spelled out. The underlying communication advice is solid but not unique — much of it overlaps with any relationship communication book.

Cost reality: $44 one-time. The members’ area rebills around $27/month after a short trial — skip it unless you plan to use the Q&A calls.

Which one should you choose?

Pick The Ex Factor 2.0 if:

• Your relationship recently ended and you need a structured, phased recovery plan
• You want to understand no contact, self-improvement, and reconnection as a full system
• You prefer video and audio alongside reading
• You want to prepare for the possibility of moving on, not just reconnecting

Pick Text Chemistry if:

• You are dating or in a relationship and want ready-made texts for specific moments
• You want something shorter and more immediately usable than a full breakup program
• You are not specifically in breakup mode — the templates work at any relationship stage
• You mainly need to know what to type, not a phased reconnection plan

Real talk

These programs solve different problems. If you broke up and want a plan to get back together, The Ex Factor 2.0 is the right program — Text Chemistry is a texting kit, not a breakup recovery system. If you are still in a relationship or at the early-dating stage and want better texts, Text Chemistry is the better match. We also put them head to head: Relationship Rewrite vs Text Chemistry.

If your situation sits in the middle — a relationship that went cold but did not officially end and you have not spoken in weeks — Text Chemistry can give you texts for reconnecting, but The Ex Factor 2.0’s framework for why you reconnect and how to phase it is more complete.

Both come with 60-day ClickBank refunds. Pick the one that matches your actual situation today. If two weeks in it is not working, ask for your money back.