Text Chemistry vs Text Your Ex Back: Which Texting Guide?

These two programs share a name structure and a medium — texting — but they target different situations. Text Chemistry by Amy North is for women who want to attract a man or deepen an existing connection through better text communication. Text Your Ex Back is for people who have broken up and want to re-open contact with an ex. Buying the wrong one will not help your situation.

Quick Comparison

	Text Chemistry	Text Your Ex Back
Best For	Women in active dating or early relationships who want to build attraction through texting	People who have broken up and want to reconnect with a specific ex
Situation	New interest, early dating, or existing relationship that needs a spark	Post-breakup reconnection
Method	Layered texting templates for attraction, playfulness, escalating connection	Phased scripts: re-open contact → rebuild emotional memory → move toward a meet-up
Format	Video course (6 modules) + PDF workbook	Guide (PDF) with phased texting modules
Price	$44 one-time	$39 one-time
Recurring	Optional members area (rebills monthly if accepted)	None
Refund	60 days, ClickBank-honored	60 days, ClickBank-honored
ClickBank Gravity	5.29	1.94
Rating	8.7/10	8.7/10

Text Chemistry: Best for active attraction and dating

Use this if:

• You are dating someone new or in early stages of a relationship
• An existing relationship has lost its spark and you want to rebuild it through playful, engaging communication
• You prefer learning from video modules over reading a guide
• You want templates that cover the full arc of a relationship, not just one moment

The method: Amy North’s 6-module course teaches a layered approach to texting: playful openers that create curiosity, texts that build emotional connection over time, messages that gently escalate intimacy, and texts that move a conversation from digital to real life. The companion workbook gives you exercises to practice each layer.

Strength: The video-first format is beginner-friendly and organized in a logical sequence. The templates cover the full dating arc rather than one specific moment. At $44 one-time the course is fairly priced for the content depth, and the workbook makes it immediately actionable.

Weakness: The optional members area at checkout rebills monthly if you accept it — easy to forget about. The templates are most effective when adapted to your own voice; used word-for-word they can feel scripted to someone who knows you. Less useful if the specific problem is a recent breakup.

Cost reality: $44 one-time for the full course and workbook. Optional members area is a separate subscription — decline it and your cost stays at $44.

Text Your Ex Back: Best for re-opening contact after a breakup

Use this if:

• You have already broken up and want to re-establish contact with your ex
• You have a natural opening — a reason to reach out — and want specific language for each step
• You want a focused, tactical guide rather than a full dating course
• You prefer reading to watching video modules

The method: Michael Fiore’s guide breaks the reconnection process into phases: texts that re-open the door without pressure, texts that rebuild positive emotional associations, texts that re-establish attraction, and texts that create an opening to meet in person. Each phase covers timing, what to say, and what to avoid.

Strength: The program is focused and action-oriented — if reconnecting with your ex is the specific goal, this goes straight at it. No recurring subscription and the $39 price is a clean, one-time cost.

Weakness: The focus is also the limitation. If the situation requires more than a texting strategy — understanding why the breakup happened, doing self-work, rebuilding trust over time — this guide does not have much more to offer beyond the scripts. The core advice is also available in free relationship blogs; the value here is the organized sequence.

Cost reality: $39 one-time. No recurring upsell.

Which one should you choose?

Pick Text Chemistry if:

• You are in active dating or an existing relationship that has lost momentum
• You want to attract someone new or rebuild a current connection
• You prefer video lessons over reading a guide
• You want templates that apply to the full arc of a relationship, not just one breakup situation

Pick Text Your Ex Back if:

• You have broken up and want to reconnect with a specific person
• You want targeted scripts organized by phase (re-open → rebuild → move toward meeting)
• You prefer a short, focused read to a video course
• You want to avoid any recurring subscription

Real talk

These programs answer different questions. Text Chemistry answers: “How do I attract and keep a man’s interest through texting?” Text Your Ex Back answers: “What do I text my ex to get them back?”

If you are in active dating or want to deepen an existing relationship, Text Chemistry is the right buy. The 6-module video course is well-organized, the workbook is immediately usable, and the templates cover far more ground than a single reconnection script.

If the relationship has ended and you want to reconnect with your ex specifically, Text Your Ex Back is the right buy. It is focused, cheaper by $5, and has no recurring subscription.

Both carry 60-day ClickBank refunds. One note that applies to both: if you have ever felt unsafe with this person, these programs are not the right tool. Reach out to a counselor instead.