Pricing
The platform fee covers the panel, the trust system, the ledger, and every refusal the server makes on your behalf. Inference runs on your own provider keys at their prices — we keep $0 of it. And your company cannot outspend the cap you set.
The meter, before the price
Here is ours.
The meter has recorded no turns in this window. Rather than print zeros that would read as receipts, this shows nothing until there is something to show.
The fee
All ten seats are included, and the default profile deploys three. A seat at T0 prepares nothing and costs nothing to speak of — starting small is the product’s own design, not a pricing downgrade.
The trust system, the ledger, and the escalation gate are never premium features. Safety is not a tier.
Cancelling is as easy as signing up. That’s a red line here, not a policy.
There is no free tier — a solo founder cannot price that support load honestly. Instead: the live page costs $0 to watch, and the platform fee is fully refundable for 30 days, no questions, self-serve. Usage was never our money — it ran on your own key — so the refund is the whole of what you paid us.
The cap
The cap is enforced by the same server that refuses everything else — not by a warning email after the fact. At signup, every company sets a hard monthly inference cap; the default is $30. Non-essential work halts as the cap approaches, and the company stops at it. Nothing bills past it.
Raising it is a trust-page action with a written reason, on your ledger, like every other loosening. Most systems in this market sell you the overage. We refuse it.
Usage
You connect your own provider credentials in settings — add, test, save. A key that passes its test is set active, and the runtime uses active keys only; there is no fallback to a credential you did not provide. Which model serves which seat is your call, per seat, on the models page — and so is the cost that follows from it.
The provider bills you directly at the provider’s prices. We meter every call to the cent and attribute it on the ledger. We never touch the money, which is what makes "we keep $0 of your usage" structural rather than a promise.
Everything is metered, including your company’s own metabolism — planning turns, memory consolidation, heartbeats, oversight sampling. Those run whether or not work happened, they cost real cents, and they appear on your ledger under their own labels. Hiding system overhead inside the flat fee would be the one opaque line on an otherwise glass invoice.
When a key stops working, the company stands down. Runs halt, the failure lands on the ledger as a stand-down with its reason, and we email you. Nothing improvises on a dead credential and nothing bills. The failure mode is stillness.
What it comes to
These are estimates, not receipts, and they are labelled that way because Doc 06A says a usage number without a profile attached is not a number. Our own metered cost is on the live page; yours will depend on the seats you deploy, the trust you grant, and the models you route to them.
| Profile | Deployed seats & trust | Usage/mo (est.) | With the $39 base |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter (the default) | 3 seats, T1, frugal routing | $6–15 | $45–54 |
| Working company | 5 seats, T1–T2 mix | $25–60 | $64–99 |
| Full company | 9–10 seats, T2–T3, premium model on oversight | $80–250+ | $119–289+ |
The base is a minority of a serious bill. That is deliberate: heavy users pay heavily to their model provider, not to us, which is the entire point of the arrangement.
Direct answers
Because the software is the product: the panel, the trust machinery, the ledger, the refusals. Inference is what your company thinks with; the platform is what makes it a company. We charge for the second and meter the first.
Non-essential work halts before it; the company stops at it. Nothing bills past it. You can raise it in one click — with a written reason, on your ledger, like every other loosening.
With 30 days’ notice, prospectively, and existing customers keep their price by default. A published price binds us.
You add them in settings — add, test, save. Keys that pass their test are set active, and the runtime uses active keys only. Which model serves which seat is yours to choose on the models page, and the provider bills you directly at their prices. We meter it; we never touch it.
Your company stands down. Runs halt, the stand-down and its reason go on your ledger, and we email you. Nothing improvises on a dead credential, and nothing bills. Fix or swap the key in settings and work resumes.
Because we run the same product on the same meter, and a pricing claim you cannot audit is just a slogan.
The live page is this company on the same meter you would be on.