A penny per render. A receipt for every penny.
No plans. No tiers. No contract. You are never billed for a robot.
Set your ceiling. We stop before it.in build
You choose a monthly maximum. Your live meter sits in your admin, updating as it counts. If you approach your ceiling we tell you; if you hit it we stop billable work rather than bill you past it. You will never open an invoice you did not already watch add up. That is the whole point: metered pricing without a ceiling is just a surprise with extra steps.
Rates
| What | Rate |
|---|---|
| Publish a pagein build Not "generate a page" — earn one. People Also Ask mining, competitor analysis on whoever currently ranks, and scheduled crawls that harvest long-tail queries until there is enough evidence to justify the page existing. An agency bills this as a research retainer. Here it is a penny, because it runs on cron instead of a person. |
$0.01 |
| Human click-through A real person reached one of your pages. Bots are identified and never billed. Over 19 metered days (13 June – 28 July 2026, 26 recorded days) we served 7,143,581 bot renders and charged nothing for any of them. |
$0.01 |
| Write a recordin build Each record written to your ledger or catalogue is sealed into your chain. You are paying for the receipt, not the storage. |
metered |
| Read a recordin build Reads are metered at a fraction of writes. Your own dashboard views are not billed as reads. |
metered |
| AI usagein build Marked up over what the model costs us, which is how the assistant stays unlimited instead of rationed. No token budget, no "fair use" clause, no throttling you at the moment you find it useful. |
cost + markup |
What our flagship tenant actually ran up over 19 metered days (13 June – 28 July 2026, 26 recorded days)
| Renders served | 5,330,670 |
| Robots (not billed) | 7,143,581 network-wide — $0.00 |
| Real humans | 183,690 |
| Total | $1836.90 |
Every line above is a query you can run against your own account, not a number we typed into a slide.
Why we publish this
We publish rates because a platform whose pitch is "verify us yourself" cannot hide its prices. Rates are versioned into the chain when they change, so our pricing history is provable too.