You pay what each assessment costs us to run, plus five percent.
No tiers, no seats, no minimum, no stored balance. Every response itemizes its own cost at the providers' list prices, and the price you're billed is that cost with a 5% margin. Nothing else.
Four lines, passed through at list price.
The same breakdown appears in the cost object of every response, so you can reconcile a statement to the call.
A two-line A-side and a ten-turn vendor negotiation, with the reverse read and elicitation questions requested.
Six web searches, ~93k input tokens of discovered context, ~14k tokens of output. Discovery is the cost driver; leave it off when you don't need it.
We never hold your money.
Usage accrues as you call the API. When it reaches a threshold, we charge your saved card for exactly what accrued. The threshold widens as the account proves itself, then settles into monthly billing.
You save a card on Stripe's hosted page. Card details never touch our servers. The first dollar of usage is the first charge.
Immediately, with a 402 on the next call and the reason in your console. Update the card and service resumes. No collections, no dunning emails.
Daily usage by project and key, each day linked to the charge that settled it. Invoices and receipts live in the Stripe portal.
Business accounts, self-serve.
Sign up with Google, GitHub, or email. Create an organization with a legal entity and tax ID, save a card, and mint a project-scoped API key. Invite teammates as Admin, Developer, Billing, or Viewer. No sales call, and no way to book one — the console carries the whole relationship.
No. A first assessment costs about a quarter, and you see its exact cost in the response. We'd rather charge that than fund abuse with free credit.
Holding your money means refunds, expiry rules, and a balance you have to watch. Charging for what accrued, when it accrued, needs none of that.
Each key belongs to one project and each response carries its cost, so you can meter at your edge today. Per-project budgets and alerts in the console are [on the roadmap — confirm timing].
Yes, in the same direction and by the same amount. The margin is fixed; the cost lines are list price and appear in every response.
[Decide: none at launch, or a stated threshold.] The ladder already moves large accounts to monthly billing and lower-fee payment rails.