A credit is a bounded technical operation, not an hour and not a minute. That keeps the cost of a piece of work predictable for you and the workload finite for us.
A procedure written against your context: intake, steps, verification and the shape the result must take. Also the price of an independent AI verification pass on a result you bring back.
An implementation plan, a migration or deployment procedure, a vendor proposal assessment, or an expert reading your uploaded material and writing back.
An architecture audit or a technical security review: several passes, cross-checked findings and evidence required for each one.
A recorded expert walkthrough of your material with a written summary. It costs more because it is real human time that cannot be batched.
Cards renew automatically. Companies that need an invoice get one with their own legal details and VAT number, with due dates and reminders handled by the system.
Every change is a button in your workspace. Nobody has to approve it and nobody will call you to ask why.
Invoices, payments, credit grants and every credit spend are listed with a date and a reason. You can always answer "where did this month go".
Cancel and the plan runs to the end of the cycle you already paid for. Nothing renews after that.
They carry into the next billing cycle and are spent before the new ones. What is still unspent when the cycle after that begins expires. That is one extra cycle of grace, not indefinite banking — otherwise the subscription becomes a savings account and the workload becomes unpredictable.
You see the exact cost and what will be produced before you confirm, and nothing is charged until you do. If generation fails on our side, the credits are returned — a failure is our problem, not your balance.
Yes, and most people should. Founder is the entry plan and the one that fits a single owner. Move to Team when your developers need to ask questions themselves, and to Business when you have more than one product to keep straight.
No. A trial of this product would either be too small to show anything real, or would give away the expensive part — the expert time — for free. The first month on Founder is the trial, and you can cancel it before it renews.
No. Pick a plan, pay by card, and start. There is no demo to book, no discovery call and no sales sequence. If you want to talk to a person about your material, that is what expert review is for, and it costs credits rather than a meeting.
Yes. Enter your company details, VAT number and billing contact once, and invoices are issued with due dates, marked paid or overdue, and chased automatically.
Founder is where most people begin. You can change or cancel it yourself at any point.
Technical expertise on subscription. Personalised technical actions, AI-ready audits and independent expert review for founders, teams and software businesses.
