Price list
You buy units. Jobs spend them.
One currency across the whole product. The cost of a job is shown before you commit to it, and a failed job is refunded without asking.
Billing cycle
Monthly
Monthly is the only price in this build. There is no annual term in the backend, so none is shown here.
Plan units reset on your renewal date. Prices exclude any tax your jurisdiction adds.
01 / Tariff
The tariff
What each kind of job takes out of your balance. The same numbers on every plan — a paid plan buys you more units and more benches, never a cheaper job.
02 / Calculator
Work out your own month
Set the three numbers below to whatever a normal month looks like for you, and the smallest plan that covers it is named beside them. No account needed to use this.
03 / Price per unit
What a unit actually costs
A plan's price divided by its monthly allowance. One unit is one cent of provider cost, so this figure is also the margin. The volume discount is small on purpose: the cost is almost entirely the provider's, and buying in bulk does not make their invoice smaller.
Top-up packs are priced per unit above these figures, not below — on purpose. A subscription has to be the better deal than paying ad hoc, and a Go test holds the rule.
04 / FAQ
Billing questions
What exactly is a unit?
An internal accounting token for compute. We price in units rather than in money so the number on the Run button means the same thing on every plan and in every currency. The effective price per unit is in section 03 above.
What happens when a job fails?
The units go back onto your balance, in full, automatically, and appear as their own refund line in your ledger. The same happens when you cancel a run that is already going.
Can I switch plans mid-month?
Yes, from the account page, and the bench limit changes immediately. A plan change grants no units — your balance stays as it is until your next renewal date, when it resets to the new plan’s allowance. In the interest of honesty: in this build a plan change charges nothing, because there is neither a payment processor nor any proration yet.
Does the free bench watermark anything?
No. The files are identical. The difference is the licence: free-bench output is published to the catalogue under CC BY 4.0, so anyone may reuse it with credit. Paid output is private.
Which payment methods work?
[LIST THE PROCESSORS AND LOCAL METHODS YOU ACTUALLY SUPPORT — no payment processor is wired up, so nothing can be named here without inventing it.]
Is there a refund policy beyond failed jobs?
[STATE YOUR REFUND WINDOW HERE — CONFIRM WITH COUNSEL BEFORE PUBLISHING]. Failed and cancelled jobs are always refunded in units, automatically, and are not counted against any such window.