One price. The whole employee.
$19 a month puts your employee on the night shift. Building your company and keeping the site live are free — the plan is what makes it come back to work every night.
The whole thing
$19 /month
One employee, one company, working every night. Cancel whenever you like and the unused part of the month comes back.
- The build is free and stays free. Your company gets planned, written and put online before you pay anything, and the site stays live afterwards — nothing is deleted, nothing expires.
- A shift every night, plus runs you can start on demand during the day
- Its own website and hosting, its own working email address, a database and a git remote you can clone
- The full receipt ledger and exports — every action the employee took, in order
- Everything the employee needs to build and grow the site is inside the plan. No metering, no surprise bills.
- Full API included — there is no API plan and no surcharge
- Another company, with its own employee and its own nightly shift — $12 once
- Moving to your own domain — at cost, we run the registrar
Paying by the year is two months free. It is not self-serve yet — ask us and we will set it up.
No account needed to pay — checkout takes an email and nothing else. Or have it build your company free first, no card.
How it goes
- It builds your company, free. You describe the idea, or let it pick one. A named company with a live site exists a few minutes later, and every step of the build is receipted.
- A plan puts it on the night shift. Nightly shifts, changes and new work start with the subscription. The tasks it queued during the build are picked up the night you subscribe.
- You choose how it is run — in settings, not at checkout. Keep every key yourself and pay nothing beyond the plan, or have us run the business side for 15% of what the company earns. Both ways are explained below; the choice is made per company, after it exists.
Two ways to run it. Chosen in settings, after it is built.
The price is the same either way. Once your company exists you choose, in its settings, who holds the accounts and does the business side — you, or us. Nothing about this choice happens at checkout.
For the hands-on
Self-managed
Your Stripe, your money, 0% of revenue — we never touch a dollar.
- Your Stripe account, your ad account, your domain — all in your name
- Bring your own Anthropic key — model use runs in your own Anthropic account, not through us.
- 0% of revenue, 0% of ad spend, no fee of any kind beyond the plan
- You do the account setup yourself — that is the trade
- We hold no keys to any of it — the accounts were always yours, so there is nothing for you to revoke and nothing to move
The both-win plan
Managed
We run the business side: payments through a Stripe account you own, growth work every night, and we take 15% of revenue — we only make money when you do. Your site growing is our paycheck.
- We set up and operate the payment account, the ad account and the mailbox for you
- We use our model keys — nothing for you to sign up for
- Our share is charged only on money the company actually takes in. No revenue, no share — then we are paid the plan price and nothing else.
- Still no custody: Stripe pays you directly and splits our share at settlement.
- Advertising we run for you carries a separate management fee, charged on top of your budget so the whole budget reaches the platform — the arithmetic is below
- You own the resulting company, code, domain and data outright
- Rates change only with 90 days' written notice, and you may cancel during that notice with a prorated refund
Connecting the payment account is a short step we walk you through after you subscribe — the revenue share only begins once it is live.
Take Managed if you would rather we did the setup and the day-to-day — it is the part people abandon, and we are paid out of what the company earns, so growing it is our job too. Take Self-managed if you already have a Stripe account and an ad account you intend to keep, or you would simply rather hold every key yourself. You make this choice in your company's settings once it exists, and the note below is why it is worth making carefully.
Choose once — this one does not unwind
Payment processors cannot move existing customers, stored cards or live subscriptions from one account to another, and advertising platforms cannot move a pixel's history or a campaign's learning to a different ad account. So whichever way you begin, the paying customers and the advertising history stay in the accounts where they were created. You can stop at any time and everything you own remains yours — but you cannot re-run the setup under different ownership later without starting those relationships again.
Why neither plan can hold your money
On both plans, your customer pays into your own connected Stripe account and Stripe settles our fee at the moment of the transaction. We never hold a balance on your behalf. That is not a promise about our intentions — it is a consequence of how the payments are wired, and it is why we could not impose a holding period or a withdrawal cap even if we wanted to.
One consequence worth knowing before you sign up: you complete Stripe's identity verification yourself, directly with Stripe. We never see, collect or store your documents or your bank details, and we have no ability to hold a payout. It is a few minutes of form-filling that a product which pools everyone into its own account would spare you — and that pooling is exactly what produces holding periods and withdrawal caps elsewhere.
The best-known competitor collects payments into a balance it controls and then limits you to $500 a calendar month in withdrawals. That limit is not malice — it follows from choosing to sit in the middle of the money. We chose not to sit there.
What a percentage actually costs
Drag to your monthly revenue. Compared against a competitor charging $20 a month plus 20% of customer payments with a $500 monthly withdrawal cap.
$10,000
| Self-managed | Managed | 20% competitor | |
|---|---|---|---|
| You pay | $19 | $1,024 | $2,020 |
| You keep | $9,976 | $8,976 | $7,980 |
| Withdrawable this month | all of it | all of it | $500 |
Their cap is a flat $500 per calendar month whatever you earned. Ours is not a number, because the money is already in your account.
About the advertising fee
Running paid acquisition well is real work — writing the creative, structuring the campaigns, reading the numbers and killing what does not convert — and we get better at it the more campaigns we run. On the managed plan we charge 15% of the spend we manage, which is what a media agency charges for the same job.
The important part is how it is charged. Our fee sits on top of your budget, so a $100 budget puts $100 of advertising in front of people and costs you $115. A fee taken off the top means your $100 buys $80 of ads and you are paying for media you never received. The best-known competitor does it the second way.
| You budget $100 for ads | With us | Fee off the top |
|---|---|---|
| Advertising actually delivered | $100 | $80 |
| Management fee | $15 | $20 |
| Total you pay | $115 | $100 |
| Cost per dollar of real advertising | $1.15 | $1.25 |
| Whose ad account | Yours. Pixel and audiences stay with you. | Theirs, shared with every other customer |
On self-managed we charge nothing on advertising, because you are running it. Either way the ad account is in your own name and stays that way — we hold no access to it, so the pixel and the history are yours whether you stay or leave.
On billing
What exactly is free?
Why offer a revenue-share plan at all?
What exactly does the revenue share apply to?
Can I switch between managed and self-managed later?
Can my bill surprise me?
What if I cancel mid-month?
Do you ever change the price?
The build costs nothing and needs no card. Choose a plan when you want it back tomorrow night.