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Licenses and pricing

The boundary is simple: understanding the product is free, building the whole product takes a license. One license covers one project.

What is free

For every project: the public-page analysis, the editable Build Understanding, approval, and the complete base prompt (order 0) of the Build Sequence. This is not a trial or a sample — the base prompt is the full first step of the sequence, and you can run it in your build target without paying anything. See Build Sequences for what the base prompt covers.

What a license unlocks

The ordered follow-up prompts. They are generated together with the base prompt at the same quality, but their contents are withheld server-side until that specific project consumes a license credit. This is a server rule, not a client one — nothing in the browser or in a return URL can grant access. A credit is redeemed per project: once redeemed, that project's full sequence is unlocked, including regenerations after a scope change.

Credit packs

Three packs, one-time purchases: $29 for one project, $69 for three project credits ($23 per project), and $179 for ten project credits ($17.90 per project). Unused credits stay on your account until you redeem them on a project — they do not expire on a clock.

Student code

A configured student discount code grants a 100% discount, and it applies only to the one-project product. Each customer can receive at most one student credit. The larger packs are not eligible for the code.

Refunds and disputes

A full refund or a payment dispute revokes every project license created by that purchase — the follow-up prompts for those projects lock again. Partial refunds preserve access while the operator reviews the case. If something went wrong with a purchase, ask before disputing; a dispute always revokes.

Buying and redeeming

Checkout and credit redemption both happen in the workspace: approve a project, see its base prompt, and unlock the rest when you are ready. New here? Start with Getting started.