Same page, same price, always.
A language model that prices a component by reading someone else's page can be talked into anything — hidden text on that page is enough. So the price comes out of measured facts about the piece, and the model only writes the explanation.
One piece, built from its recipe and delivered as code you own. Fixed, quoted before you decide, never an estimate. Paid in credits: 100 credits are one dollar.
Every plan brings twice its price in credits each month, more reads per day, and the CLI, the SDK and the MCP connector. Nothing is locked behind a tier.
Reading a page and getting the recipe in words is free, with no account: three a day, ten a month. Credits — bought or granted by a plan — are good for twelve months, and a plan keeps granting as long as it runs.
What the price is made of is public. How much each part weighs is not — published, that stops being a price list and starts being a design brief for paying less.
Five pieces read from real pages, with the number the calculation returned after the calibration of 12 September. Read the same page twice and the number does not move.
Through PayPal. Every quote is signed with a hash of the artefact it was calculated from, so the number you were shown is the number you are charged — and it can be checked afterwards.
What you get is a licence to the component that was built for you. See the terms for what that licence covers.