Fee Rule
Billable usage is charged as actual provider/model cost plus a small SCBE coordination fee.
2-5% over actual usage cost
Credits are the small, flexible payment path for hosted SCBE work. Local npm tools, deterministic checks, and Ollama-first routing should stay free whenever possible. Credits are used only when a run needs hosted capacity, report delivery, storage, or paid provider/model usage. Start with a one-time top-up. No subscription is required.
Top up $5+ credits Submit free intake first All payment paths SupportBillable usage is charged as actual provider/model cost plus a small SCBE coordination fee.
2-5% over actual usage cost
The system tries local/Ollama, deterministic harnesses, and free hosted routes first. Paid providers are reserved for work that actually needs them.
mostly free by default
Small top-ups fund hosted runs while the automated wallet matures. Include your email and what you want routed or reviewed.
$5+ pilot top-up
Top Up Credits Submit Hosted RunGood fit: small hosted runs, report generation, governed routing passes, benchmark checks, and paid model calls that are cheaper to run once than to set up yourself.
Not for: unlimited consulting, guaranteed procurement outcomes, legal/compliance certification, secret handling without a separate agreement, or large projects that need a written scope.
Success check: you can see what was attempted, what worked, what failed, what it cost, and what the next useful step is.
Hosted agent-bus routing, governance snapshots, report generation, model calls, dataset cleanup, private delivery links, and storage handoff. The receipt should show the routed job, the provider/model used when applicable, the estimated or actual provider cost, and the SCBE fee.
Target formula:
customer charge = provider cost + 2-5% SCBE coordination fee.
Use the hosted-run intake first if you are unsure. Top up credits when hosted capacity, model calls, storage, delivery, or report work is actually useful.
Start at $5-$20 for small tests. Use $20-$100 only when you already know the run needs hosted effort or paid provider calls.
Yes. Ko-fi is the simplest top-up path, Cash App is direct manual payment, and the payment center lists card checkout and invoice routes.
See the use cases, toolkit comparison, manual proof, red-team notes, and red-team summary.
Submit the free intake first, then top up a small amount if hosted work is actually needed. That keeps the system cheap while still making paid model/provider runs possible.
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