Plans

One number, all your rooms, cancel whenever. The organizer pays. The people who sit never do, and are never asked for anything.

The free room

Your first room is free: up to about twenty-five voices, on honesty rather than a meter; composing and publishing lenses, like any room you pay for.

The ceiling is honesty rather than a meter. Nothing locks at voice twenty-six. If a free room grows past what one room reasonably means, we will tell you ourselves.

It is a real room, not a trial. Composing and publishing lenses work exactly as they do on a paid one.

The subscription — $29 a month, cancel whenever

Covers:

• Every room you hold stays alive — doors open, sits accumulate, nothing expires.
• The engine runs on every consented sit — transcribed, cut into moments, and placed against the axes your room already has, without you asking for a pass.
• Composing and publishing lenses, with no cap on how many axes you write.
• Storage of the recordings, kept permanently rather than aged out.

Checkout, cancel and resume are all one click on your desk. The billing portal is for cards and invoices only.

Authorship

A tier above the subscription: a surface no contract anticipates — not two claims crossed, but a lens shaped for your occasion, agents building it over your material in the studio.

No price yet. The agentic studio is not standing yet. It is a conversation rather than a checkout — if it is what you need, say so.

If you stop paying

Your side goes dormant:

• Doors close. Nobody new can sit.
• Nothing new is derived — no new moments, no new judgements.
• What already plays keeps playing.

There is no retention flow, no offer when you try to leave, and no detour through a billing portal to get out.