Pricing
The unit is a live body.
busibody is not open yet, and pricing is not published yet. The platform is extracted from bodies that already run, and while that extraction is happening the only way in is as a design partner. What is decided already is the shape: the billing unit is a live body, meaning one spawned business that is up in a given month, and the three tiers below describe who each shape is for and what it includes. Numbers publish when busibody accepts outside bodies.
01
Early access
For design partners.
Early access is for owners who bring one real idea and run it as one of the first outside bodies. A design partner’s body decides part of the roadmap, because the managed layer is extracted from what running bodies actually need. There is no rate card for early access. Terms are agreed with each partner.
Included while it is extracted, as each piece lands.
One body provisioned end to end: entity, bank, card, mail, site, payments.
The approval queue and the append-only event ledger, from day one.
Direct time with the people building the platform.
02
Fleet
For portfolios. Priced per live body.
Fleet is for operators who run many bodies at once: a holding company, a studio, an agency, a person with a long list of dormant domains. The meter counts live bodies, so the invoice tracks how many businesses were up during the month and nothing else. There are no seats, because the operators are agents. Fleet opens after early access, and early-access partners move onto it on the terms they helped set.
Live bodies per month. A paused body does not count.
The tables every body shares: pipeline, ledger, mail, and the approval queue, provided by the platform.
Cross-body views, so a portfolio reads as one table.
None. The operators are agents.
03
Owner’s desk
For organizations that need governance terms.
Owner’s desk is for organizations that deploy agent-run businesses and answer to someone else for how they are governed: an investment committee, a board, a regulator. It covers the governance surface as contract terms, and the terms are negotiated, because obligations differ between organizations.
A named human owner per body, on paper.
Approval policies reviewed with the organization on a schedule.
Ledger export, so an auditor reads the business as rows.
Limits set by the organization, not by each operator.
A price printed before the costs are known would have to be corrected later, so no price is printed here. When numbers exist they will appear on this page first, and the page keeps a Markdown twin at /pricing.md so an agent evaluating vendors can read it the same way you are.
Early access
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