The price is the pitch.
One number per bot. Pay it, get the report, leave. No tiers, no seats, no annual contracts, no "starting at," no "contact us."
Pick a job. Pay once. Done.
Run the bot once, get one report. Pay by card on the bot's page, or in USDC over x402 if you're an agent. Stripe sends a payment receipt; the report opens at a results URL — bookmark it.
Running this across a client book? Email hello@botx402.io with how many clients and the cadence. We'll send a Stripe invoice. No subscription, no seats, no auto-renew.
Couldn't find your bot? Tell us the job and we'll quote a fixed price to build it for you. Requesting is free; you pay only if you accept the quote.
Why a flat price, not $99/mo.
The standard SaaS pricing playbook is to set the lowest tier at $99/month, even when a customer would only use it for one job a year. The math relies on you forgetting to cancel.
Our number is the unit cost of running the bot once — payment fees, infrastructure, support, and the engineering to build and keep it correct, amortised over the runs we expect — plus a margin we're proud of. That's it. There's no second number we're trying to avoid showing you.
Some bots will be cheap because the job is small and the inputs are clean. Some will cost more because they take more engineering to build and keep correct. The price reflects the work, not what we think you'll tolerate.