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How AI is paid for

Every plan includes an AI allowance each month, and you can top it up whenever you want more. The arithmetic behind it matters far less than the guarantee around it: nothing is ever spent without being shown to you first.

When the ACUs run out, AI stops. Not a warning, not an overdraft, not a surprise line on next month's invoice — the work is refused and the platform says why. Every AI action is priced before you press the button, from what that action has actually cost on your account rather than from a list price, and you can set a monthly cap per account or per project that halts spend at a number you chose.

Top up whenever you want more. Unused allowance is exactly what it looks like: credit on the account, recorded as its own entry so an invoice can tell an allowance from a purchase.

What a trial does and does not include

A trial governs, records and computes — the whole product minus the thing you would take to a client. Every engine runs, the chain verifies, the permission model applies. What a trial cannot do is export or print, and the platform says so in commercial terms rather than returning a permission error that would send you to your administrator.

Two roles are exempt from that limit and the second is the one that matters. A regulator's export is an access the asset owner is obliged to provide, so refusing it on the contractor's subscription would be this platform enforcing a commercial term against a statutory right. It does not get to make that trade.

What happens when you press the button

1. You give an address, a name, an organisation and a jurisdiction.
2. We send a link. Nothing exists yet — no tenancy, no seat, no billing record.
3. You follow the link. That is the point the tenancy is created and you become its administrator.
4. You sign in normally, with MFA. Confirming an address produces an account, never a session.

Registering an address that already has an account looks identical from the outside — we will not tell a stranger which addresses are customers. The owner of the address is told by email either way.