Is there a subscription?

What it actually pays for

The model comes included and the money stays yours. What the subscription buys is the part neither of those is: a fund that keeps working when you are not there.

• The desk that never closes. Your CEO scans, prices, places and closes on the schedule you set, overnight, weekends, during a match. A chatbot only thinks while you are typing to it; this keeps your CEO awake.
• The cockpit. The chat, the positions, the reports and the rules, on your phone and your desktop, in one place.
• The plumbing. A non-custodial wallet created for you, market access without a Polymarket account, and gasless trading The network toll is covered, not passed to you.
• The rules, enforced. Your caps and thresholds are checked in code before every bet, not left to the model's good intentions. That enforcement is what makes autonomy safe to give.
• The written record. Every trade carries the reasoning behind it, and your CEO reports on the rhythm you agree with it, every morning, twice a day, or only when something moves.

One flat price for all of it, whether your fund makes one bet a week or forty.

Flat means flat

One number, everything included. There's no “pro tier” where the real features live and no usage cliff waiting mid-month. The fund you get is the whole fund, from the first day, the subscription just keeps the lights on.

The fund pays its own way, if you like

Tell your CEO to handle it, and the subscription comes out of the fund's wallet like any other operating cost, visible in the reports, never a surprise on your card. It's a small thing that says a lot about the shape of this: you chair the institution; the institution runs itself, bills included.

What the subscription is not

It's not the AI: the model comes with the seat, already running. It's not a toll on your wins: there's no percentage of profits, ever. And it's not a contract: no lock-in means exactly that, your money, and your membership, leave the moment you say so.