Pricing direction
Quote the work before the work runs.
Mainely Code Buildroom should avoid mystery usage and open-ended billing. Paid work begins with a preflight estimate, scope boundary, and approval point.
| Offer | Best for | Public launch position |
|---|---|---|
| Free Repo Inspect | Trust-building and first-scope discovery | Free or limited no-cost intake; no code-writing guarantee. |
| Verified PR Launch Pack | First paid customer result | Founding customer package for one bounded work order. |
| Design Partner Pilot | Validation and recurring demand | Scoped pilot with proof bundles, debrief, and product feedback. |
| Team / Private Workspace | Repeat customers and sensitive repos | Roadmap item after initial pilots prove demand. |
Pricing promise
Every paid work order starts with a preflight.
Preflight should show the target outcome, expected complexity, allowed file boundary, checks to run, approval point, and maximum scope for the attempt.
Why this is stronger
- Reduces surprise cost
- Prevents unlimited retry loops
- Keeps review human-centered
- Makes proof part of the deliverable
- Supports pilot and commercialization reporting