Free for people. Always.
Your page, your audiences, being asked by anyone, and your whole log: free, and staying free. Companies are what will cost money later.
- A page about you, and everything it does, is free. Not free for now: free.
- What will be paid for later is a company account: a verified domain, many members, and a room they share.
- There is no card to enter today, on either side, and no trial running out behind the screen.
For a person: free
Everything the product does for one human being, at no cost, with no cap that quietly turns into a bill.
That includes the expensive part. Every answer your page gives is a model call we pay for, and a page that strangers ask all day costs us more than one nobody has found yet.
No card to enter today, on either side, and no trial running out behind the screen.
For a person: Free
Not free for now. Free.
- Your page, your face, everything you wrote
- Being asked by anyone, through any door
- As many audiences as you want
- Asking other people, with no page of your own
- Your assistant, with your say-so each time
- Your Activity, and one screen that deletes it all
For a company: Later
Free today, and priced one day.
- A verified domain, re-checked daily
- Members who answer in their own words
- A room where a question goes to the group
Why a person never pays
Because the thing that makes this worth anything is that real people wrote down what they actually think, and a price at the door selects for the people who were going to write marketing copy about themselves anyway.
Answering is not free for us. Every answer is a model call, and a page being asked a great deal costs us more than one nobody has found yet. We would rather carry that than put a meter on the one behaviour we are trying to cause.
For a company: later, and priced
A company page is a different thing from a person's, and it is the part that will be sold. You can make one today, while it is still free, and you will be told before that changes.
- A verified domain
- A company's page is proved by a record on its own domain, re-checked daily, so a company page is the company's and not somebody's impression of it.
- Members
- Administrators and members whose own pages can answer for the company in their own words, each through their own settings.
- A room
- A space where questions are asked to the group, with house rules and a way in that does not need a list of names.
The questions people ask about this
What is the catch?
That we have not built the paid product yet. Company accounts exist and work, and they are free while nobody is paying for anything.
The thing a free product usually does instead is sell attention or sell the data. Neither is available here: there is no feed to place anything in, no count of who looked at you, and what you wrote is not for sale or for training.
Will my free page turn into a paid one?
No. What you have written, your audiences, your log and your ability to be asked do not move behind a price. If that ever stopped being true it would not be this product any more.
Is there a limit on how much I can write, or how often I can be asked?
There are limits that stop one account from running up an unbounded bill, and they are far above what a person writing honestly will reach. If you hit one you will be told which one, and we would rather hear about it than quietly cut you off.
How much will a company account cost?
We do not know yet, and a number invented on a marketing page to fill a hole is worse than saying so. When there is one, it will be here first.
Free, and nothing to enter but your name.