ONOMACO
Build it. Sell it. Run it without you.
Three plans. The run comes first — you pay when you want to publish it, and not before.
- All the numbers live on this page. This is the page where numbers belong.
- Change plans any time, both directions. What you built stays built.
Solo — open for business — $79/mo
1,500 AI credits included each month — that is 1,500 standard generations, or 500 heavy ones, or 300 images. That allowance is what the plan buys, and it starts again on the 1st of each month. 1 business · 1,000 contacts. The whole platform except the seven things Growth holds.
Growth — go get customers — $149/mo
3,000 AI credits included each month — that is 3,000 standard generations, or 1,000 heavy ones, or 600 images. That allowance is what the plan buys, and it starts again on the 1st of each month. 3 businesses · 10,000 contacts. Adds Campaigns, Acquisition Scorecard, Social Analytics, Write a post, Post calendar, Accounts, Social Inbox.
Scale — run it without you — $299/mo
6,500 AI credits included each month — that is 6,500 standard generations, or 2,166 heavy ones, or 1,300 images. That allowance is what the plan buys, and it starts again on the 1st of each month. Unlimited businesses · Unlimited contacts. Adds Campaigns, Acquisition Scorecard, Social Analytics, Write a post, Post calendar, Accounts, Social Inbox.
Prices are per month and exclude tax. There is no annual prepay on this page — we cannot bill a year correctly yet, and we are not going to print a yearly figure we cannot charge. Monthly is monthly.
The one sentence that decides your plan
A Solo account is refused exactly one group of things today, and it is the group that goes out and finds strangers: Campaigns, Acquisition Scorecard, Social Analytics, Write a post, Post calendar, Accounts, Social Inbox. Everything else on the platform — every connector, the funnel builder, the CRM, the newsletter, the checkout — is on every plan, Solo included.
That is the whole upgrade argument and I am not going to dress it up further. If your problem this month is that nobody knows you exist, that list is your answer. If your problem is that you are not open yet, start on Solo: it is the cheaper answer to the problem you actually have, and moving up takes about four seconds.
And the part a pricing page normally hides: Scale unlocks no feature Growth does not. Its difference is capacity — 6,500 AI credits a month against Growth's 3,000, and no ceiling on businesses or contacts. We would rather print that than invent a Scale-only feature list, and this page will say something different the day the gate does.
Newsletters to your own list are on Solo, on purpose. A funnel with no follow-up is a broken product and we are not going to sell you one.
What an AI credit costs you
Every AI generation on this platform costs us money to run, and they are not all the same size. Pretending otherwise would mean either capping what you can do without telling you, or repricing later once we'd learned what you use. Both of those have been done to you before.
So here is the whole arrangement, including the part where you pay us more.
One credit is one standard text generation — a page drafted, an email written, a gate rebuilt after you steer it. Heavier work costs more of them, and the multipliers are the ones the meter actually charges: research, a long-form document, a brand, a funnel or a campaign draws 3 credits, a generated image draws 5, and a generated video draws 50. Nothing costs a fraction and nothing is priced per token.
Your plan includes 1,500 credits a month on Solo, 3,000 on Growth and 6,500 on Scale, and the balance is in your account from day one rather than at the end of the month. In plain terms Solo's 1,500 is 1,500 standard generations, or 500 heavy ones, or 300 images — a real month is a mix, and it is your mix that decides where in that range you land.
That allowance is the whole of what you buy from us for AI. Your credits start again on the 1st of each month, and a bigger plan comes with a bigger allowance. We put the weights in the cards rather than in a footnote because they are the line you would be angriest to discover later — and the 50-credit video is in that list for exactly that reason, since it is the one most likely to empty a month on you. It is the same allowance either way; the difference is whether you knew.
Why weight it at all, since the flat version was simpler to read? Because the simple version was the one with the surprise in it. A flat unit meant a headline rewrite and a sourced market pass drew the same credit while costing us twenty times apart, which is a price we could only hold by quietly capping the expensive end. Three multipliers you can do in your head beat one number that is wrong for you specifically.
Bigger plans get a bigger included allowance, and each credit inside it costs less than on the plan below. That is where the whole volume discount lives.
You'll hear from us before you run out, on every plan — in-app at 75%, 80% and 90% of your allowance, not in an email you will not open. Those alerts count credits, and so does this page.
And you are never asked to buy compute on a signup screen. You cannot estimate what you need before you have used the product once, and asking you to is how people end up angry about a number they chose themselves. Credits are offered in the app, at the moment you actually need them.
When our provider's prices change, your history doesn't. Every metered generation stores which price version produced it. We can't retroactively reprice what you already used, because the ledger won't let us. Costs are stored as integer micro-USD — no floats anywhere in the ledger.
What we haven't built yet: per-generation cost in dollars. Our job runner doesn't report token counts back to us yet, so we count credits, not tokens — the three weights are derived from published provider rates against an estimated token shape, and the allowances above are reasoned rather than measured. When the meter reports real tokens, you'll see the breakdown and we will say if the numbers move. We're telling you now so you don't find out later.
Questions people actually ask
Is there a trial?
No. There is a $7 run of the whole product on your own idea. That is a better answer than a trial, and in our measured run of 17 August it was done in 390.5 seconds rather than fourteen days.
Does the $7 come off my first month?
No. It paid for your build — about $0.50 of processing, about $0.60 of compute, and the rest toward the ad that brought you here. Crediting it would mean charging you for it somewhere else on your bill.
What if I run the $7 build and never subscribe?
Then you keep your whole run, readable in your account, and a PDF of every artifact — permanently, and never taken away. The other four formats (DOCX, GOOGLE DOCS, MARKDOWN, JSON) need a plan, and so does publishing; asking for one without a live plan comes back as a plain, named refusal with an upgrade link rather than a broken file. Publishing stays available if you change your mind next year.
What's an “AI credit”?
One standard text generation — a page drafted, an email sequence written, a gate rebuilt after you steer it. Heavier work costs more of them: research, a long-form document, a brand, a funnel or a campaign draws 3 credits, a generated image draws 5, and a generated video draws 50. So your allowance is a budget rather than a headcount, and the balance is in the app from day one, not at the end of the month.
What happens when my included credits run out?
They start again on the 1st of the month, and a bigger plan comes with a bigger allowance. You'll have heard from us in-app at 75%, 80% and 90% of your allowance before you get there, so it shouldn't arrive as a surprise.
Can I change plans?
Any time, both directions. What you built stays built.
What happens if I cancel?
Your business enters a grace window rather than switching off the same afternoon; after it, the business is suspended — new checkouts, new publishes and new capture are refused. Nothing you made is deleted, and your run stays readable in your account.
Do you take a cut of my sales?
No. Your buyers pay into your own Stripe account, and no plan on this site carries a revenue share.
Do you move money on my behalf?
No, and that one is enforced in code rather than promised in a document. Going live makes your offer chargeable — that is you being able to be paid. Payouts and any other money movement are permanently human-gated: the agent dispatcher refuses them and hands them back as a manual step. Paid campaign channels come back planned-but-held and never arm silently.
Is there a contract?
No. Monthly is monthly, and there is no annual prepay on this site today.
I'm already open and nobody is buying.
That is not a software problem and a plan will not fix it. There is a thirty-day programme for that at doneisafact.com.
I'm running on nine subscriptions already. Does my stuff come across?
No. Contacts come across as a CSV; nothing else does — not pages, not sequences, not courses. What the $7 buys you is a rebuild from one sentence and a comparison. The honest version of that trade is at /bring-your-stack.
Seven days, full refund, no questions. That covers every purchase made through an Onomaco checkout, the $7 and every plan included — ask inside seven days, no reason needed. The refund policy governs, and there is no offer-specific exception to it anywhere on this site.
That is the promise this page makes. Where a stronger one applies it is stated on the order form, which re-checks it as you load the page — this one is compiled ahead of time, so it is not where to learn what is running today.