ONOMACO SOLO
Open for business. $79 a month, and only once you publish.
Solo is not what you buy first. The run is — one sentence, eight steps, $7. Solo is what turns the thing it built into an address that serves and a checkout that can take a card.
- Everything on the platform is on Solo except the group that goes out and finds strangers: Campaigns, Acquisition scorecard, Post results, Write a post, Post calendar, Social accounts, Social inbox. Funnels, CRM, email and newsletters, courses, community, bookings, invoicing, helpdesk, workflows — one login, one data model, one place the money lands.
- 1,500 AI credits a month included, starting again on the 1st — a standard generation is one credit, a heavy one 3, an image 5, a generated video 50.
What Solo is. Solo puts one business live on your own web address, with a checkout that can take card payments. Everything the run built for you goes live on it.
A plan gates publishing. Build the whole business for seven dollars, read every artifact, keep a PDF of each of them permanently, come back in a year — none of that needs a plan. Publishing does. Every artifact exports as a PDF, the only export format on every plan. There is no window on any of it and no penalty for leaving it in the drawer.
One thing worth saying plainly, because you'll find it out anyway: the reason most people don't get value out of platforms this broad isn't the platform. It's that setup takes longer than anyone admits, and it happens at the exact moment you have the least momentum. That is the entire reason the run exists — you find out what this thing builds on your idea before anyone asks you for a subscription.
If the risk you're weighing is the thirty days after launch rather than the seven minutes before it, Done Is a Fact — The First Thirty exists for exactly that — thirty days of putting your business in front of strangers, mainly through ads you approve, with a seven-day refund.
If it isn't — welcome. Watch 17 businesses go live from one sentence, each in one take. The businesses are made up. The clock isn't.