Membership tiers are flat monthly subscriptions with defined compute allowances. Profit-share pricing is optional, project-by-project, and only ever applies where you enroll a project under a written schedule. Enterprise stays custom.
| Plan | Price | Compute | Status | For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base | $200 / month | Standard weekly allowance (1×), five-hour fair-use window | Available now | Builders, operators, side hustlers — full API, console, simulator, community |
| Base 5× | $1,000 / month | 5× allowance, priority queues | Early access | Operators running daily decision loops |
| Base 20× | $2,000 / month | 20× allowance, premium effort levels | Early access | Teams and power operators; implementation support |
| Enterprise | Custom (Order Form) | Custom limits, retention, SLA, security terms | By agreement | Governed deployment across business units |
Subscriptions renew monthly and can be canceled from the console effective end of the billing period. Compute usage is shown as a percentage of your allowance. Prices exclude taxes.
For eligible projects you can enroll in profit-share pricing: HyperC charges a percentage of realized generated profit above an agreed baseline — never of predictions, and never on regulated-market uses.
Profit Share Fee = rate × generated profit. Generated profit is realized profit above the agreed baseline, netted across all covered transactions in the period — losses included. Zero generated profit, zero fee.
The earliest paid accounts receive the introductory 10% performance-fee rate, assigned by paid-registration order and shown in your account. Standard terms allow later cohorts up to 30%; above that requires your affirmative acceptance.
If a documented P34 prediction was materially inaccurate, you can request a fee reduction through the prediction-deviation review — with the model version, inputs and realized outcome on the table.
Individual P34 calculations are genuinely expensive — the fee converts into usable compute. A free tier exists only for simulator-based evaluation, without production use.
Unused weekly compute expires — it doesn't roll over or convert to cash. Pick the tier that matches your loop's real cadence; upgrading later is one click.
Subscription price increases require at least 30 days' notice and apply from your next renewal — never retroactively. You can cancel before they take effect. Founding rates hold while you're eligible and active.
No. You own and operate your own business and receive its economic result; HyperC sells software, intelligence, compute and infrastructure. Membership carries no equity, dividends or appreciation expectation.