Pricing
You pay for
green, not for
tokens.
A run that never passes its own tests did not do the job, and charging for it would quietly reward the wrong thing. The unit we intend to bill is a verified run.
Nothing here is live yet. GeniusMoment is in development and early access is free. The tiers below are the model we intend to launch with, published early so nobody has to guess where this is going. It is not a price list you can buy from today.
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Early access
Free, while we build
- The
gmloop, end to end - Bring your own runtime
- Direct line to the people writing it
- Your specs shape which runtime lands next
- The
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Individual
Planned · metered by verified run
- Verified runs, billed only when they go green
- Full run records, retained and exportable
- Every supported runtime
- No seat count, no per-editor licence
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Team
Planned · annual
- Shared run history across a team
- CI-shaped usage: exit codes, no interactive session
- Private endpoint, isolated from other tenants
- Volume commitments instead of metering
Why this unit
Per-token pricing pays a model to be verbose, and per-seat pricing pays it to be installed. Neither is correlated with whether you got working code. Because gm already knows, mechanically, whether a run passed, we can bill the thing you actually wanted. We absorb the cost of the rounds where the model was wrong.
That also lines the incentives up on our side of the table: every round we waste is a round we paid for. Getting to green in two rounds instead of five is our margin, not your invoice.
What is not in the plan
- No training on your code by default. Runs we learn from are runs you opted in on.
- No per-editor licence. It is a command; it runs where your code runs.
- No charge for a red run. If it never passed, it never billed.
Want a number before launch?
If you have a real volume in mind for a CI pipeline, a team, or a migration, tell us the shape of it. We will work the pricing against your case rather than a spreadsheet.
Tell us your volume