Pricing

There is no price yet — the product is free while it is being built, and what it will cost has not been decided. What has been decided is the shape, and it is written down so it can be held to.

One engine, for everybody

Every user runs the same fully developed calculation: the same tax computed from statute, the same registered-account room math, the same housing and retirement modelling. Nothing is computed for a paying customer that is approximated for anyone else. A tier never buys a better answer.

What a paid tier would buy

• Depth. More of the model on screen at once, and more of the working laid out.
• Control. Substituting your own assumptions for our sourced defaults — inflation, returns, appreciation — and the sensitivity analysis that unlocks.
• Permanence. More saved scenarios, comparison surfaces, exports and reports.

Two things no tier and no revenue argument may touch

1. Nothing shown is unaccountable. Every number on screen traces to its formula and its primary source at every tier. A cited number is not a premium feature.
2. A smaller view never misleads. A narrower tier shows fewer numbers; it never implies a conclusion the fuller model contradicts. If the plan runs out of money in year nine, every tier says so — that is the answer, not a detail of it.

Until there is a price, everything works and nothing is gated. Start a plan and judge it on the numbers.