Free to find out. Fixed to ship.
The expensive part of building software is deciding what it is. That part is free here, because a plan you can take elsewhere is the only honest way to sell the rest.
- EXAMPLE pricing
- Gas paid by you
- No token required
Find out what you are actually asking for.
- Unlimited scoping
- A written plan with a cut list
- Cost and time before any code
- No deployment
Scope, build, deploy, and a month of staying with it.
- Everything in Scope
- Contracts, interface, tests
- Testnet, then mainnet on your signature
- Contract verification
- 30 days of monitoring
For a thing that is live and has to keep working.
- Continuous monitoring
- Failed-transaction and gas alerts
- Fixes opened as plans
- A running changelog
Example pricing, illustrative until commercial terms are settled
The ones that actually get asked.
What does gas cost me?
Gas is yours and is paid from your wallet at deploy time. Omnipons never fronts it. On Robinhood Chain gas is paid in ETH. It moves with the gas price, so we do not quote it as a fixed number.
Who owns what gets built?
You do, including the plan. If you take the plan and build it somewhere else, that is a legitimate outcome. The scoping stage is free precisely so it can be.
What if it cannot build the thing?
You find out during scoping, before anything is charged. A plan that concludes 'this should not be built this way' is a successful scoping run, not a failed one.
Is there a token you have to buy?
No. The coin exists and is linked from the site; it is not a payment rail and nothing on this page requires it.