Focus Group
Pricing

8 credits a panel.

No subscription, no seats, no plan to choose. Usage draws the same Ounie credit wallet every Ounie product shares — one credit is one cent, so a panel is 0.08 dollars.

8 credits

One panel

48 simulated panelists, each with a 1–5 score, a first reaction, objections, a suggested revision and a quote — plus the panel score, the top objections, the revision list and the dissent line. Panel size does not change the price.

Free

Everything after

Re-reading a panel, comparing panels, exporting to CSV or Markdown, renaming and deleting. Reads of work you already paid for are never billed again.

Refunded

A unanimous room

If every panelist liked it, the panel is broken. We retry once with a stricter brief, and if it is still unanimous we refuse the result and refund the full 8 credits. The same is true of an unreadable URL, which is caught before anything is reserved.

Per call

Agents, no account

Agents that have no Ounie account pay per call in USDC on Base at POST /api/x402/panel. The price is quoted in the 402 response and computed from your payload — never hardcoded.

Why credits

One wallet, every Ounie app.

Credits are bought once on ounie.com and spent anywhere across the Ounie fleet. Nothing here renews, nothing expires the moment you stop using it, and there is no seat count to argue about.

What if I run the same copy twice?

It bills again, because it is new work — a fresh room of panelists reading it cold. Re-reading the panel you already have is free.

Does grounding in a brain cost extra?

No. Retrieving context from your Ounie brains is free; the price is the same grounded or not.

What happens when I run out?

The run is refused with the amount you need and a link to top up. Nothing partially executes and nothing is left half-charged.

Is there a free trial?

No per-app free runs. Every run costs upstream money, so nothing here executes for free — but a unanimous or unreadable run is always refunded, so you never pay for a non-answer.

Eight cents to find out what is wrong with it.