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Pricing page — four honest tiers, crypto-only via BTCPay, free-forever as the headline #135

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Gated on ADR 0004's trigger — design now, publish when Pro exists. When it publishes, it must read like nothing else in the category: a pricing page whose loudest row is the one that costs $0.

The tiers

Tier Price (USD-eq, crypto-only) What it buys The promise
Free $0, forever The full engine. Never a demo. We see nothing
Pro — "your box, anywhere" $14/mo · $140/yr prepay managed keel link, signed+notarized installers, managed updates, Web Push plumbing, priority support We can't see your data
Founder — lifetime $399, first 200, then gone Everything in Pro, forever, founder badge Grandfathering is a promise, not a promo
Hosted-confirm — "our brain, your keys" $49/mo · $450/yr (later) Full hosted engine; your device holds the keys and approves every order We can see, we can't act

What the page must say plainly

  • Free-forever is the headline, not the fine print: paper trading unlimited, research unlimited, live via the full ceremony — the free engine is never crippled, because a demo that lies about the product is a flattery product.
  • What we refuse, named: no strategies for sale (our own measurement found no net-positive rule family — selling one would sell an edge we measured as absent), no exchange affiliate links (fees are the binding constraint; we won't earn by routing you), no paid roadmap votes, no hosted black box.
  • Crypto-only payment, explained honestly: self-hosted non-custodial BTCPay; USD-priced, paid at spot; prepaid credit; no processor ever sees the payer.
  • The two-promise taxonomy made visual: self-host = "we see nothing" vs hosted-confirm = "we see, we can't act."

Done when

  • /en/pricing, /fr/pricing, /ar/pricing render (trilingual)
  • The Free row is visually primary; the promise column present on every tier
  • The refusals section present and specific
  • Crypto-only payment explainer with a BTCPay flow sketch
  • Publishes only when keel #603's ADR records the decision and the Pro tier is real

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