Pay for the engine. Win for free.

We tried that shape. The cost of generating your assets and running your submissions lands now — servers, AI inference, storage. Success fees land six to twelve months later, after batches say yes. A flat monthly keeps the lights on and funds the product. The waiver preserves the spirit: when you actually win, we back off.

No. That's a non-goal. Managing Anthropic and OpenAI rate limits, caching, and model routing is our job — not something we want founders debugging at 2 AM. If you want the abstraction, you pay for it. Fair trade.

Yes. You paste your URL, approve the extracted facts, approve each answer, and we fill and submit through a real browser with your own account. You approve every submission before it goes live. We never post on your behalf to Hacker News, the Product Hunt launch page, or Reddit — those are assist tier, meaning we draft and remind, but you click publish.

Any time. Month-to-month, no annual lock-in unless you pick the discounted annual plan. Your canonical profile, generated assets, and submission history are yours — exportable from the workspace before you go.

You pick up the regular monthly. We find that six months covers the peak use — application prep and launch week. Afterwards, if you're not using Turntables actively, you can cancel. No clawbacks, no surprise fees.

Roughly 40% to Anthropic and OpenAI API usage (Haiku and Sonnet, with aggressive prompt caching), 30% to infrastructure (Postgres, Temporal for workflows, MinIO for generated assets, a VPS for the headless browser runner), and 30% to keeping this thing alive — domain, monitoring, support, product work.

Yes. $249 per year on Founder — saves $99 compared to month-to-month. Agency is annual-only by default. Early waitlist gets first dibs on founding-member pricing.