What a try costs
One try usually costs a few dollars. A product nobody visits costs nothing, unless it runs AI work on its own, on a schedule.
The RunMyB guide says: Cheap enough to try more than once.
What you pay for.
Activity: the platform's work on your idea — studying the field, planning, building, checking — and the AI your product uses, whether people are using it or it runs work on its own, on a schedule. A card shows, up front, what a launch has cost on past runs, and the platform's charges are itemised and shown to you in the product before anything is charged (Terms §14).
A product nobody visits costs nothing.
That holds unless it runs AI work on its own, on a schedule: an app's scheduled AI work uses your account's credits, even when nobody visits. Its hosting and its database are not billed to you either way — a hosted product that nobody is using sleeps. You can also unpublish a product without deleting anything — its name stays bound to it, and a quiet product does not have to be a destroyed one.
Why that makes trying several ideas sensible.
Launch a few small things to see which one people use. The ones nobody visits cost you nothing while they sleep — keep them, or let them go.
No surprise halfway.
New work does not start when your balance is empty, and work already under way is allowed to finish rather than being cut off halfway.
Changing it later.
A change is built and checked the same way as the first version and costs the platform's work on it, the same kind of cost — never a developer's quote and never a two-week window.
Why there is no price list yet.
RunMyB is opening in stages, and access is by invitation for now. When we publish prices they go on this page, not behind a quote form.
Try one idea. Then try another.
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RunMyB is opening in stages, and access is by invitation for now.