Pricing, plainly

What you actually pay for,and why it costs less than a co-founder.

Oathloop runs on a flat subscription plus a share-of-revenue slice. The subscription covers the team — nine agents, the infrastructure, the nightly loop, and the morning briefing. The slice is outcome-aligned: it scales with revenue, not headcount. Below: the structure, and what it looks like next to hiring a technical co-founder of your own.

Section 1
What the subscription covers.
The subscription is the team. It pays for everything that has to be running before the first dollar of revenue exists — the agents, the infrastructure they live in, the loop that runs while you sleep, and the briefing that tells you what they shipped.
  • Nine agents — three lanes of specialists — Build, Grow, and Report — standing up and running one company. See the full org chart →
  • Infrastructure — cloud compute, CI/CD, observability, secrets, audit logs — everything required to stand the business up and prove it under SBA review.
  • Nightly loop — agents run while you sleep — Build ships, Grow scouts, Report audits. By morning the work is done. See the loop in action →
  • Morning briefing — a single page that tells you what shipped last night, what is at risk, and what needs the founder’s call today. See a sample briefing →
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Section 2
What the share-of-revenue slice means.
The slice is the alignment mechanism. It is not a fee, a tier, or a per-seat surcharge. It is a fraction of revenue that exists only when revenue exists — and that is the entire reason the structure is built around outcome, not headcount.
  • Outcome-priced — the slice scales with revenue, not headcount. The platform only earns when the company earns.
  • No seat math — you are not metered per user. No per-seat tier, no volume discount that disappears the moment a third employee joins.
  • Aligned by construction — founders keep the upside when the company ships. No vesting cliffs, no dividends, no preferred stack.
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Section 3

Side-by-side,against a technical co-founder.

Same five dimensions founders price-shop on. The left column assumes a single technical co-founder with a market-clearing package; the right column is what an Oathloop company actually pays.

DimensionTechnical co-founderOathloop subscription + share
Annual cash + benefits$180k–$320k/yr fully loadedFlat subscription (pricing finalized at kickoff)
Equity dilution5–25% of the cap tableShare-of-revenue slice (no equity issued)
Ops overheadRecruiting · onboarding · churn risk · severance tailNone — agents are the team
Time-to-launch6–18 months (search, offer, ramp)Days, not quarters
Risk profileKey-person + employment-law liabilityOutcome-aligned by construction
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