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Price it, then give it away: what changed in v1.1.0
From v1.0.0 (2026-10-02, d2a2832e7) to v1.1.0 (2026-10-05, 4d6a7b929), paragraph by paragraph.
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!shot ea-ladder-and-fork.webp | images/ | The ladder, what each rungtier costs each side, and the fork. Four tiers already on sale, from the ten-pound pack to the fifteen-hundred-pound reviewed vault, each with a relative cost to us and a cost to the customer. The early access programme gives the five-hundred-pound tier away, free, to people who already run an agent. The question on the right is the whole exercise. Prices as published on 2 October 2026; cost bars are relative, not measured.
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Price it, at a number that makes sense to you. Not a number from a competitor's page, a number you would be content to be paid. RiskMandate's ladder is four rungs:tiers: ten pounds for the pack downloaded, fifty for a working vault, five hundred for the vault corrected for your situation, fifteen hundred for two sessions and a professional's signature. The first two are automated and already on sale. The third is an email thread: we send prompts, the customer runs them, we build the vault and the policy from what comes back. The fourth adds people's time on both sides.
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If people take the offer, run the prompts, read the vault, send corrections and ask what else there is, you have a product. The next question is price, and it is a good question to have: would they buy more, is five hundred too low for what they got, is it too high for the next tier of customer, does the fifteen-hundred rungtier sell itself once someone has had the five-hundred one free. Those are the questions the earlier article called "can you charge, and can you charge at a profit", and you can only ask them of people who have had the thing.
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