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Nightshift Co

Nightshift Co · Plans and credits

Three monthly plans, priced in the open.

Every plan runs the same nightly pass and the same rule: nothing runs until you approve it. What changes is how many companies you run, how many credits the month holds, and how far back the board remembers.

The prices below are what you pay. Starting is free and asks for no card.

The plans

One ladder, billed monthly.

Each plan adds companies, credits and history to the one before it, and every plan keeps the same nightly pass: scheduled, proposed, approved, run.

Solo

$19a month

One company, running every night.

  • One company and its public site
  • The nightly pass at 02:00, every night
  • 300 credits a month
  • Seven days of task history

Studio

$49a month

Three companies, side by side.

  • Up to three companies
  • 1,000 credits a month
  • Ninety days of task history
  • The workspace view for switching between companies
  • Everything in Solo

Portfolio

$99a month

Ten companies, one view.

  • Up to ten companies
  • 3,000 credits a month
  • A year of task history
  • The portfolio view, with priority support
  • Everything in Studio

Your credits

This month’s credits, and where they went.

Credits pay for the work a night does: searching, reading a page, making an image, transcribing a recording. Each task the pass runs draws on the month’s allowance, and the board keeps the record of what it used.

Your credits

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The company, the board and the nightly schedule are unchanged. Ask once more and the figures come back.

A night, in order

How a pass spends the month’s credits.

The nightly cycle is a scheduled back-end job that proposes the work, waits for your decision, and runs only what you approved.

  1. The pass starts on schedule.

    Every night at 02:00, in your own time zone. The cycle page shows the pass running, and says plainly if it stops before it finishes.

  2. It proposes.

    Each proposal lands on the task board with what it would do and where it would act. A proposal waits there until you answer it.

  3. You approve or skip.

    Approve to queue a task for the night; skip to put it down. Nothing leaves the board without your approval.

  4. It runs what you approved, and the morning shows the record.

    Each task draws credits as it works, and the board lists what ran, what it produced and what it used. If a pass stops early, the cycle page says where, and the next night starts fresh.