Pricing, honestly
Idiosynt gives you a board of wits that know your whole business and go with you into Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini. So we don’t price like a widget. We price against the counsel you already pay for.
The going rate, seat by seat
These are the seats your board covers — priced the way you’d have to buy them without Idiosynt: one at a time, on their calendars, each starting from zero on your business.
One perspective. One hour a week. Warm, wise — and booked out when the deal lands on a Tuesday.
Meets biweekly. Half the session is other people’s problems. The good advice arrives — eventually.
Excellent in one lane. Three-week lead time. Bills by the hour, and the clock is always running.
Every seat above, in one room, sharing one memory of your business — never billing by the hour, and they come with you into Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini.
No disrespect to coaches, masterminds, or fractional execs — some of your wits will argue you should keep yours. That’s rather the point of a board with real opinions.
Now add it up: assembling that table the old way runs thousands a month — and the coach, the exec, and the mastermind still never sit in the same room, share a note, or remember last quarter together. Your wits do all three before your coffee cools.
Two plans. No decoder ring.
Two sizes, both with concierge onboarding, direct support from the people who built it, and early pricing locked for a full year from your invite. No “Contact sales.” No feature hostage-taking.
For the founder building alone
$49/month
Early pricing — locked for a year
Standard response cadence. Fair use applies.
For founding teams up to four
$99/month
Early pricing — locked for a year
Priority response cadence. Fair use applies.
Bring your business. Keep your wits about you.
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The first wave is 15 founders. When they’re seated, the wave is closed.
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The questions you’re actually asking
Because it’s priced like the early thing it is. We’re a small lab onboarding fifteen founders personally, and the first wave is how the product earns its standard price. $49 and $99 lock for a full year from your invite. What pricing will never be: per-seat arithmetic, usage roulette, or a quote that requires a sales call.
Standard pricing gets set after the first wave teaches us what this is worth in practice. Your lock holds for the full year either way, and you’ll see any change coming long before it arrives. No surprise line items — your CFO wit would roast us.
Then you leave with everything: your board, its memory, every deliberation — exported, yours, done. Delete means delete. We’d rather you stay because it’s good, not because you’re stuck — lock-in is the other guys’ business model.
That’s the costume trick, and no. When you ask a chat to “act as a CFO,” the same model writes both sides of the argument — so the critique is theater. A wit’s counsel is authored outside the conversation and brought in; what you decide is carried back out into your board’s memory. Same wit, same judgment, whichever AI you’re in — that’s the Costume Test on our proof page, pre-registered before we recorded anything.
Because we onboard every board personally, and quality has a headcount. Fifteen is the number we can seat without the concierge part becoming a brochure word.
Fifteen seats. Concierge onboarding. A year of locked pricing.
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