Open books: what this app costs is not asserted but derived — from its own reservation and the one formula the platform bills everybody by, the operator included. Everything is shown in USDC; µ$ (millionths of a USDC) is the internal accounting unit.
This app
- Tier
- Tier 5
- Cost price
- 2.78 USDC/cycle
- Price
- 4.51 USDC/cycle
- Of which margin
- 1.72 USDC/cycle
5 × 256 MiB / 0.25 CPU — reserved per cgroup: 1.25 GiB
Provider price · φ / rentable units, over the real cycle length — the φ factor pays for the 1/φ headroom.
Debited daily: 160,935 µ$ (0.16 USDC) from the prepaid balance.
A constant 38.2 % of the price — it covers fixed costs and funds the expansion.
The time ladder — today: day 2 of cycle 12/13, epoch 2026
- Minute · smallest display unit
- 112 µ$
- Day · debit interval
- 0.16 USDC
- Sprint 23/26 · 02.11. – 15.11.2026 · 14 days
- 2.25 USDC
- Cycle 12/13 · 02.11. – 29.11.2026 · 28 days — billing unit
- 4.51 USDC
- Epoch 2026 · 29.12.2025 – 03.01.2027 · 371 days
- 59.71 USDC
No calendar month: the calendar is anchored on the Monday of ISO week 1 — the epoch's first billing day often still lies in the old calendar year. 13 cycles of 28 days made of two 14-day sprints each; cycle 13 swallows the year's remainder (35 days in 53-week years, its second sprint 21) and then honestly costs its real length. The provider's monthly price is normalised to the day (€/month · 12 / 365.25); debiting is daily, every step rounded up.
The rules — one constant, φ ≈ 1.618
- 1 · Price
P = ⌈C · φ⌉ µ$Margin/cost = cost/price = 1/φ — the price is literally golden-cut.
- 2 · Expansion
u ≥ 1/φ ≈ 61.8 %Only then the next node, in Fibonacci steps: 1 · 2 · 3 · 5 · 8.
- 3 · Reserve
u ≥ 1/φ ∧ R ≥ K_nextThe margin funds the next step before it is needed.
- 4 · Visible numbers
Tiers 1·2·3·5·8 × 256 MiBIdentity is free; what is paid for are reserved resources, all numbers Fibonacci.
- 5 · Open books
d = Σ margin / FThe platform is its own first tenant and publishes fixed costs and coverage.
- 6 · Provider
switch when p_new ≤ p_old/φThe provider price is an input — every saving passes through to the users by formula.
Every number on this page can be recomputed from three public inputs: the provider price list, φ, Fibonacci. One unit is 0.25 GiB RAM with 0.25 CPU.