Billing during the pilot

Nothing to pay, no card taken, no price decided. What that means in practice, and what will happen when there is a number.

Checked against the product on Aug 1, 20261 min read

There is nothing to pay during the pilot. No card is taken, no subscription is created, and there is no billing screen in REMI — because there is nothing for it to show.

Why there is no price yet

Pricing is not decided. It is being worked out honestly with the first practitioners rather than announced to them, and until it is settled you will not find a number on any REMI page. That is not coyness — a price invented before the product is finished is a promise made to the wrong people.

Pilot terms, including what it will cost, are being finalised with the first cohort.
There is no commitment attached to the pilot: you can leave whenever you want.
Nothing here converts to a paid plan silently. When there is a price, it will be a conversation with the practitioners who helped build the thing, not a surprise on a card statement.

If you are the person your practitioner supports

The pilot conversation is with practitioners, so billing is not something you have to think about. If your practitioner has told you something different about what REMI costs you, they are the ones to ask — their own arrangement with the people they support is theirs, not ours.

Ask us where pricing stands. The honest answer is easier to give than the polished one.

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