Pricing
One page or forty, the price is the same. Per-page billing would make the cost unpredictable for exactly the caller least able to predict its own output — and an agent that cannot forecast a cost cannot be trusted with a loop.
With an Ounie account
= 3¢ · 33 documents per dollar
Credits are shared across every Ounie app. Top up on ounie.com
With no account at all
on Base · x402 pay-per-call
For agents with a wallet and no login. POST the same body, get a 402 with terms, sign it, retry with an X-Payment header. The premium over the credit price covers settlement and hosting a link for an account that does not exist.
The whole meter
A credit is one cent. The same balance pays for Paperwork, every other Ounie app, and questions on ounie.com. There is no subscription here and no plan to choose.
Credits are taken before the render and only recorded as spent once a PDF exists. If the render fails, the reserve goes back to the exact three pools it came from — monthly, purchased and earned — rather than being dumped into one.
A call that cannot be paid for returns 402 with the shortfall and a top-up link. An agent looping on this endpoint can never run up a bill it did not have the balance for.
Listing, opening, re-downloading and sharing a document you already paid for costs nothing, permanently. So do template samples, pricing lookups and balance checks.
If your Ounie plan includes monthly credits, they drain before anything you bought — so credits you paid for are never lost to expiry.
Billing, invoices and payment methods all live on ounie.com — Paperwork never takes a card.