You're using a Fair product. Here's what that means — every product, every month, forever.
Every action charges the infrastructure cost plus a small margin. Not what the market will bear. Not what a sales rep can extract. What it costs us to serve you, plus enough to keep the lights on. We publish the cost breakdown on every receipt so you can check our math.
Full pro features from the first request. The code is already running — we're not going to pretend it isn't. No Starter plan, no Growth plan, no Enterprise plan. Everyone gets the whole product. The only thing that changes is how much you use.
You top up when you want, what you want — starting at $5. Nothing recurs. Nothing auto-renews. There is nothing to cancel, because there is nothing subscribing you to anything.
Your credits are real dollars, and they're yours forever. No monthly resets. No "use it or lose it." If you top up $50 today and come back in three years, that $50 is still there.
Your balance works across every Fair tool — sign, mail, CRM, forms, scheduling, all of it. No per-product wallets. No separate logins. The dollars you didn't spend on one product are available to spend on another.
Not a free trial with fine print. Not a coupon that expires in 14 days. A real dollar in your wallet when you add a payment method, usable anywhere in Fair, forever.
Send the email, generate the image, collect the signature — you see the price first. No hidden overages. No mystery credit conversions. The wallet shows $4.72, not 472 credits. The price is a price.
Light month, small bill. Quiet month, no bill. You're not being charged to have an account. You're charged for what you used — and only for what you used.
No onboarding quota. No days-to-unlock. No "upgrade to access this feature." You sign up, you add a card, you use the thing. Day one is the same as day one thousand.
No "contact sales for pricing." No enterprise tier priced by how big your company looks. The price is on the page. You pay it. The person next to you pays it. The Fortune 500 pays it.
A contract isn't just promises. It's the things we agree not to do. If we ever do one of these, we've broken the deal.
That's the whole thing. No fine print under the fine print.
If anything on this page is ever not true, we've broken the contract. Tell us at hello@faircompany.ai and we'll fix it.