Pricing
Every kit is free today. A $1 edition comes only after a 9/10 review.
BotMyBiz kits start as free downloads. A kit gets a one-time $1 turnkey edition only when the missing business plumbing is actually built and three independent reviewers each score it at least 9 out of 10. No kit has passed yet, so nothing is for sale.
Free kit vs $1 edition
The free column is what you can download now. The $1 column describes what an edition will include once it is built and passes review. None of it exists as a product yet.
| What you get | Free kit · available now | $1 edition · not built yet |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free, no account | $1.00 USD one time. No subscription, tips or upsells |
| Working software | Yes: the kit's checker, with a live demo on this site | The same software |
| Brand, business plan, economics, AI operator prompt | Yes | Yes |
| Customer intake | You collect product exports yourself | A working intake step, tested on the exact version you download |
| Report delivery | You send reports yourself | A delivery step you connect to your own email account, with a dry-run mode and duplicate protection |
| Billing | Not included | A tested way to bill your customers through your own payment account |
| Setup evidence | Sample run and automated tests | A recorded end-to-end test run from intake to delivered report, included in the download |
| Support and refunds | No orders, so nothing to refund | A published support contact and a written refund policy before the first sale |
Which kits are open for checkout
| Kit | Free kit | $1 edition |
|---|---|---|
| Catalog Scout (Kit 001) | Available now (v1.0.3) | Not on sale Latest independent scores: 8–9 of 10 (kit 1.0.3 released) |
The 9/10 bar
Before anything ships, three independent reviewers — creative/design, functional/customer, commercial/automation — must all pass the same version; one rejection sends it back for repair and three fresh verdicts, and scores are not averaged. A second, stricter gate decides whether a kit can ever carry a $1 checkout: the same three independent lenses — creative/design, functional/customer, and commercial/automation — must each approve it with at least 9 out of 10, and the project must be a genuine turnkey A–Z business. Catalog Scout has cleared the release bar: its September 29, 2026 reviews of version 1.0.3 returned PASS from all three reviewers (creative 9/9, functional 8/8, commercial 8/8, site/kit out of 10), and the kit is released. It has not cleared the $1 bar — its September 28, 2026 payment reviews scored it 4 to 7 with all four reviewers denying paid eligibility — so it stays free.
Why $1?
A dollar keeps a kit within anyone's reach and tells us that a real person found it worth buying. It is a signal, not a profit plan.