Pay for Graspable with crypto: Credits, or a plan paid ahead

Graspable takes crypto for Credits and for plans. You pay from your own wallet in Bitcoin, Ether, Solana or USDC on Base, at the same prices as by card. There is no card, no billing name and no identity check. You still need a Graspable account, which is an email address or a GitHub or Google sign-in.

It is marked experimental in the app, because it is new and a payment on a chain cannot be taken back.

Credits

Credits pay for what Graspable runs for you: Cloud Agents, Fast mode, generated worlds, and the AI model when you use the Graspable agent with no AI account of your own. Building on your own computer with your own AI account uses none.

In the app, open Settings → Plan and Credits, and under Buy Credits choose Pay with crypto. On the website, sign in and open Account → Pay with crypto.

1. Choose how many Credits, from 50 up. A Credit is $0.20, $0.18 from 300 and $0.15 from 1,000.
2. Choose a coin. You see the amount, an address and a QR code.
3. Pay from your wallet.

The Credits arrive once the network has confirmed the payment. USDC on Base and Solana take under a minute and Ether a few minutes. Bitcoin needs one confirmation for a purchase up to $100, which is about ten minutes, and more confirmations for larger ones. You can close the app while you wait. The order is still there when you come back.

Credits bought this way last 12 months, like any Credit pack.

A plan, paid ahead

A card can be charged every month. A wallet only ever sends money, so nothing can renew by itself. A plan paid with crypto is therefore time you buy ahead: 1 month, 3 months or a year, at the card's prices. A month costs the monthly price and a year costs the yearly one.

Choose A plan, paid ahead in the same place, pick Builder, Pro or Studio and how long, and pay as you would for Credits. For Studio you also set the number of seats. The plan starts when the payment is confirmed, and the account page says until which day it is paid.

Since it does not renew, we send an email a week before the last day and another the day before. If you do nothing, the account goes back to the free plan on that day. Projects on your computer and apps you have published stay as they are.

Changes while time is left work like this:

• More time goes on the end, so paying early loses nothing.
• A dearer plan or another seat costs the difference for the days already paid.
• A cheaper plan or fewer seats turns what is left into more days.

Before you send

• The price holds for 20 minutes. A payment that arrives later the same day is still credited at the price you were shown.
• When the app says Send exactly, send that exact amount on the network shown. For some coins every payment goes to one address, and the last digits of the amount are how yours is recognised.
• If less than a plan's price arrives, the plan does not start. The money becomes Credits at their usual price.
• Card and crypto do not mix on one account. With a plan paid by card, cancel it first and pay with crypto when its time has ended.
• Overage, the extra Credits beyond a plan, is billed on a card's invoice. With crypto, buy a Credit pack when you need more.
• A payment cannot be taken back. If you paid and nothing arrived within a day, write to us with the order reference the app shows.

Your wallet stays yours

Graspable holds no wallet for this and never asks for yours. You get an address and an amount, and the payment is looked up in public sources. Nothing on our side holds a key that could move money.

People buy Credits. Agents do not. An agent that pays for outside services is a separate, opt-in feature with a wallet of its own, described in the next post.

The full rules are in the documentation, under Credits and Plans and billing.