Caprock Files

Changed

• The premium dialog now measures its price against a Claude subscription. Every statement on it was true and the screen still argued against itself: the loudest element was a bordered box reading "Not built yet", so the first thing the eye landed on was a reason not to buy. Three prices sat where a decision belonged, and Subscribe was styled as one of three equal buttons.

The order is now what the feature does, then what it costs against what you already pay, then the caveats. $30 is neither cheap nor dear on its own — the one price every reader of that dialog is already paying is a Claude subscription, so a year of Caprock is stated against a month and a half of Claude Pro. The comparison carries its source and the date it was read, on screen, because rule 6 applies to other people's prices too, and it says outright that the two are different things: one buys the model, one shows you what it did.

Two buy buttons rather than one — $30 a year and $100 once — because those are the two real decisions, and the lifetime option was previously reachable only by leaving the dashboard for the site. $5 monthly stays as a line beneath them. The unbuilt notice stays too, under the buttons as a condition of the sale rather than as the headline.

The compared figure lives in internal/premium beside our own, and the drift test that reads the site's pricing now reads its facts.ts as well, failing when either the price or the date it was read disagrees.