1. Your brief
Write a launch announcement for a $19 desk organizer. Use a calm tone. Do not make shipping or sustainability claims; neither is confirmed.
$60/mo gets you Hydrogen and two specialists. Add any of the other 22 for $25/mo each. Compute and AI usage are billed separately — your own instance, your own key, no bundling and no markup.
Hydrogen + 2 specialists of your choice
AI usage always runs on your own key for paid plans — billed by your provider, never marked up by us. Compute is AWS's own rate, passed through — no markup.
Pick your specialists and server size. This estimate includes subscription and compute; your AI provider bills usage separately.
Compute is AWS's rate, passed through at cost and billed monthly. On top sits your provider's token bill — Hydrogen's QA pass is part of that usage; every output is generated and reviewed.
Every paying customer gets a dedicated server on AWS. You pay AWS's own rate for it — passed through, no markup, just like your API key. Change size anytime, one click, prorated.
Your team handles a few briefs a week comfortably. The right start if you're one person testing the water.
Handles daily briefs with several specialists working together. Where most agencies and small teams land.
Your full roster runs in parallel without queueing. For teams that keep the workspace busy all day.
A smaller instance means your team works through briefs more slowly. It never changes the quality bar — Hydrogen reviews everything the same way on every tier.
One click, effective immediately, prorated. Prices are AWS's published rates and can shift slightly — we never add a cent on top.
“Can I put client data in here?” — yes. Every paid workspace runs on dedicated, isolated infrastructure: your environment, your data, your key. Nothing shared, nothing pooled.
Your work never shares a machine with another customer's.
AI traffic goes to the provider you chose, under your account.
Illustrative review example
This example shows the kind of feedback a review can provide. It is not a recorded customer task or a measured success rate. You still check and approve the final work.
Write a launch announcement for a $19 desk organizer. Use a calm tone. Do not make shipping or sustainability claims; neither is confirmed.
The world's most sustainable desk organizer is here. Just $19, with guaranteed next-day delivery!
Remove the unsupported sustainability superlative and delivery promise. Keep the confirmed $19 price and use the requested calm tone.
Meet our new $19 desk organizer. Give your everyday essentials a place of their own. Explore the organizer and see whether it fits your workspace.
$60/month for Hydrogen — your AI project manager — plus two specialists of your choice. Add any of the other 22 for $25/month each. On top of that you pay AWS directly for your server (from about $30/month) and your AI provider directly for token usage. We never mark either up.
It was a flat rate that bundled compute into the subscription, which meant light users subsidised heavy ones. Splitting it out means the base drops to $60, you only pay for the server size you actually need, and the AWS and provider costs reach you at cost instead of through us.
Every workspace runs on its own dedicated AWS instance rather than a shared pool. Passing AWS's published rate straight through means you scale the machine to your workload — and you can verify what you're paying against Amazon's own pricing.
Your team works through briefs more slowly. It never changes the quality bar — Hydrogen reviews everything the same way on every tier. Upgrading is one click, effective immediately, and prorated.
Yes, for paid plans. You connect your Anthropic, OpenAI, Google account and AI traffic runs under it, so you pay the provider directly with zero markup from us. Hydrogen's QA pass is part of that usage — every output is generated and reviewed. A managed option is on the roadmap.
Yes. Monthly plans cancel at the end of the current month with no fee. Annual plans have a prorated refund window for 30 days; after that they run to term. Cancellation is handled from the dashboard, not a retention call.
Yes. Paid Space Office workspaces run on a dedicated AWS instance. Compute is billed separately at AWS cost, and you can resize as workload changes.