Simple pricing, bounded by your budget
Brands fund the budget. Players play for free.
Pricing is two-sided. Brands fund a weekly reward budget in USDSC at 0 USDSC = 0 RSNC parity. Players earn for free by playing; optional USDSC purchases buy time at the same parity, anywhere RSNC is spent.
Fund a weekly budget.
No tiers to decode — one continuous dial. Set a weekly budget (USDSC, at 1 USDSC = 1000 RSNC parity) and a qualifying floor; benefits scale as you fund more. These are illustrative points along that dial.
Starter
From $250 / week
- Funded weekly reward budget
- Core event loadout (chat, daily, quality)
- Floor + pro-rata payouts
Growing
~$1,000 / week
- A bigger weekly pool
- Custom event types (voice, threads, on-chain)
- Higher Tune-In caps for members
At scale
$5,000+ / week
- Branded Quest Pack, co-built with our team
- A seasonal cook + Kitchen integration
- Deepest presence in the meta-game
Playing is free.
Show up, earn rewards by playing, take your share of the weekly budget. Optional USDSC purchases at 1:1000 parity buy time — paid mailbox rolls, slot expansion, faster leveling.
- Rewards for every play — quality-modulated, Tune-In capped.
- Weekly payout — floor + pro-rata above the floor.
- Tune-In gives a small RSNC discount on services (capped 20%). USDSC pricing stays flat — pay-or-play parity is protected.
- Zero fees for users. Gas is sponsored.
Understanding RSNC
RSNC is in-game currency for the Kitchen meta-game. 1 USDSC = 1000 RSNC anywhere RSNC is spent — the on-chain integer is the real value (0 decimals). Earn by playing; spend in the Kitchen.
USDSC parity
Fixed rate: 1 USDSC = 1000 RSNC anywhere RSNC is spent. No market price, no fluctuation.
Pay or play
Earn RSNC by playing, or buy time at parity with USDSC. The rails are the same.
Weekly settlement
Brand reward budgets settle at end-of-week. Pro-rata share above the engagement floor.
Kitchen sinks
Producers, equipment, recipes, forge fees, slot expansion, paid mailbox rolls.
Because outcomes beat impressions, and a game beats a balance.
Size Your Weekly Budget
Pick a weekly budget in USDSC. We show you the equivalent RSNC, the annual program cost, and the rough per-member share at a few common community sizes.
Weekly Budget Calculator
If split equally across active members:
Approximate. Real distribution is floor + pro-rata against engagement — not equal. Floor is set per brand. Below floor: 0 RSNC for the week.
Everything Included
Every reward-budget feature and integration is included. Events are priced on their own; see Pilot Events.
Zero Fees for Users
We cover all infrastructure costs. Gas sponsored.
Auto Accounts
A player account is created the moment someone chooses to sign in or claim
Weekly RSNC Settlement
Engagement splits the budget, paid in RSNC
Support
Community + docs + email
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about weekly budgets, RSNC, and pay-or-play parity.
How does brand pricing work?
Brands fund a weekly reward budget denominated in USDSC at 1:1000 parity. There are no named tiers — it is one continuous dial: set a weekly budget (from $250) and a qualifying floor. The more you fund, the bigger the pool, and at higher budgets we co-build deeper integrations (custom event types, a branded Quest Pack, a seasonal cook). Pay weekly via the Partner Portal. No per-claim costs — your weekly budget is your cap.
How does user pricing work?
Playing is free. Show up in any brand's community, earn rewards by playing, take your share of the weekly reward budget. Optional USDSC purchases at 1:1000 RSNC parity buy time — paid mailbox rolls, slot expansion, faster producer/equipment leveling. Tune-In gives a small RSNC discount on services (capped at 20%) — but USDSC pricing stays flat to preserve pay-or-play parity.
What is RSNC, and is it tradable?
RSNC is in-game currency. It has a fixed parity rate (1 USDSC = 1000 RSNC anywhere it's spent) and 0 decimals — the on-chain integer is the real value. It's designed to be spent in the Kitchen meta-game (producers, equipment, recipes, forge fees, slot expansion, mailbox rolls), not held as a financial asset.
Are there hidden fees for members?
No. All infrastructure costs are covered by us. Members earn and spend with zero fees. Gas is sponsored.
What if a brand's weekly budget runs out mid-week?
It can't — the budget is the brand's pre-funded weekly amount. Engagement keeps accumulating; settlement happens at end-of-week against whatever was funded. Brands are notified as their next week's budget approaches due.
Is there a monthly fee?
Not for the reward budget: brands fund a weekly reward budget, with optional auto-top-up if you want programmatic billing. Events are priced separately: each one has a one-time activation shown in the Partner Portal, and custom builds, ongoing placements and exclusivity are quoted separately. See Pilot Events and the Partner Terms.
Are existing branded perks still good?
Yes. Existing perks carry forward unchanged into Kitchen v2. The Producer / Equipment / Recipe taxonomy is additive — new perk classes brands can fund into the recipe graph at higher budgets.
Where can I see brand revenue share details?
Brand revenue share on user-bought branded perks is a roadmap item — implementation is benched until the Kitchen v2 marketplace is fully repopulated. We'll publish concrete terms (split, settlement cadence) when it ships. Until then, branded perks are a co-built benefit, not a revenue line.
Ready to fund a weekly budget?
Set your weekly budget and floor, then watch your community play. Pay weekly via the Partner Portal. No contracts, no minimums beyond your chosen budget.