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Pricing

Pay when a risky return gets inspected.

Proposed pricing

$2.00 per high-risk return inspected (proposed; no store pays it yet). The merchant chooses which RMAs route to the bench; clean, low-value returns never touch it and never cost anything.

The problem, the solution, why it matters, how it is billed

01 · The problem

In this scenario, a received scan releases the refund, so an incomplete kit refunds in full.

02 · The solution

An inspection at the bench counts the kit and holds the refund when something is missing.

03 · Why it matters

Break-even illustration: if a $109 zoom lens really is missing, catching it covers 54 inspections, before other costs.

04 · How it's used

Route the risky RMAs to the bench. Each inspection is $2.00. Clean returns skip it.

What one inspection costs to run

The arithmetic, line by line.

Estimate from list prices, replaced by the live run record. Until the live Meta calls are connected, the Instant Demo plays recorded results, so no model cost is incurred there.

Per-inspection cost: SAM from Meta list prices, Spark and Wonder from logged live calls
LineList priceQuantity per inspectionPer inspection
SAM 3.1 segmentation$0.20 per 1,000 frames15 s × 5 fps = 75 frames
× 6 concepts = 450 frame-concepts
$0.09
Muse Spark 1.3 reconciliation$1.25 in / $4.25 out per 1M tokenstokens in × $1.25/1M + tokens out × $4.25/1M$0.017
Muse Wonder 1.0 decision draft$4.00 in / $20.00 out per 1M tokenstokens in × $4.00/1M + tokens out × $20.00/1M$0.069
The 6 segmentation concepts: the 3 kit items (camera body, zoom lens, battery + charger), a hand, kraft paper and the box.
Token counts are not guessed here. The SAM line is list-price arithmetic. The Spark and Wonder lines are the logged cost of real calls (median per call; meta-preflight (scripts/meta-preflight.ts): 4 runs on a synthetic 25-frame clip; SAM billed the 50-frame minimum). Together about $0.18 of the $2.00. At 500 returns a day.
Break-even illustration, before other costs

One missing lens caught would cover 54 inspections.

The example return on the landing page is a $340 kit with the zoom lens not observed. A hold is not a saving: if a person later approves the full refund, nothing was saved. The arithmetic only counts when the part really is missing and the refund would otherwise have gone out in full. Then the $109 zoom lens not refunded covers 54 inspections at $2.00 each. This is arithmetic, not measured savings: it leaves out the bench's own costs and assumes the part is really gone.

[Seeded merchant order & RMA fixture]
Payments

Stripe test mode only.

The demo refunds a seeded test charge and books the $2.00 fee as a line on the receipt. The server refuses any key that is not a test key.

[Stripe test mode — no real funds moved]
What this page is not

No checkout, no sign-up.

Billing is out of scope for now. This page states the price and shows where it comes from; nothing here collects payment details or creates an account.

See what an inspection returns.

Run the held $340 return, then set up a bench of your own.