Ask MORIS · what it costs
Ten turns a day, free, signed in or not. A larger tier is coming and is not for sale yet. There is no card on this site, no trial that expires into a charge, and nothing to cancel.
10 turns a day. A turn is one message answered. The count resets at midnight UTC. Used anonymously, the day is counted in the browser you are using. With an account, it is counted on the account instead, so your day follows you between browsers rather than starting again in each one.
An account is optional and free. It holds your email address, your password in hashed form, and your confirmation that you are 18 or older. It never holds a conversation.
$9 a month for 300 turns a month. That is the intended price and the intended volume, and the service already counts against it. What does not exist yet is a way to pay: there is no checkout on this site, and every account today is on the free tier.
The conscience is the same on both. Only the volume differs. Nothing about the judgment, the reading, or the model that answers you changes with money, and it never will.
If you want the paid tier, say so here. It opens an email, because there is no form on this site and nothing collecting anything. The people who write in are how this decides whether to build a checkout at all.
Every exchange costs real money to serve, because two models run: one reads, one answers. Nine dollars covers three hundred of them with enough left to keep the service up and to answer the people who write in. A cap is a ceiling, not a target. Most people will sit far below it, and the ones who do not are the reason the ceiling exists.
It does not sell your conversations, because it does not have them: they stay on your device. It does not show advertising. It does not train a model on what you write. The terms and privacy page states what leaves your device and to whom.
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