Cadence
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Recurring payments · BotChain

Set the price.
Set the beat.
Never chase again.

Cadence turns a payment into a rhythm. Publish a plan, and subscribers top up once and stay subscribed — every cycle settles itself, on time, at exactly the price you agreed.

Start a subscription Publish a plan No cards. No invoices. No reminders.
beat 07 settled · studio pass · 0.5 BOT → merchant · tip 0.005 BOT → keeper

Three moves, then it runs itself

The whole thing is a loop: money in, beat out. Once it's going, nobody has to remember anything.

01

Top up once

Put a little into your balance. It sits there, spendable only by the plans you chose, and you can pull the rest back whenever you want.

02

Pick a beat

Hourly, daily, weekly, monthly. Free trials, fixed-length runs, or open-ended — the plan says exactly what it takes and when.

03

Let it tick

Each cycle settles on its own beat and the merchant gets paid. Cancel in one click and the leftover comes straight back.

A subscription that can't surprise you

Card subscriptions run on trust: the merchant holds the switch, the price can move, and cancelling means finding the right page. Cadence flips it — the terms are fixed when the plan is published, and the stop button is always in your hand.

  • Fixed priceA plan's price and rhythm never change. A merchant who wants a new price has to publish a new plan, and you choose whether to move.
  • Your moneyFunds sit in your own balance until a cycle is genuinely due. Nothing is pre-taken, nothing is held hostage.
  • Instant exitCancel and it stops on the spot. No notice period, no retention flow, no "your plan ends in 27 days".
  • Runs dry, not wildIf your balance empties, the subscription simply winds down after a short grace window. It can never reach past what you put in.
Studio pass0.5 BOT / 30 days
beat 01 · trial
beat 02
beat 03
beat 04
beat 05due in 6 days
Balance left3.5 BOT · 7 beats

Who it's for

Three seats at the same table — and anyone can take more than one.

Subscribers

Pay for things you actually use

Memberships, hosting, a newsletter, a seat in a group. Fund it once and forget it, or cancel the second it stops earning its place.

Merchants

Income with a pulse

Publish a plan in a minute and watch it fill. Earnings land as each cycle settles, and you can close a plan to new sign-ups without disturbing anyone already on it.

Keepers

Get paid to keep time

Any wallet can push a due cycle through and keep 1% of it. The beat never depends on one person being awake.

1%

Keeper's cut

The only slice taken from a charge, and it goes to whoever did the work of settling it.

3 days

Grace window

Run short and you have three days to top up before a subscription winds down.

0

Ways to be charged more

A published plan's price is fixed forever. Nothing can raise it under you.

Questions

The short version.

What am I actually signing up to?

A plan: a price, a rhythm, and optionally a free trial or a fixed number of cycles. Those terms are set when the plan is published and stay that way for as long as you're on it.

What happens if my balance runs out?

The cycle is marked unpaid and you get a three-day grace window. Top up in time and the beat picks up where it left off; leave it and the subscription winds down on its own.

Can a merchant take more than the plan says?

No. Each cycle moves exactly the plan's price, and only once the cycle is due. Everything else in your balance stays untouched and withdrawable.

Who actually pushes the payment through?

Anyone. Settling a due cycle is open to every wallet, and whoever does it keeps 1% of the charge for their trouble — so the beat keeps going whether or not you're around.

What can I pay with?

BOT, or any token on BotChain that a plan asks for. A merchant picks the currency when they publish.

Keep the beat

Publish a plan or pick one up. It takes about a minute either way.

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