Licensing

Whitelabel and sublicense.

The whole line under your name, or the read and streaming software on your own servers. Priced on the sheet below.

Talk to us

As ours

our name on it

zerocopy.sh

stream.zerocopy.sh

Speed: 100 µs
Coverage: Epoch 0 to today
Filters: Our side
SWQoS: Through stake

Invoices from zerocopy.sh

As yours

yourco.com

stream.yourco.com

Speed: 100 µs
Coverage: Epoch 0 to today
Filters: Our side
SWQoS: Through stake

Invoices from yourco.com

The split

What you keep of every SWQoS dollar.

Bring your own stake and keep 85 percent. Ride ours and keep 40. Hiding our name costs 5 points either way.

On your stake

85%

15%

You keep 85%, To us 15%

On our stake

40%

60%

You keep 40%, To us 60%

* Reads, streaming, history and DAS are billed per customer at the rate book and are yours in full.

Going live

From signature to first invoice.

Four stops. The third is ours.

01
Your name on it
A domain you own, pointed at us. Your wordmark on the console and the docs.
02
Your keys, your invoices
Customers sign up with you. You set the prices. The split settles monthly.
03
We run it
Our regions, our stake, our on-call. Updates ship without a window.
04
You sell
The sheet applies from your first customer. Bring your own stake and keep more.

The terms

Revenue share applies to SWQoS fees only

Revenue split and terms.

StakeOur name

You bring your own stake; we route through it. A powered-by line in your docs.

Of every SWQoS dollar85% to you

What you keep and what we take at four revenue levels
Your SWQoS revenue	You keep	We take
$10,000a month	$8,500	$1,500
$50,000a month	$42,500	$7,500
$250,000a month	$212,500	$37,500
$1,000,000a month	$850,000	$150,000

* Reads, streams, history and DAS are billed per customer and are not in this table.

WhitelabelSublicense

Delivery terms, whitelabel against sublicense
Who operates it	We do, under your name	You do, on your servers
What ships	Every product, as endpoints on your domain	The read and streaming software, with updates
Where the data sits	Our regions	Your hardware
Who holds the customer	You do. We never see them	You do
Revenue share	SWQoS fees only	None; SWQoS is whitelabel only
Reads, streams, history	Billed per customer, at your rates	Licensed flat, your rates
Updates	Continuous, ours to run	Released to you, yours to deploy
Support path	You front it, we stand behind it	You front it, we stand behind it
Term and minimum	Open	Open
Uptime commitment	Open	Open

* Term, minimum and uptime are open: agreed in the contract, not printed here.

What ships

What ships, under each.

One integration, the same wire format our own product speaks. Whitelabel ships every product; a sublicense ships the read and streaming software.

RPC

Every JSON-RPC method, answered from the colocation.

gRPC streaming

Live streams, filtered before they reach you.

DAS API

Token and NFT data in single calls.

SWQoS

The send router, with our stake behind it. Whitelabel only.

Historical data

Every epoch on record, replayable.

Your brand

Your name on the door, your invoices in the mail.

Questions

Before you write in.

Who owns the customer?

You do. Your domain, your keys, your invoices. We see traffic, not people, unless you bring us into a conversation.

Can I set my own prices?

Yes. The split applies to what you charge, whatever that is. The sheet shows what you keep at each level of revenue so you can price against it.

Where does the data live under a sublicense?

On your servers. You run the stack on your own hardware and your customers never leave your network. We ship releases; you deploy them in your window.

How do updates ship?

Under a whitelabel, continuously, because we run it. Under a sublicense, as releases to you, with notes, on a cadence we agree.

What is the minimum term?

Set in the contract. Term, minimum and uptime commitment are agreed with you; the split and everything else on the sheet is fixed.

Talk to us.

One integration, your domain, your invoices. We stand it up and stay behind it.