SOC.PUB #001 · enter invite ↘
SOC.PUB €0.10 / post
21–100 / mo €0.07 ↘ · 101+ €0.04 ↘
X at cost €0.015 (link €0.20)
Fee cap €15.00 / mo · Subscription €0

Your agent posts.
You pay per post.

Your AI agent publishes to the social accounts you connect for €0.10 per destination. A quote before every post. An itemized receipt after. No $29/month subscription.

Let's take the internet back: remove services from behind bundle walls, pay per atomic action, and build or share any capability of your own.

Enter My Invite Code Founder Letter ↓

Invite-only alpha · €1 minimum top-up. No free credit. No plan.

quote_publish Example · computed from the price card
“Publish to x + linkedin + bluesky. Cost: €0.50. You pay only for destinations that succeed.”
Example quote, line by line
DestinationServiceNetworkTotal
X post with URL€0.10€0.20€0.30
LinkedIn€0.10€0.00€0.10
Bluesky€0.10€0.00€0.10
Quote total€0.50
1 LAUNCH POST (3 NETWORKS):
  $29 SaaS  ██████████████  ~€27/mo
  SOC.PUB   █░░░░░░░░░░░░░  €0.50 ↘
First 3 publishes of the month. X network cost is what X charges, passed through.

One call to price it. One call to post it. One receipt.

Your agent asks the price, posts inside the monthly spend limit you set, and refunds any destination that fails.

1 · quote_publish
Your agent asks the price. Nothing is posted or charged.


2 · publish
It posts at the quoted price, inside the monthly spend limit you set.


3 · get_status
Post links and a receipt. Failed destinations are refunded.

Receipt Example · Bluesky fails, so it shows a refund
Example receipt for the quote above
LineStatusAmount
Held at publish—€0.50
X · service feeposted€0.10
X · network cost (at cost)posted€0.20
LinkedIn · service feeposted€0.10
Bluesky · service feefailed€0.10
RefundedBluesky-€0.10
Charged€0.40
Pay only for completed work. Failed destinations never cost you a cent.

The whole price card. It gets cheaper as you post more.

Automatic volume tiers with a €15.00/month cap on our fees. Test your own monthly volume on the right.

pricing.ts · service fee curve [cap: €15.00/mo]
EUR / POST
  €0.10 ┼ ████████ (1–20)
        │         ╲
  €0.07 ┼          ████████ (21–100) ↘ -30%
        │                  ╲
  €0.04 ┼                   ████████ (101+) ↘ -60%
  €0.00 └─────────┬────────┬────────► VOL
SOC.PUB service fee per destination publish
Publishes this monthFee each
1–20€0.10
21–100€0.07 , lower
101+€0.04 , lower
Our fees per month, max€15.00
Passed through at cost, never capped, never marked up
CostAmount
X post€0.015
X post with a URL€0.20
Other networks€0.00
Failed destinationrefunded
Unused balancenot refunded during the alpha
Your month, itemized [live price-card math]
Calculated monthly cost
Destination publishes24
Service fees (ours)€2.28
X network cost (at cost)€1.60
Month total€3.88
Same math as the server’s price card. Assumes every destination succeeds.

Even the top-up has a receipt.

Top up from €1 by card. Each credit pack has one all-in price, and we show where every cent goes: the part above your credit is Stripe's standard card processing cost. We add no margin on it.

€1 of credit covers 10 publishes at the first tier. Your agent stops at the monthly spend limit, and only you can raise it.

Top-up Example · €1.00 credit for €1.27
Example top-up receipt
Price€1.27
Your credit€1.00
Of which to Stripe (processing, est.)€0.27
Of which to us€0.00
You pay€1.27
SHARE OF €1.27 TOP-UP:
  Your credit  ████████████░░░  €1.00 (79%)
  Stripe fee   ███░░░░░░░░░░░░  €0.27 (21%)
  Our markup   ░░░░░░░░░░░░░░░  €0.00 (0%)
Prices cover Stripe's standard EEA card cost (1.5% + €0.25). Unused balance is not refunded during the alpha.

Where the €0.10 goes. And when to buy something else.

We post through direct network routes and Post for Me ($10/mo for 1,000 posts, checked 2026-10-31—about one cent a post). The rest of the €0.10 pays for the quote, receipt, auto-refunds, spend limit, and one balance your agent will use across future unbundled capabilities.

Post hundreds of times a month with a human team? A flat plan can be cheaper. Use it. We would rather tell you than keep you.

Who wins at your usage
You postCheapest fit
Up to 3 channels, by hand A free scheduler plan (Buffer Free · €0)
Daily human team calendar & studio Postiz Standard ($29/mo subscription)
Hundreds of posts a month, you write the code Post for Me direct ($10/mo wholesale)
A few posts a week, by your agent SOC.PUB (€0.10 → €0.04 ↘)
Queued next for the same balance: EMAIL.VFY · SEO.SERP · WEB.SHOT · PDF.MD.

FOUNDER LETTER

Alex — The Unbundler ↘
@AlexUnbundler

"Watching SaaS die one unbundled capability at a time."

Let's take the internet back from bundle walls.

For twenty years, software was locked behind $29, $49, and $99/month subscription walls. That made sense when humans manually bought dashboards. Agents are different: if an agent needs one action, it should buy one action. Three posts should cost three posts.

A lot of founders mourn the death of software moats now that AI makes features cheap to reproduce. We don't. Let software reproduce. Tear services out from behind bundle walls, expose every capability per use, and build or share any service of your own with npm create unbundle.

If a clone or competitor serves a capability cheaper and reliably, we don't hide them—we list them on the board and route to them. Here, a falling price (↘) means the ecosystem got healthier.

— Alex, The Unbundler ↘

manifesto.txt [v0.1]
OLD WORLD (BUNDLED SAAS)
├─ $29–$99/mo rent wall
├─ human dashboard tax
└─ fear the AI clone

NEW WORLD (UNBUNDLE ↘)
├─ €0.10 → €0.04/call
├─ quote → receipt
├─ build & share your own
└─ route to the clone

Invite code in. One command out.

1 · Enter your invite code

No code? The alpha is invite-only, for up to 50 testers.

2 · Paste into your terminal [remote mcp + x402]
claude mcp add --transport http unbundle https://mcp.unbundle.dev/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer <your-key>"

Then ask your agent to connect your social accounts. You approve each one in your browser.

Not live yet. The MCP endpoint opens when invites go out. Pay per post over x402 (`POST /x402/mcp`), with no account, is built for the alpha.