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Create an account at tools.ranomics.com. Epitope Scout and Developability Scout are free and never touch your wallet, so you can triage a target before you pay for anything.
Fund a USD wallet and that balance becomes your spend cap. Design as many candidates as you want. A large request fans out across GPUs and drains only for the compute it delivers, pausing the moment your balance runs low. No tiers, no subscriptions. Start with as little as $5.
The model is the one you already use on Modal, OpenAI, and Anthropic. You hold a USD balance, jobs debit it at the actual cost of the compute they used, and you top up when it runs low. The whole pricing surface is one number, your balance.
Create an account at tools.ranomics.com. Epitope Scout and Developability Scout are free and never touch your wallet, so you can triage a target before you pay for anything.
Top up in any amount from $5. A $5 balance is enough to start structure prediction, ProteinMPNN sequence design and most binder design tools; BindCraft, BoltzGen, ESMFold2 design and OpenDDE need a larger balance to start. That balance is your cap. Your wallet is prepaid, so you can only ever spend what you have funded. Tax is added at checkout where applicable.
Request as many designs as you want. Large requests become a full-size run, split into pieces that run on our GPUs and bill as they finish.
Save a card to auto reload when balance drops below a threshold. Default off. Limited to one auto reload per 24 hours. You can also set a monthly auto reload budget.
There is no cap on how many designs you can run and no per design charge to budget around. Fund what you are comfortable spending, launch a run of any size, and it drains your wallet as the compute is delivered. If the balance runs out, the run pauses and picks up again the moment you top up. Everything already produced stays downloadable.
Your funded balance is the ceiling. These guardrails make sure that ceiling is never crossed while you are asleep.
Your wallet is prepaid, so you can only ever spend what you have funded. A full-size run pauses the moment your balance cannot cover the next unit of compute. Top up to continue, or download what has already finished.
Every job places a wallet hold, then settles at the actual compute consumed. Whatever the job did not use returns to your wallet. Failed pieces of a full-size run are refunded.
Auto reload, when enabled, is limited to one charge every 24 hours. You can also set a monthly auto reload budget: if a reload would take the month past it, auto reload pauses and we email you.
It depends on the cause. Infrastructure failures on our side (a Modal pod crash, a tool image bug, a no progress timeout, or our preflight letting bad input through) refund the full hold. Jobs that completed normally but produced zero passing designs, or jobs you cancelled mid run, are billed for the GPU consumed. Ambiguous cases default to refund.
Top ups are final. Money you add does not expire. Start with a small top up to evaluate the platform if you are unsure.
Self serve here is unlimited. If you would rather hand off the whole project, wet-lab binder testing is the managed option: a fixed scope project where we test your designs by yeast display, with an NGS readout, a report, and a single point of contact. It is a different product, not a spend threshold.
You fund a USD wallet in any amount from $5, and that balance is your spend cap. Each job debits the actual cost of the compute it consumes. There is no subscription, no seat license, and no fixed tier.
No plan limit, and no per design charge. One job's form caps how many designs it may ask for, and your wallet balance is the only ceiling on the account. A large request becomes a full-size run that drains the wallet as compute is delivered and pauses if the balance runs low.
Yes. Auto reload is opt in and off by default. You set a balance threshold and a reload amount. To protect against runaway billing, auto reload is limited to one charge every 24 hours. You can also set a monthly auto reload budget.
It depends on the cause. If the failure is on our side, like a Modal pod crash, a bug in our tool image, our preflight letting bad input through, or a no progress timeout, the full hold is refunded. If the job completed normally but produced zero passing designs, or you cancelled it mid run, you pay for the GPU consumed. Ambiguous cases default to refund.
No. Top ups are not refundable. Money you add stays in your wallet and does not expire. Start with a small top up if you want to evaluate the platform.
Stripe payment processing fees are absorbed by Ranomics. Tax is added at checkout where applicable. Your wallet is credited with the exact amount you topped up.