The household layer,by the week.

Aule is $74.75/wk, billed weekly. No setup fee, no contract, no annual commitment — cancel anytime. Concierge installations — self-hosted on-prem, fine-tuned model, custom integrations — start at $50k, by inquiry, on a 3 to 6 month engagement cycle.

Weekly keeps the commitment small and the relationship honest — $74.75/wk, and you can stop whenever you want. The household layer earns its keep week to week, so that's how we charge for it. No annual lock-in, no surprise renewal a year out.

The weekly plan ($74.75/wk) is the household intelligence layer — managed by Aule, running on our infrastructure, self-serve, and ready the day you start. Concierge (from $50k) is for households that need the layer self-hosted on their own infrastructure, with a fine-tuned model trained on their household, custom integrations to private systems, a dedicated operations team, and optional white-label. Concierge is right for ultra-high-net-worth households, family offices, and any household where data sovereignty is non-negotiable. Most households are on the weekly plan; Concierge is the right answer for a small number of households where it is the right answer.

Full auto is the default — Aule closes loops end-to-end without you in the middle. Two beats of confirmation are kept on by default: before any grocery order, and any single spend at or above $200. After roughly 30 days and at least four successful grocery confirmations, the household can graduate grocery to "approve the weekly meal plan, run orders against it" — and the $200 threshold can be raised or removed at any time. You can also lock anything tighter, or accelerate the loosening, whenever you want.

Yes — anytime, no fee, no questions, no clawback. Billing is weekly, so cancelling stops the next charge. You keep access through the week you already paid for, and your one-click delete-my-data and portability export are always available.

No free trial — onboarding is high-touch and we don't want to do it for households who aren't serious. Because billing is weekly, the risk is small by design: you're never more than a week in, and there's a money-back guarantee on your first week if Aule isn't holding what we said it would.

For groceries and any single spend at or above $200, Aule asks first. For everything else inside your household rules, Aule closes the loop end-to-end through your card or account. Anything Aule pays vendors on your behalf is passthrough at cost. Aule is the operations layer, not the credit card line of business.

Yes — and we strongly recommend it. Aule learns the whole household, not just one person. Adding a partner adds zero to the weekly rate.

Your household data lives in Aule's infrastructure only and is never shared with third parties or used to train shared models. We run marketing measurement on our public pages to reach the households we serve, but nothing inside the product is exposed to third-party trackers. Aggregated benchmarks may inform our annual State of Household Intelligence report; individual responses, never. One-click delete-my-data and a full portability export are always available.

We'll never raise your rate without telling you first. If pricing ever changes, you'll hear it directly and you decide whether to stay — there's no contract holding you, and you can cancel before any new rate takes effect.

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