101 AI Edge Hubs. One National AI Grid.

Fixed price per seat, not metered GPU time

A Hybrid Seat is $175 per user, per location, per month for unified access to the full nine-plane stack. Customers keep their own hyperscaler accounts, so the product extends existing cloud architecture rather than asking anyone to migrate off it.

Placement is what makes a fixed price viable

Nine specialised planes let each workload land where it is cheapest to serve. The margin comes from placement rather than from reselling capacity at a markup.

Latency is a location problem

The fabric is planned across 101 points of presence in 42 states, weighted toward metros by tier. Inference sensitive to round-trip time has to be served near the user, and that is a real-estate and interconnect problem before it is a silicon one.

Tiering spreads exposure across market types

Capital objectives run from $8.95M at Tier 4 to $23.25M at Tier 1, so the program spans major metros through true-edge markets instead of concentrating in the most expensive ones.

Capital is gated, not spent on faith

Each Hub LLC must reach 70% of its own capital objective before long-lead equipment can be ordered, 85% before deployment begins, and 100% plus readiness conditions before operational launch. The gates are spending authorizations, so capital is not committed to a site that has not been funded.

One LLC per Hub isolates liability

All 101 Hubs are separate co-issuing entities with site-level books and a site-level P&L. A failure at one site does not put the assets of another at risk.

Distributions are pooled across every Hub

Each Hub contributes 100% of monthly Net Profits to a single Net Profit Pool distributed pro rata per Unit. A purchaser is therefore exposed to the performance of the fabric as a whole rather than to the single site they happened to subscribe to.

Class B takes the majority of the pool

Class B Units receive 85% of the Net Profit Pool. The minimum subscription is $5,000 — 5 Units at $1,000 each.