Three real runs
Public Widgets on Abyss, and the runs their pages show.
For a finance client
A 130-page annual report goes in. One dashboard comes out, and each figure links to its page.
For a law firm
A contract goes in as a PDF. A marked-up copy of 14 pages comes out, with 26 risks and a risk score.
Legal Eagle
For a marketing client
A website address goes in. An audit report comes out: the title, the links, the sitemap, robots.txt.
Website SEO Audit Tool
The work is done. The handover is the hard part.
You built it on your machine, or in your own n8n. Now your client wants to use it.
Whose account does it run in?
Abyss runs it.
Each run gets its own machine. Your client needs only a browser.
Who holds the API keys?
You do.
They stay in the Widget's Environment variables, and your code reads them on each run.
How does the client use it, while the work stays yours?
With a Private Link.
Your client sees the form and the outputs. The code stays with you.
How do you charge when the use changes?
Your choice, for each client.
By the run, by the month, or in your own invoice.
How do you learn that a run failed?
Your Bell rings.
A failed run costs your client nothing.
What your client opens
With Pro, each client gets a named link. It opens a page with your logo, your Studio's name and the one Widget.
Four steps
1
Publish it as a private Widget.
Upload the project. Your API keys go in Environment variables.
2
Send your client a Private Link.
With Pro, one named link for each client.
3
Choose who pays.
By the run, by the month, or you.
4
Show your client the month.
Pro keeps a record of every run, and a summary of each month.
If you built it in n8n, make it a Python project first. The Guide shows how.
Who pays, and what you get
You choose for each client. Pro, at $24 a month, adds the second and the third way.
Your client pays
about $5
You withdraw
$3.50
for one run at Ƀ 500
- Your client buys Byssium: 100 for about $1.
- A failed run costs nothing. Abyss gives the Byssium back.
- You withdraw $0.70 for every 100 Byssium.
Your client pays
$200
You get
$170
each month
- You set the price, from $5 to $5,000 a month.
- Your client pays by card. Every run they make on the website that month is in it.
- Abyss keeps 15%.
You pay for Pro
$24
You keep
your invoice
in full
- Your client opens the link with no account.
- Their runs are your own runs, so they cost you no Byssium.
- You charge your client in your own invoice, for example a fixed monthly fee.
Each run uses your keys, so your AI provider bills you for it. Put that cost into your price.