Builder
Free
Design templates, simulate policies, inspect hashes, export JSON, and test the review flow.
OpenZaps should never hide execution economics. Users see gas, relayer fee caps, protocol-fee status, revocation paths, and token disclosures before they sign.
The clean v1 is not a hidden spread business. The user signs the max relayer fee, the app shows expected gas, and any future protocol fee must be visible in the same typed policy payload.
Local and API simulation should stay free so users can inspect policies before wallet review.
Users pay chain gas. No protocol fee until external audit and governance activation.
Every policy binds a max relayer fee before signing; Hermes cannot charge outside the cap.
A future fee may apply to successful executions, but only after disclosure and wallet-level review.
Dedicated relayer lanes, compliance logs, policy review, and monitored revoke drills.
Free
Design templates, simulate policies, inspect hashes, export JSON, and test the review flow.
Relayer fee cap
Run monitored policies through Hermes with bounded submitters, private submission, alerts, and audit logs.
Governance-set
Adapter governance, custom postconditions, dedicated monitoring, risk review, and launch-pool integrations.
Token utility should grow through governance, operator alignment, and ecosystem coordination, but the product must remain usable and reviewable without implying financial returns.