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The 730 Company

Accountability

How we hold ourselves accountable.

Four standards that govern every product The 730 Company ships. The work is held to them; we expect to be held to them too.

Article I · Commercial accountability

The four standards below govern every product released by The 730 Company. They are the company's working definition of fairness in commerce — and the metric by which we expect to be judged.

  1. I 01

    Features are never withheld.

    If a capability is built and ready, it ships in the current version. The company does not reserve features for a future paid release.

  2. II 02

    Upgrades are never charged for.

    Every improvement to a product a customer owns is included for as long as that product lives. There is no paid v1.1, v1. , v2.0, or any major-version upgrade of the same product.

  3. III 03

    Nothing better is held back.

    The version of a product available for purchase today is the best version we know how to make today. No tiered edition sits above it.

  4. IV 04

    Earnings are a secondary consequence.

    We're a business and we run as one. The primary obligation is to make the tool worth using. Revenue follows from that — it does not lead it.

The 730 Company Effective on every release

One distinction

"Upgrades are never charged for" applies to improvements of a product a customer already owns — v1.1, v1. , v2.0 of that product, all included.

A genuinely new, separate product is not an upgrade. It is a new optional purchase. The line is intentional: making the thing a customer bought better is always included; building a brand-new different thing is a new product the customer may choose to buy.