The operator-compute marketplace for browser automation.

Earn for compute you already have.

You run the master-node desktop app. It opens a visible Chromium window on your machine, takes one job at a time from buyer apps you have explicitly approved, fills the form, and submits. You can watch every job happen on your screen; the app does not run anything in the background outside the visible browser session.

At launch, the only approved buyer app is apply.fun, dispatching ATS form-fill jobs. A typical job is sixty to three hundred seconds in a visible window, twenty to sixty fields filled with the applicant's profile, and one submission at the end. Future buyer apps require their own explicit per-operator approval through the same consent screen.

Operator share is forty percent of actual credits charged on each completed job. Credits are denominated at half a US cent; operators are paid in fiat through an embedded payout provider (Stripe Connect or equivalent) for verified node-resource contribution. Longer, more complex jobs pay proportionally more. Earnings are variable, typically small, and not an investment. There is no token, wallet, or stored value.

A node network you can dispatch real work to.

Every submission is pre-quoted with a quote.estimated and a hard quote.max cap. The cap is held against your balance at submit time and the unused remainder is refunded at settlement. No flat per-job fee to subsidize, no surprise bills, no minimum commit. The pricing function is published; the rate card is one HTTP call away. Credits are bought with fiat — a consumptive, single-issuer prepayment, pre-quoted against the published rate card.

Every byte in and out is HMAC-signed and verified. Inbound and outbound secrets are separate. The replay window is five minutes. Webhook delivery is at-least-once, dedupable by delivery id, retried on a published backoff schedule.

Compute-based metering means a thirty-second smoke fill costs what a thirty-second smoke fill should cost, and a five-minute multi-step Workday submission costs accordingly. Pay for what your job did, not for a category it was bucketed into.

// 1. Top up credits in fiat (contact ops for provisioning; fiat is the GA rail)
//    Check your balance any time:
const balance = await client.getCreditBalance();

// 2. Submit jobs
const sub = await client.submitAtsApplication({
  idempotencyKey: 'queue:12345',
  payload: { applicationUrl: '...', atsType: 'greenhouse', applicantProfile: {...} },
});
// sub.quote.max is held; the unused remainder is refunded at settlement.

Contact ops@gofundnode.com for tenant provisioning.

What we ship by default.

• HMAC-signed end-to-end. Every byte in and out is signed and verified. Inbound and webhook secrets are separate. Five-minute replay window.
• Append-only credit ledger. Every credit purchase, every settlement, and every change to a tenant balance is one row in credit_transactions. Credits are a consumptive, single-issuer, fiat-denominated prepayment — no token, no stored value. Tenants reconcile their charges independently against signed events.
• Captcha solver default-off. Third-party captcha solving is in-tree but gated behind an environment flag, opt-in per applicant, structured per-solve logging, personal-node-only. Documented in a public ADR.
• Published rate card. The pricing function is public and the rate card is one HTTP call away. Every quote is computed against the same published numbers.
• Operated by JuiceVendor Labs inc. Customer terms of service, privacy policy, and DPA are published at /legal/.

Fiat in, fiat out.

Tenants buy credits in fiat. Credits are a consumptive, single-issuer, non-transferable prepayment used only to obtain GoFundNode's service — there is no token, wallet, self-custody, or stored value.

Operators are paid in fiat through an embedded payout provider (Stripe Connect or equivalent) for verified node-resource contribution. GoFundNode alone determines and pays operator compensation on its own verification; no operator payment is contingent on customer approval.