The oracle · always current
A Fleet Book is a photograph — six certified answers for the fleet you had the day you sent the file. FarmBalance Live keeps them true. You designate the megawatts that move, and every answer stays current as machines come and go, contracts shift, and the grid calls. Ask any time; a fresh certificate is always the current one.
Covered megawatts
You don't have to cover the whole site. Most customers put their demand-response-exposed and growth capacity under Live — the megawatts whose optimum drifts week to week — and leave stable capacity on its one-time Book maps. You pay for the coverage you choose; the answers stay current on exactly those megawatts, re-certified monthly and re-minted on demand whenever your fleet changes underneath them.
Covenant automation · included
Once you're on Live, keeping answers current is a covenant that runs itself. You schedule a fleet-file drop — or a signed export from the fleet manager you already use — to a private address. Nothing of ours ever reaches a machine.
None of it touches a public chain — your fleet data has no business on a ledger. The meter is a certificate you can check, not a contract you have to trust. We read, we measure, we prove, we bill. You verify.
Pricing · introductory
Live typically runs 2–3% of the covered capacity's power cost — typical identified value runs 2–6%. Every certified line is covered by the Certified Number Guarantee: if a certified number is wrong, you don't pay.
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