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EOS XSX, the self-serve edition

For the teams who want to ease into what feels right: lean, high quality, and yours to start without a sales call. XSX is the same platform in a smaller room, self-serve onboarding, read-only connectors on your first two systems, the reconciliation engine with the simplified classifier that names itself on its face, the evidence drawer you keep either way, and the Porch, because the covenant is not a tier.

What XSX includes

Self-serve start on the walkthrough, then your own tenant: two read-only connectors, one agreed figure per question with lineage, the simplified hidden-money classifier labeled as such, decision records on the chained ledger, hat tips and the fence, and the verify command at your release root. Full-tier vault methods, the owner instruments, and unlimited connectors live in the commercial edition.

Price

STATUS: XSX pricing publishes the day the founder signs the pricing line; until then no figure appears here, because a placeholder price is still a typed number and typed numbers fail our harness. Ask and you will be first to know.

Ease in, honestly

Start on the Guided Walkthrough today, no account, nothing collected. When it feels right, the self-serve door opens with the same covenant over it: we do not replace people, and we cannot.

Open the Guided Walkthrough

You do not have to take our word for it. Every figure on this page is computed at build or wears its label, and the harness that proves it ships with the product.

Also from AssetShop

Nine other products, none of them part of EOS. Separate products, no shared runtime, tenancy or credential path. Nothing below is included in an EOS evaluation or an EOS contract. Each carries its status, and nothing is called built until it is.

Enter the consumer layer at assetshop.eth EOS is the Web2 Enterprise Operating System. The brand layer it belongs to is name-native. Past that line the rules are different, and it is built by Shadow Key.