Warborn BladesFor the house that sells
The Warborn Siege Engine
Eleven instruments that guard a house that sells arms: your suppliers kept unnamed, your photographs marked, your prices held, and every piece you ship provable by the buyer who holds it. Built inside a working armory, not a software office.
The reading costs nothing and the findings are yours whether or not we ever trade.
Why any of this exists
Your supply is readable
One curious buyer with a reverse image search finds the forge behind your listing, and your margin with it.
Your proof is only your word
A counterfeit carries your name and you have nothing a buyer can check without ringing you.
Your price will not hold
One dealer going low sets the market for every other dealer you have, and you find out last.
The eleven instruments
Each one closes a wound by itself
- The VeilSupplier-identity concealment, run server-side before a pixel reaches a browser.from $2,400.00 a month
- The Veil AuditA machine reading of a live storefront that names every place its supply bleeds through.from $1,140.00 a month
- The Veiled MarkA revocable public certification that a storefront keeps its suppliers unnamed.from $1,200.00 a month
- The Seal of ProvenanceA per-piece cryptographic seal, tamper-evident and verifiable by any buyer.from $2,400.00 a month
- The Ghost MarkAn invisible watermark struck into the lowest bit of the colour itself.from $900.00 a month
- The Price CovenantThe floor beneath the piece, measured and enforced.from $1,400.00 a month
- The Silent NetworkChain verification where every participant stands under a handle that means nothing.from $1,800.00 a month
- The Counterfeit OracleThe instrument that reads every other instrument at once.from $3,000.00 a month
- The Word-Bound MarketA promise with coin staked behind it and a public register that rules on it.from $2,800.00 a month
- The MarchA commerce-bound tactical engine: your catalog becomes the arsenal of a war a visitor can lose.from $4,500.00 a month
- The CartographerLaw-bound game authorship: a studio that cannot hold a Unity engineer can still ship a Unity build.from $1,080.00 a month
Three ways in
The Reading
Free
We read your live storefront the way a rival would and name every place your supply bleeds through, ranked grave to slight, with the exact listing that carries each wound. No card, no contract.
Have it readOne instrument
from $900.00a month
Take the one tool that closes your worst wound and nothing else. Carry a second and the house takes 10% off both; the discount rises as you carry more.
Reckon my charterThe Grand Licence
$13,570.00a month
All eleven instruments, one contract, one renewal — 40% below the eleven taken separately, a saving of $90,500.00 across the year.
Read the charterA year taken up front is billed as ten months for twelve. Nothing is sold outright: the instruments are licensed, and a licence may be given up at renewal.
What stands behind it
Patent pending
The instruments are filed, not merely claimed. Filings of record:
- US Provisional 64/126,198
- 64/126,198 · 64/126,362
- US Provisional 64/126,362
- Patent pending — Warborn Engine
- 19/779,891 — patent pending
- US Provisional 64/126,132
- US Patent Application 19/779,893 — patent pending
The Dragon Seal
Every house that carries an instrument bears the mark on its own site — the mark alone, never our name over their work. It is revocable, and it lapses the day a house stops holding the standard.
The mark and who may wear itBuilt in a real armory
Warborn sells edged steel. Every instrument here was built because this house needed it first — the wounds are ours before they are yours.
Given away, in part
The lawful-shipping reading and the whole of Forge Wisdom cost nothing and always will. A house should be able to sell lawfully whether or not it ever pays us.
The Lawful Edge, freeStart with the reading
You will know within the hour what a competitor already knows about your supply. What you do with it after that is your business.
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