The Letting rents instruments already built. The Yard builds. When your catalog is strange, your supplier's feed unreadable, or your arsenal wants a field of its own, the work is cut here by hand — at a printed band, in a printed number of weeks, with what the house needs from you stated before a hammer falls.
A Veil, fitted
$28,000 – $75,000
Your catalog is strange. The concealment must be cut to it.
The standing Veil charter assumes an ordinary storefront. A house with 40,000 listings across three platforms, or plates delivered by a supplier who watermarks them, needs the pipeline shaped by hand: naming law, hash displacement thresholds, and a re-reading cadence built around your own release calendar.
3 – 6 weeks
· A completed reading
· Read access to the plate source
· One named contact who can approve naming law
The March, bound to your arsenal
$65,000 – $160,000
Your inventory becomes a field a buyer can lose on.
Every piece you sell is measured — reach, weight, form — and carried onto the board with true bearing. We build your arenas, your roster art, and the score that plays under them, then bind victory back to your own checkout so a won field pays real coin against real steel.
8 – 14 weeks
· A catalog feed of any shape
· Your checkout's own door
· A house name and colours
A Seal run
$15,000 – $40,000
Provenance struck for a line you already sell.
Every piece in a named line receives a Seal of Provenance: a minted code, a public page, and a chain of entries the owner adds to over the life of the object. Struck in one run against your existing SKUs, then handed to you to strike on your own thereafter.
2 – 4 weeks
· The SKU list to be sealed
· Whatever forging record you hold
· A verification domain, if you want your own
A rail, cut
$12,000 – $35,000
A supplier feed nobody has read before, read.
The Rail is the ingestion engine behind Warborn's own catalog. When a supplier hands you a feed in a shape no tool will take — a PDF price sheet, an FTP dump, a spreadsheet a human maintains by hand — we cut a rail for it, and thereafter your catalog fills itself.
1 – 3 weeks
· A sample of the feed as it actually arrives
· Where the catalog must land
· How often it changes
Something not on this board
$3,200 a day
Say the work. The house will price it or refuse it plainly.
The Yard takes commissions outside the printed board when the work is adjacent to what the house already knows: supply-chain concealment, catalog machinery, commerce-bound play, and provenance. Anything else, we will tell you no rather than learn on your coin.
reckoned on the brief
· A brief in plain words
· What it is costing you now
· When it must be standing
Lay the brief
Plain words are enough. The house answers with a reckoning or a refusal — never with a meeting to discuss whether there might be a meeting.
Warborn Blades