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CHANGELOG

What's changed at JuryHour?

Dated updates, newest first. Everything here shipped; nothing is a roadmap.

Simpler pricing

  • Two plans: Quick Read ($49, 3 real people) and Verdict ($299 launch offer, 15 real people; regular $499 from Dec 1).
  • 20% off your first Verdict with code LAUNCH20 until Nov 30 → $239.
  • Extra jurors: add up to 20 to a Quick Read or Verdict at $16 each.
  • Older packages and add-ons are no longer sold. Orders already placed are delivered as bought.
  • A Quick Read still counts toward a Verdict if you upgrade within 24 hours. One discount per order: the credit and LAUNCH20 don't combine, and checkout applies the bigger saving.

Website: partner codes, new pages

  • A one-day launch offer on the recommended package (ended).
  • Partner codes in links (like ?code=WHOP) are recorded for attribution. They don't change the price.
  • New pages: how it works, sample report, pages for Whop sellers, Lovable builders and agencies, comparisons, FAQ, about, agents, affiliates, contact, verdicts and this changelog.

Website hotfix

  • Prices render with the page instead of loading afterwards.
  • Clear URL / pitch tabs on the preview form.
  • Added a site footer.

Going live

  • Deployment wiring: signed payment and recruiting webhooks, and the reconciler that moves orders forward.
  • Failure drills (chaos tests) and end-to-end tests run against the sandbox.

The product

  • Free AI preview with a content-safety screen.
  • Checkout through Whop, with automatic refunds by fixed rules.
  • Juror recruiting through Terac and the juror test page: 5-second cards, random order, attention check.
  • AI answer grading, SQL statistics and the verdict report with verbatim-checked quotes.
  • Agent instructions for research, reporting, recruiting fallbacks, support and disputes; order emails.

Foundations

  • Database schema, order state machine and the guardrailed Ops API that every agent acts through.
  • Built at the Zero-Human Company Hackathon by Terac at Whop HQ.