Four tiers · one marketplace

The Marketplace

Brainboot sells cognitive engineering across four tiers — from free text strings to complete business operations. Pick the layer that matches the job.

Tier 01

Prompts

Single text strings. Free.

The loss leader — curated, usage-capped prompts that are better than anything on PromptBase, and free to copy. No account required to browse.

Cold outreach emailLanding page headlineTwitter hook generator+ 200 more
Price range
Free · usage-capped
Built for
Everyone. Especially people leaving PromptBase.
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Tier 02

Brains

Verified cognitive modules. Free or paid.

Executable units with typed I/O, test suites, and enforced invariants. A brain is what a prompt becomes when you engineer it like software — reliable, composable, measurable.

CORTEX · production asset builderOMNISCOPE · deep researchCodeForge · typed TS generator
Price range
Free to $29/mo
Built for
Operators who need one thing to work every time.
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Tier 03

Blueprints

Multi-brain compositions. Paid.

Pre-wired graphs of brains that produce a specific outcome. A Blueprint is a department — it replaces a whole category of repetitive cognitive work with one button.

Content Cluster · 150 SEO pages/quarterNewsletter Engine · weekly issueSEO Audit · monthly
Price range
$49–$149/mo
Built for
Teams replacing a workflow, not a task.
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Tier 04

Circuits

Multi-Blueprint workflows. Premium.

The top tier. A Circuit composes several Blueprints into a complete business function that runs in the background on its own cadence. A Circuit is a headcount you no longer have to hire.

Content Empire · $299/moSales Engine · $399/moFounder Formation · $299 one-time
Price range
$299–$399/mo
Built for
Founders and operators replacing entire teams.
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How the tiers compose

Each tier is built from the one below it

A Prompt is a single string — the atom of the stack. Anyone can copy it. It runs once, in a chat window, and gives you an answer.

A Brain wraps one or more prompts in a typed contract — defined inputs, defined outputs, a test suite, and invariants the runtime enforces on every call. A brain is the smallest thing you can bet a business process on.

A Blueprintcomposes several brains into a graph that produces a specific outcome. The drafting brain's output becomes the QA brain's input. Brains fail and retry inside the blueprint boundary, so the outcome is all-or-nothing.

A Circuit composes several blueprints on a schedule. It runs in the background, produces a continuous stream of business outputs (150 SEO pages a quarter, 500 qualified leads a month, a complete company package), and replaces a team.

You can enter the stack at any tier. Most people start with Prompts because they're free, and graduate upward as the job gets bigger.