✓ QUORUM
Being built in the open · opening soon

Sell it before
you build it.

Waitlists collect curiosity. Provano collects pledges — real customers, cards saved, charged only if enough of them agree with you. We're building it right now, in the open, and it opens soon.

Opening 2026 · Founding spots will be pledged, not promised · Follow along @provanoapp

PRODUCT PREVIEW
 Priya S. pledged £12/mo
 3 campaigns hit quorum today
✓ QUORUM REACHED
FeedbackLoop
Client feedback, one thread. Built if you back it.
£12/mo
founding price, locked forever
0 / 30 backers
closes in 11 days
Dan R. just pledged
Your card is only charged if 30 people join by 2 October. Miss quorum and every pledge is cancelled automatically. Enforced by Provano, not the founder.
How it works

Fifteen minutes to the truth.

No code, no pitch deck, no six-month gamble. One page, one number, one deadline.

STEP 1 · SET TERMS

Name your quorum

Your offer, your price, your threshold, your deadline. "£12 a month, 30 backers, six weeks." Connect Stripe and publish. The page inherits our checkout, our counter, our rules.

STEP 2 · SHARE

Backers pledge, not pay

They save a card in thirty seconds. Nothing is charged. The counter climbs in public, and every visitor can see exactly what triggers a charge, and what cancels one.

STEP 3 · QUORUM

Hit it, or learn fast

Reach quorum and you launch presold — billing starts when you go live. Miss it and every pledge dissolves, nobody pays a penny, and you just saved yourself half a year.

Why not a waitlist?

Emails are free. That's the problem.

A waitlist tells you
500 people
were curious.

Signups cost nothing, so they mean nothing. Referral games and leaderboards inflate the number further. You launch to a list that was never going to pay, and find out the truth after the build.

Provano tells you
30 people
will pay.

A saved card is a decision, not a maybe. You see visits, emails and pledges separately — the honest funnel — and you find out the truth before you write a line of code.

Do the maths

Proving it on your own vs on Provano

On your own
On Provano
The page
Carrd + Typeform + Mailchimp, a domain to buy, an evening of duct tape.
One page, live at provano.app/yourname in fifteen minutes. No domain, no hosting, no faff.
The signal
Email signups. Maybes, politeness, noise.
Saved cards. A quorum, a deadline, a real answer.
Trust
A stranger's counter on a fresh domain. Why would anyone believe it?
The charge rules printed on the page and enforced by the platform, not by you.
The money
Charge people early, process refunds by hand if it dies.
Charged only at quorum, billing starts at launch, misses void themselves.
Distribution
One panicked Reddit post on launch day.
The launch kit: the right channels for your product, copy ready, every link tracked to pledges.
What you learn
A list of maybes and a feeling.
Visits, emails and pledges per channel. The honest funnel.
Trust

Rules the founder can't bend.

Money never touches us — it flows from backer to founder's Stripe. What we hold is the trigger, and it only fires by the rules printed on every page.

RULE 01

No quorum, no charge

Miss the threshold by the deadline and every pledge is voided automatically. Not refunded — never taken.

RULE 02

Billing starts at launch

Subscriptions begin when the founder flips the live switch and backers get access. Vapour earns nothing.

RULE 03

Late? Backers can walk

Founders commit to a launch window in public. One honest extension allowed — after that, pledges are released.

Every rule enforced by the platform, printed on every campaign page, identical for everyone.
Pricing

Waitlists are free.
Proof costs £29.

Waitlist
£0

What everyone else charges for.

  • A live, shareable campaign page
  • Hosted at provano.app/yourname — no domain to buy, no hosting to set up
  • Email signups, unlimited
  • Honest visit & signup analytics
Proof
£15 per campaign, once · founding price

Rising to £29 after launch. No subscription, nothing to cancel.

  • Pledges unlocked — cards saved, quorum enforced
  • The full funnel: visits → emails → pledges
  • The launch kit: your page planted where your customers gather
  • Campaign fails? Next one's on us
Reserve a founding spot

The fee buys the answer, not the outcome. Half of honest answers are "no" — that one's worth the most.

One last waitlist.
Then never again.

Yes, this is technically a waitlist. We hate it too. It's the last one we'll ever ask you to join: when Provano opens, the founding spots won't be promised to a list, they'll be pledged, cards saved, quorum enforced, the whole machine pointed at itself first.

no spam, only the launch · built in the open by Tom · @provanoapp