# Launch: 2026-04-10

URL: /business/examples/leaseline/launch · Id: `page:business/examples/leaseline/launch`

> Leaseline claims its Stripe account, registers three domains and passes its launch checks on 2026-04-10.

On 2026-04-10, Leaseline went [Live](/business/lifecycle/states/live). The founder claimed it, finished Stripe onboarding and approved three domain purchases.

## What happened
Launch read every check and passed. A sample [Customer](/business/nouns/customer) had completed `pro` end to end in test, and all five slots held Commitment [Evidence](/business/nouns/evidence) from outside people.

## What changed in the definition
| [File](/business/nouns/file) | [Change](/business/nouns/change) |
| --- | --- |
| `offers/` | `free`, `pro` at $29 and `portfolio` at $99 a month, each published |
| `domains/` | `leaseline.app` canonical, `leaseline.com` redirecting to it, `getleaseline.com` for outreach |
| `sites/www/` | The home [Page](/business/nouns/page) and the pricing section |

## What it called
- [`Startup.claim`](/business/nouns/startup/claim), then Stripe onboarding.
- [`Domain.register`](/business/nouns/domain/register) three times, each a `spend` [Action](/business/nouns/action) the founder approved.
- [`Offer.publish`](/business/nouns/offer/publish) three times, then [`Startup.launch`](/business/nouns/startup/launch).

Fork from here: `leaseline.app@launch`, status `planned`. Built in code in [launching Leaseline](/code/learn/launching-leaseline).