SCP-8907
Unknown
~
medium confidence
SCP-8907
Expected annual
$35.9M
One-time setup
$22.9M
Annual recurring
$32.3M
Personnel
9
Initial capital outlay is approximately $22.95M one-time for facilities, equipment and research setup; baseline annual operating costs are approximately $32.34M/year driven primarily by per-case monitoring, a public-relations suppression reserve, and standing operations/staff.
One-Time Capital Costs
Total: $22.9M
Annual Recurring Costs
Total: $32.3M/yr
Cost Scenarios
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Baseline
(baseline)
$32.3M/yr
Normal year with planned monitoring, research and routine contingencies; no major viral incidents or large buyouts.
steady monitoring load
scheduled R&D and maintenance
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Minor Incident
$42.3M/yr
Multiple regional incidents requiring emergency responses, several international relocations, and small/medium PR suppression buys.
regional memetic outbreak
several international incidents
multiple modest IP suppression buys
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Viral Ip Buyout
$112.3M/yr
A major above‑Veil media property derived from an SCP‑8907-B instance reaches mainstream/global popularity requiring large buyout/suppression or acquisition.
global viral property
mainstream franchise acquisition demands
Personnel
9 total
| Role | Count | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Research Scientist | 3 | [#3] Senior multiversal/macrocosm researchers drawn from staff_wages budget. |
| Data Scientist | 2 | [#3] Data engineers and analysts for mapping, AI pipelines and simulations included in staff_wages. |
| Narratologist | 1 | [#3] Specialist in narrative analysis from the core research team. |
| Memeticist | 1 | [#3] Research memetic specialist (core team; separate memetic_safety cell funded elsewhere). |
| Developmental Psychologist | 1 | [#3] Specialist to analyse SCP‑8907‑A subjects and liaise with case managers. |
| Administrative Staff | 1 | [#3] Program coordinator/administrative support included in staff_wages. |
Confidence Notes
Analyst notes provide detailed line items and ranges but contain substantial uncertainties (wide ranges for PR buyouts, contingency spending and number of monitored cases). Midpoint assumptions and an assumed 20 monitored‑case baseline (20 cases) produce the estimates; variability is high for episodic events.