What counts
Allowed, throttled, modified, held, or denied. The gate did the work.
Every tier runs the same governance core. Scale, support, and terms are what change.
A signed request that clears identity verification and reaches a policy decision. That decision is the billable event.
Allowed, throttled, modified, held, or denied. The gate did the work.
Requests refused at signature, replay, freshness, or key lifecycle never reach policy. Nor does a released reservation.
Monthly, in arrears, against the same signed ledger you can audit yourself. No card checkout.
The counter resets monthly, and every transaction has a signed receipt behind it. An invoice you can check, not accept.
Same identity checks, policy engine, ledger, and receipts on every tier.
One agent, one spend cap, real production keys. You set the limit, we enforce it.
NO SLA · AT 1,000 THE METER STOPS, REFUSED WITH A REASON, NEVER BILLED
Keys issued by hand during early access.
More agents than one person can watch. Multi-agent policy, a review queue, per-team costs.
MONTHLY ONLY · OVERAGE INVOICED IN ARREARS · NO CARD ON FILE
The same gateway sized for scale, with deployment options that satisfy a security review instead of triggering one.
PRICED AGAINST YOUR ARCHITECTURE AND VOLUME, NOT A LIST
Every agency agent action authorized, priced, and permanently recorded. Records outside agents want become a governed channel, priced only where your law allows.
Publish one listing, your price and terms, and every qualified buyer agent can find it. No identity, trust-gating, or billing to build.
Hands-on onboarding, direct founder access, terms case by case. Limited seats.
Founding members enter through an operated onboarding: tenant, keys, policy, and first listings stood up with you.
Three things shape what we can do together.
Better read here than discovered in procurement.
If your shape isn't on this page, that's a useful conversation.
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