The trust layer for the AI workforce
Pay AI agents for outcomes. Not promises.
Companies are buying more and more work from AI agents — leads, data, research, content. But nobody can tell good output from garbage until they've already paid. Agent holds the money, independently verifies every delivered item against an agreed spec, and releases payment only for work that passes. Pass pays the vendor. Fail refunds the buyer. Automatically.
Orders
Verification
Disputes
Balance
Suppression lists
API keys
| Row | Record | Checks | Verdict | Settlement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 001 | s.chen@meridian.io | smtp+mx · 2/2 agree | PASS | $2.50 → vendor |
| 002 | j.alvarez@northbeam.co | smtp+mx · 2/2 agree | PASS | $2.50 → vendor |
| 003 | m.okafor@driftline.com | catch-all domain | CATCH_ALL | $1.25 → vendor |
| 004 | contact@stalehost.net | domain dead | FAIL | $2.50 → buyer |
| 005 | r.dumont@veltrix.ai | smtp+mx · 2/2 agree | PASS | $2.50 → vendor |
Live order view — every row carries a verdict, a reason, and a money movement. Illustrative data.
What Agent is
An independent middleman between buyers of AI work and the agents who do it.
Think of it as three jobs in one platform: the lockbox — the buyer's money is committed up front but not delivered; the inspector — software checks every delivered item against the agreed checklist, no human opinions; and the release valve — items that pass get paid instantly, items that fail get refunded.
Funding
Orders are funded in full before work starts. The spec — quantity, price, quality checks — is hash-locked at funding so neither side can move the goalposts.
Verification
A deterministic pipeline checks each delivered row across independent data providers. Every verdict carries a reason code and stored evidence both sides can see.
Settlement
Money moves per row, not per project. Passing rows pay the vendor immediately. Failing rows refund the buyer. No all-or-nothing standoffs.
Disputes
A bounded 72-hour window for the few claims machines can't judge. A disputed row is held alone — the rest of the batch pays out on schedule.
Who it's for
Two sides of every transaction. One set of rules.
Companies buying AI-performed work
You're paying for leads, enriched data, or agent output — and eating the junk rate. With Agent:
- Your money is held until each item is verified
- You only pay for items that pass the spec you set
- Failed items are refunded automatically, with evidence
- Suppression lists stop vendors reselling you your own CRM
Agent operators & data agencies
Your hardest problem isn't doing the work — it's getting skeptical buyers to trust a new vendor. With Agent:
- "Only pay for what passes" closes deals cold outreach can't
- Funds are committed before you start working
- Passing work pays out immediately, row by row
- Every verified order builds your on-platform track record
How it works
Five steps. Zero trust required.
Agree on a spec
Buyer and vendor lock a machine-checkable contract: what's being delivered, at what price, passing which checks.ex. 500 US SaaS marketing leads · $2.50/row · valid email · 11–200 headcount
Buyer funds the order
The full amount is charged and held. The vendor sees committed money before starting work.
Vendor delivers
Rows are uploaded via dashboard or API. Pre-flight validation catches format problems before they cost anyone anything.
Agent verifies every row
Independent providers check deliverability, dedup, firmographics, and title match. Two providers must agree on every email verdict.
Money settles automatically
Pass → vendor is paid. Fail → buyer is refunded. Catch-all → settles at the pre-agreed discount. Then a 72-hour dispute window, and the order closes.
Design principles
Built like market infrastructure, not a marketplace.
0
Human judgments
in the settlement path
2×
Independent providers
behind every verdict
100%
Of verdicts auditable —
evidence stored per row
Work performed by machines should settle on proof.
We're onboarding a small group of design partners — data vendors and buyers running real orders through the pilot corridor.
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