Billing platform for AI agent builders
Outcomes are hard. Billing them shouldn't be.
Your billing infrastructure wasn't built for outcomes
Success Conditions
Say exactly what success looks like
Define the billing logic in plain terms. Change any of it from the dashboard.
Event Sources
Forward your existing events
Works with what you already track. No new systems required.
Outcome Tracking
Manage the full lifecycle
Every signal re-evaluates the outcome. Window opens, charge schedules, edge cases catch themselves. No manual reconciliation.
Charge Record
The answer is always here
Every signal, every decision, in order. No digging through logs, pull it in seconds.
Operating System
Designed for speed and flexibility
One-of-one contracts, no forks
Spin up custom products, prices and conditions for any customer. Every contract can be one of one, no forks, no special-cased code.
Tune conditions against real history
Change any condition and replay your past events. See how outcomes and revenue would shift, before you ship the change.
Connect the stack you already trust
Use cases
For teams delivering outcomes, not seats
Charge when the code ships.
Not when CI passes. When the code lands and sticks.
See how it works →Bill when the problem is solved.
Not when the ticket closes. When the customer doesn't reopen it.
See how it works →Earn when the system is back.
Not when the runbook runs. When the incident stays closed.
See how it works →Outcome needs more than a count
We get AI billing disputes almost every day. Our team can't even tell if it's a billing error. We have to escalate to engineering just to find out.
Disputes are common. Customers see one number in the product, a different one on the invoice. Those mismatches are hard to explain and hard to fix.
The risk is different teams quietly redefining "resolved" to fit their own flow. Once that happens, pricing changes become much harder to make.
When a customer disputes the count, it's not a billing question. It's why did the system call that a resolution. That answer lives somewhere else entirely.
$2.20 vs $2.50 looks almost the same on paper. Across tens of thousands of outcomes, it's a massive difference. We don't have the tools to nail that precision yet.
Launch billing without rebuilding your stack
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