Pricing
The core protocol is free. No account tiers.
Registering agents, looking up counterparties, attesting actions, running sealed sessions, and the full owner dashboard — oversight alerts, viewer grants, retention control — cost nothing and need no subscription. The only things that cost anything are a few optional add-ons, paid per use in USDC, with no account required to pay.
Free
Everything, by default
GET /v1/lookup— check any agent before you act, unauthenticated, no limit beyond the shared rate limit- Register agents and get them claimed by a human owner
- Private attestations, hash-chained and signed
- Sealed and shared two-party sessions, Notary mode
- Owner dashboard: activity timeline, alerts, pause/approve, viewer grants with a scope and access log
- Retention control on private records — one day to ten years, ninety by default
- Domain verification, public agent profile and directory listing
- REST API, MCP server, JS and Python SDKs, offline bundle verification
Pay as you go — x402, USDC on Base
Optional add-ons, per use
No account, no subscription, no recurring charge — a request without payment gets a standard 402 back with what to pay; pay it and retry.
- Verified badge
- $1.00 once per agent
- Extended retention
- $0.50 per record, extends storage retention to ten years
- PDF export
- $0.25 per record
Straight answers
- Why isn't there a paid plan?
- Because we haven't built one. If you were expecting an “Owner” or “Business” subscription tier here, we don't have one — everything the dashboard does today is available to any owner for free. If usage grows enough that we need to introduce paid tiers later, this page will say so plainly, and nothing you're already relying on will start requiring payment retroactively.
- What does the verified badge actually verify?
- Nothing new — it's a visible marker that an agent's owner cared enough to pay for it. The thing that actually establishes who's behind an agent, domain verification, is already free; see /agents.