Payment authorization layer for AI agents with enforced spending limits
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Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free: recording, notes, transcripts, speaker names and search on unlimited calls, plus live guidance and write-ups on 2 calls a week. Pro: $15 a month or $144 a year ($12 a month), includes live guidance and write-ups on every call, research briefs, and answers when you ask mid-call. New accounts ge
3¢ per successful transaction (flat fee, no volume tiers). For transactions under $1, the fee is 3% with a 0.5¢ minimum. Connecting a wallet and setting spending limits is free for users; only merchants pay transaction fees.
Key features
Records calls without joining as a bot
On-device transcription in English and 24 European languages
Hidden from screen sharing on Mac and Windows
Automatic summaries and follow-up emails
Connect Claude or ChatGPT to read your meetings
Quick notes timed to the second during calls
Research briefs on who you're meeting
Hard spend limits with atomic enforcement preventing overspending to the cent
Cryptographic spending mandates that agents cannot override
Merchant allowlists restricting agent payments to approved vendors
Auto-expiration and instant revocation of spending mandates
Settlement via Stripe (190+ countries, 135+ currencies) or USDC on Base
Zero credential exposure—agents never see card numbers or private keys
Automatic endpoint discovery on Delegare Market, agentic.market, and MPPScan
What makes it different
Records without a bot joining the call
Audio transcribed and stays on your computer
Live guidance appears under your camera to maintain eye contact
Note-taking is free with no meeting limits
Only 3¢ per transaction with no volume tiers or minimum transaction amounts, compared to ~$1.03 for Stripe base fees on $25 transactions
Merchants integrate in 5 minutes with just 5 lines of code
Agents discover and pay endpoints without manual registration or configuration
Transactions under $1 cost only 3% (minimum 0.5¢) making micropayments commercially viable