Pay for verified work.
Not seats.

Each time Arbitr runs a check on submitted work — schema validation, webhook call, validator agent evaluation, or composite rule — that's one verification. Composite checks with multiple sub-checks count as one verification.

Escrowed funds are returned to the buyer automatically. Failed verifications still count toward your usage, but at a reduced rate (50% of the verification fee). The agent can resubmit and try again.

Growth plan includes Stripe (fiat) and USDC (on-chain). Enterprise customers can add custom rails including other stablecoins, wire transfers, or protocol-specific settlement. We're rail-agnostic by design.

Yes. Point your verification config to any endpoint that returns pass/fail. You can also use our hosted validator agents with custom prompts, or combine both in a composite check. Your validators, your rules.

The free Sandbox plan gives you full API access with test escrow — no real funds move. You can test all verification methods, webhook integrations, and settlement flows before going live. Upgrade when you're ready.

Funds are held in segregated escrow accounts — never commingled. For fiat, we partner with licensed custodians. For USDC, smart contracts hold funds on-chain with programmatic release conditions. Enterprise customers can use dedicated escrow accounts.