Offerings.

Four engagements — priced by consequence.

Verity is a consulting practice, not a platform subscription. Each engagement’s terms are written down before it begins, and the economics follow the same rule as the gate: what an action can cost decides what checking it is worth. No self-serve signup — every engagement starts as a conversation: pilot@verityverdict.com.

Shadow pilot

The gate watches your agents and judges every proposed action — and enforces nothing. Actions proceed; verdicts are returned and sealed into the chain either way. At the end you hold the evidence: what your agents proposed, what would have been vetoed, and where your rules need to exist.

Scoped in a pilot letter before the first call: which agents, which action classes, which seams, and the enforcement terms that would follow.

Free for the pilot window. The pilot is the demonstration; production is the product.

Production gating

Shadow proved the catch rate; enforcement makes the runtime act only on the verdict — per action class, starting with the irreversible ones. The first enforced verdict is the first metered one; everything before it is recorded and unbilled.

Verdicts are metered per call and tiered by consequence class: reads at the floor, money and destructive classes at the top. The sealed record is priced as what it is — retention and proof.

Metered per verdict, tiered by consequence. Never free in production.

Signature issuance

Your records, sealed under the Verity key. Third parties — auditors, regulators, counterparties — verify your agent logs against a public key they already trust, without trusting your servers or ours. Issuance is the certificate-authority shape applied to agent verdicts.

The root key is never sold, licensed, or transferred. What is sold is issuance: your records, our seal, under an agreement that states verification rights and custody terms.

Annual issuance agreements. Priced as the asset it is.

Gate audit

A one-off examination of an agent stack you already run: where proposals cross into action unchecked, which failure classes are live, and what a gate at each seam would have caught. Findings are delivered as a sealed report — the audit travels the same chain it describes.

The method is the one in the papers — Audit the Auditors, applied to your system instead of the industry’s.

Fixed-scope engagement, priced on scope. An audit is also how most pilots begin.

The path in

Watched before enforced, enforced before metered

Every production relationship walks the same four steps, in order. Nothing is enforced before it has been watched, and nothing is metered before it is enforced.

Workspace — free, no account→ Shadow pilot→ Production gating→ Signature issuance

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