01 / AI Services Catalog for Platforms

One catalog to rule them all.

You already route models. This is the other half.

Your users' agents can buy any paid service on the internet from the product they already pay you for: on a card, under a cap a human set, on one bill.

An illustration. Every mark is a provider listed in the catalog right now

162Listings
154Providers
13Categories
2% flatManaged access fee

Listings, providers and categories read from the live catalog

02 / The read-across

The model router solved this for models.Nothing solved it for everything else.

Model routerYou already run one.Already decided

AI Services CatalogNobody built this until now.What you add

models

gptclaudegeminillamamistral

the thing

services. 162 listings, 154 providers, 13 categories

catalog, providers, slug

the words

the same words, with the same meaning

catalogprovidersslug

one key, one call shape

the interface

one endpoint, and it detects what the seller asks for

Auto, where a model picks the model

auto

Auto, where arithmetic picks the service, and leaves a record

a credits balance

the unit

a budget: cap, per-call limit, expiry. Set by a human, revoked in one action

5 to 8%over published rates

the take

2% flatThe merchant is paid exactly what it quoted.

Every model router line above is a decision you have already made. The last one is a price you are already paying.

What a business ends up running

You are not replacing your model router. You are adding the half it never covered.

Two routers, side by side.

Model routerFor the models.

AI Services CatalogFor everything else your users' agents have to buy.

03 / The pain

An agent can reason, plan and write code.It cannot buy anything.

It stops the moment a job needs a search, a lookup, a filing or a translation, because it has to ask a human for an account, a key, a card and an invoice. Four chores per service.

what one developer holds

bought direct

9 services

account

key

card

invoice

Apify, DeepL, Browserbase, Serper, Coresignal, People Data Labs, Apollo, Exa, Alpha Vantage

9services

4chores each

1developer on your platform

chores before the first result

account

one

card

one

ledger

one

keys

none at all

the same four, at one developer or at 10,000

04 / Why ours

Only whoever routes the calls can see what we see.

It reaches past the catalog.

The same call pays any paid endpoint on the public internet, listed or not. The catalog is what we probe and rank. The reach is the whole paid web.

No other router can say this

01 · What we see, and what we reach

The catalog · 162 listings · probed and ranked

Past the edge · the whole paid web

02
Auto picks without a model, and shows its work.
No model reads the listings. A fail-closed gate drops anything unpayable with six named refusals, relevance blends with quality at a disclosed weight, and every decision persists with up to 50 candidates, each with its relevance, its rank score and its gate reason. That is “here is why”, not “the agent chose”. First thing a compliance function asks for.
03
The shelf is probed every hour and gated on money.
Each listing gets a real unpaid request and we read the payment challenge back without ever paying. Then real settlements decide: two distinct buyers refused at settle marks a listing unpayable and it drops out of Auto. Money is the test, not a score we assign.
03 · The hourly probenothing is paid
IPinfo$0.001
Alpha Vantage$0.008
ScreenshotOne$0.055
Browser Use$1.00
Advertised, read back from the payment challenge
The gate · any listing
example
0 of 2 distinct buyers refused at settle
Settling cleanly. Payable, and in Auto.
04
Search understands the need, and every surface agrees.
Semantic search over the listings, unioned with full text. One shared ranker behind search, the endpoint and the app. Your users type a need, not a vendor, and what your product shows is what Auto picks.

Rank Intelligence: evidence a list cannot hold.

Rank intelligence · recomputed hourly · 162 listings

qualityScore = SettleGate
             × ( 0.25 Liveness
               + 0.45 Traction
               + 0.30 PriceIntegrity )

rankScore    = qualityScore
             × Featured × OrgTier × Verification

SettleGate = 1

Set by the gate in 03

0.25Liveness

0.45Traction

0.30PriceIntegrity

Weights sum to 1.00 · disclosed, not tuned per listing

Traction: Distinct payers in 30 days, floored at two so one buyer cannot manufacture it.
PriceIntegrity: The gap between the advertised and the settled price, trusted only after two distinct payers.

062% flat, and the merchant is paid what it quoted.

One rate on the merchant's own price, paid as published. On the delivery-gated path our fee is released when the upstream does not return a success.

07The budget.

Cap, per-call limit, expiry, count. Set by a person, revoked in one action, and the agent cannot raise it.

A competitor can copy the list. It cannot copy an observation.

05 / The offering

All of it, inside your product, for your users. You take only the surface you need.

Take the surfaces that fit what you are building and leave the rest. What sits underneath is plumbing, not positioning.

01What your user sees

Your product

Your users, your billing, your surface. On top, where it belongs.

Surfaces taken

5of 5

this plate: unchanged

02What you take

Leave a piece out

The toolkit

All five. That is the whole toolkit.

Create a user for an email silently. No seat, no email to a new address, and a scoped 30 day key limited to purchase and redeem.
Nine widgets: three checkouts, card enrol, card list, budget create, setup, two revocations. The session is minted server side, so the secret is never in the browser. Scope fails closed, so a widget cannot sell another platform’s plan. Fifteen branding fields dress the checkout.
Group budgets per period, threshold alerts, fail-closed refusal once the period is spent. Cards share into a group.
A customers list with CSV export. Webhooks HMAC signed, five attempts backing off to six hours, a delivery log and secret rotation.
In the same catalog, found by Auto like everyone else.

03Plumbing

One Nevermined organization

Provisioned underneath. Not the story, and the shelf it opens onto is already stocked.

listed services: 162
providers: 154
categories: 13

The live catalog, read as this page loaded

The spine

What we undertake · your customer, your data, your relationship

You can take all of it and go.

Anyone can promise to look after your data. Handing you every row of it, and a revocation that takes one call, is the harder promise to make.

Your customer.

We never go around you to your user.

The provisioning path sends them nothing. A user who also holds a Nevermined account changes nothing about who owns the relationship.

Email to your user: we send none
Seat for your user: not required
The relationship: yours

Your data.

Yours to take away. Yours to tell us to delete.

Every routed payment comes out with its full columns, and webhooks push every event live, so your database is the system of record from day one. Tell us to delete and we honour it in writing.

Customers: CSV
Routed payments: JSON or CSV
Activity: paginated feed
Every event: pushed live
Deletion: on your instruction

Your relationship.

Nothing pins you.

So staying is a decision you keep making, and that is the only kind of stickiness worth having.

Keys: expire in 30 days
Budgets: revoke in one call
Exports: complete

The exit

Example · runs against no real account

Leaving is easy, and we say so.

That is the commitment underneath every line above it. Pull the lever and watch what leaves, and what stays.

press it and see what leaves

06 / Your own services

Your own services go on the same shelf. Auto finds them the same way it finds everyone else’s.

The rest of this offering is about buying. Here is the other direction. You are rarely only a buyer of services: you usually have services of your own, and they can sit on the shelf your users are already buying from, alongside the top providers.

One listing, and every agent on the endpoint can find it.

The same measurements apply to your listing as to every other. One ranker sits behind search, the endpoint and the app, so what a buyer sees is what Auto picks.

A service earns its position by being paid for, not by being the biggest name on the shelf.

Both directions, one account

BuyingYour users’ agents reach every paid service through the endpoint.

One account
, one integration

SellingYour own services take payment from every agent on it.

Our 2% flat sits on top of your own price rather than coming out of it, so nothing comes off your headline rate: you are paid exactly what you quoted.

07 / Which kind of platform you are

Three kinds of platform. Each one lights up a different part of the toolkit.

Not one of the three switches on all of it. That is what makes it a toolkit and not a product you have to take whole.

Pick the one you are

What this kind takes

Model routers and LLM proxies

They own the accounts, the billing and the brand already. Their users want paid tools sitting next to the models, and 85% of MCP tools ship free, so the shelf beside the models is bare.

How they earn

Their own spread on top of our tier.

Switched on here

the endpoint
Auto
the audit row

Already theirs

Aown the user
Bembed the surfaces
Dsee and react

A through E are the five toolkit pieces from the offering above. Take the subset your shape calls for and leave the rest.

08 / How it is bought

Nobody in this category sells raw metered keys to its best customers.

Model routers sell credits with a spread on them. Anthropic and OpenAI sell Pro and Max at better value than the API, and every buyer knows it.

Why anyone commits

Predictable spendA better effective rate for committingA reason to commit at all

A platform already buys and sells exactly this way.

Tiers published. Rates on request.

That is the public posture, and it is deliberate. The 2% flat on external services is the unit economics. The tier is the product.

A service on the shelf, at the price its seller publishes

$1.00

published, per call

You buy

A tier, at the wholesale rate that tier carries.

published$1.00

plus 2% managed access$1.02

Your cost per call at list, before any tier. A tier moves that basis in your favour.

You price

Your own retail price, to your own users, on your own bill.

your markup+5%

$1.07

on your bill, per call

You keep

The spread.

$0.05

per call, 5% of what you charge

Higher tiers unlock wholesale rates: the same 2%, on a lower base price. That is how a platform justifies carrying this on its own bill rather than pointing its users at us. Talk to us.

Talk to us about a tier

Start using it

Credits are the unit behind it: a platform’s user pays by card, credits sit behind that, and the routed path spends against a budget a human set. Read the docs.