Agent Exposure Assessment
If an agent looped all night, what is the most it could cost you, and what stops it today?
A section is a part of the one Assessment, not a choice between two: every section opens at the close of your Baseline.
Nothing routes through us.
Add
One line beside the provider client you already use.
Report
The envelope of each call, on the side, after it returns.
Keep
Your prompts, your replies and your keys never leave your process.
In the report.
For teams running agents with nobody watching.
- The unattended workloads you declare, each on its own tag, and what stops each one today as you tell it to us, labeled declared.
- The worst hour the tap saw, beside a modeled worst hour at the same call rate.
- What the tap showed: bursts on one tag, stop reasons, statuses, latency, the peak calls per minute.
- The worst hour call by call, and where a ceiling would have landed.
- Where it would not hold: calls under a tag you did not declare, and code with no tap line.
- Five moves, in order, to start on Monday.
Every section is computed from the calls your own application reported.
The other section of the same Assessment: AI Cost Defensibility Assessment
It ends in one offer: the plan that fits your band, monthly or annual.
- The price
- The price of a plan is its published band price, and it never depends on what your Assessment found.
- No trial
- A plan started from your Assessment has no trial, because your Baseline week was one.
The bands and their prices are on the pricing page.
What’s already true
- An assessment never asks for a provider key.
- The metering schema has no field that can hold a prompt or a reply.
- Receipts are on by default, on every plan — Free included.
- Admission runs before your provider does.
- Designed to fail open.
- Unlimited seats on every plan.
- We take no money from a party we rate.
- You’ll have a reply within one business day.