DEVELOPER PREVIEWSANDBOX / TESTNO PRODUCTION MONEY MOVEMENT

Early access. Sandbox pricing.

Everything is free in the sandbox and no real money moves. Authorization pricing is not activated. The execution fee rules further down are published and receipted in sandbox so you can see exactly how execution would be charged - they apply only when Quattrino executes.

Sandbox

Free

real engine, simulated money

Authorization pricing

Not activated

metered, unpriced

Execution fees

Separate

only when Quattrino executes

Developer sandbox

Free while we validate with the first developer teams.

Open signup, no invite, no card. Every decision comes from the real authority engine; every payment adapter runs against test providers.

AVAILABLE IN SANDBOX
  • Unlimited dry-run authorizations, intent compiles, authority discovery and explains
  • Sandbox binding authorizations, outcomes and compliance checks
  • Approvals, conserved delegation and purpose-bound disclosure decisions
  • All execution adapters in test mode (Stripe test mode, sandbox Credits, x402 testnet)
  • Python / TypeScript SDKs, MCP server, playground and runnable journeys

Future pricing architecture · not activated

What we expect to charge for - and what we never will.

This is the shape of the model, published so you can plan. No prices are published until approved, and nothing is billed in the developer preview.

Tier / unitWhat it coversStatus
Billable unitA binding authorization decision - an AUTHORIZED decision that could be consumed. Already metered today as neutral Authorization Units with priced = false.PROPOSED
Never chargedDry runs · DENIED · NEEDS_INFORMATION · APPROVAL_REQUIRED · authority/me · authority/gap · explain · outcome reports · agents narrowing their own envelopes. Proof and refusals must never cost more than acting.PROPOSED
BundledA monthly allotment of binding decisions, approvals, evidence retention, MCP and SDK access.PROPOSED
UsageMetered binding decisions beyond the bundle.PROPOSED
PremiumLong evidence retention, compliance exports, SSO and roles, dedicated sandbox organizations.FUTURE
EnterpriseCustom terms.FUTURE

Execution fees · separate from authorization

Only when Quattrino executes through one of its adapters.

Authorize-only usage never carries an execution fee. When a sandbox adapter executes, the published rule below is applied and named on the receipt. Numbers come from the live rule engine, not from copy; money in the sandbox is simulated.

Your own provider

No execution fee

You execute; Quattrino authorizes, checks the outcome and keeps the evidence.

AVAILABLE IN SANDBOX

Merchant checkout (Stripe SPT)

The merchant receives the full amount on its own Stripe account.

TEST INTEGRATION

Marketplace purchase (Credits)

5% + $0.01 (min $0.01, max $50.00)

Buyer fee, separate line; the seller receives the full price.

AVAILABLE IN SANDBOX

Marketplace sale

5%

Seller fee on settled sales only; failed or refunded jobs cost nothing.

AVAILABLE IN SANDBOX

Credits top-ups carry no fee (funding, not a purchase). x402 machine payments run on testnet only. The legacy direct-card rail is retired and not offered. MPP pricing is proposed, not published.

Worked examples - computed by the real fee engine, sandbox money

Your agent uses a paid service

It pays $5.00 for a data service on the Quattrino marketplace (funded by Credits).

Counterparty receives
$5.00
Execution fee
$0.26
Total (sandbox)
$5.26

Rule marketplace_default_v1 v1 - the same id appears on the receipt.

Your agent checks out at a merchant

A $20.00 purchase at a merchant that accepts Stripe Shared Payment Tokens - the merchant receives the full $20.00.

Counterparty receives
$20.00
Execution fee
$0.00
Total (sandbox)
$20.00

Rule fee_none v0 - the same id appears on the receipt.

A small agent task

A $1.00 marketplace task paid from Credits - no separate card charge per micro-purchase.

Counterparty receives
$1.00
Execution fee
$0.06
Total (sandbox)
$1.06

Rule marketplace_default_v1 v1 - the same id appears on the receipt.

Build in the sandbox now. Pricing comes later, published first.