For software vendors
Get paid when agent teams test on your software.
Startups are building agents that operate your product for your customers. Today they test on an empty sandbox, a rebuilt copy, or a customer's live system. The Charter License gives them your real product, on synthetic data, with a revenue share to you.
Why it matters
Agents tested on a copy will make mistakes in your product.
When an agent is tested on a clone, your customers meet the gap: the validation rule the clone skipped, the locked period it ignored, the report it summed wrong. Licensing the real product closes that gap and pays you for it.
New revenue from existing software
Usage is metered per minute. Your share is computed from the same records that bill the agent team.
No customer data leaves you
Every instance runs a synthetic tenant that we build with you. Nothing about your customers is copied or used.
Agents that use your product correctly
Tasks follow your real workflows, so agents arrive at your customers having practiced the right way.
Terms at a glance
The Charter License in five lines.
- Revenue share
- 30 percent of environment fees on your product, paid monthly
- Data
- Synthetic tenant data only. No customer data, ever
- Training limits
- No model training on your own customers' data
- Reporting
- Monthly usage report with hours, episodes and tasks
- Exit
- Withdraw with 90 days notice
The full term sheet is public.
What you provide
Any build that can be reset to a known state.
Charter needs an instance it can return to the seed state between episodes. Three shapes work.
Container image
The product as one or more images. Charter bakes a seeded tenant into a pinned version and recreates the machine for every episode.
Hosted sandbox tenant
Your team hosts sandbox tenants and exposes a reset endpoint. Charter leases and resets them through your API.
On-premises installer
An installer that Charter runs inside an isolated machine. We script the install and the seed, you review the result.
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Tell us about your product.
Licensing is open. We reply to every application with questions about the sandbox build and the workflows agents should learn first.