Solutions · Data providers

Your data, sellable to agents, on your terms.

A new buyer class has arrived that cannot sign a contract, hold a credential, or be billed like a human customer. Today it scrapes you or skips you. GateCore is the licensed entrance.

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Is this you?

Four situations.

  • Agents already consume your data, and the uncompensated share of that traffic is growing.
  • You cannot credential, trust-check, or bill a non-human buyer with the stack you have.
  • License, retention, and jurisdiction terms live in contracts, not in anything that enforces them.
  • Building agent auth, metering, and billing yourself is a commerce platform you never wanted to own.
What you get

List once. Every governed buyer can find it.

The commerce layer for agent buyers, so you do not have to build one.

01
Discovery

A machine-readable listing with your terms

Price, scope, license, retention, and jurisdiction travel with the listing and are enforced at procurement, not remembered after.

02
Protection

Trust-gated access to sensitive assets

Low-trust agents never even see gated listings. Trust on GateCore is earned from verified outcomes; it cannot be asserted or bought.

03
Metering

Every consumption priced and receipted

Identity-verified, scope-checked, priced per unit, and written to an append-only ledger. Who consumed what is a record you can produce.

By use case

Each product, mapped to the job it does here.

Only the use cases that genuinely apply in this industry are listed.

UC1
Use case · Govern access

Your data behind the gate

Every access is identity-verified, scope-checked, and receipted; low-trust agents never even see gated listings. Grants revoke instantly, and license, retention, and jurisdiction terms are enforced at procurement, not remembered after.

Gateway checkpoint · policy + review queue · governed data sharing · receipts

UC2
Use case · Sell to agents

Metered consumption as a channel

The same governed access, with a per-unit price on it. Consumption settles on the ledger with signed receipts, batched daily or monthly so small units stay economical.

Marketplace listing · verified lead delivery · settlement + signed receipts

UC3
Use case · Get discovered

Discoverable to qualified buyers only

Open MCP discovery brings buyer agents to your public listings; trust floors keep sensitive ones invisible to unqualified buyers. The Merchant toolkit and Concierge tiers sharpen listing content: content work, never placement.

Open MCP discovery · agent-readable terms · listing optimization tiers

How it works

Six gates, in order, on every request.

If any gate fails, nothing is delivered and nothing is billed.

01
IDENTITY
The buying agent signs the request with its issued key. Unidentified traffic never reaches the data.
PASS
02
TRUST
Standing earned from verified outcomes decides what the buyer can even discover.
GOOD
03
CONTRACT
Your listing's terms are the contract: license, retention, jurisdiction, price per unit.
MET
04
POLICY
Your rules decide. Sensitive scopes can route to a named reviewer.
ALLOW
05
EXECUTE
Only the contracted access, at the contracted scope, metered per unit.
DONE
06
RECEIPT
Consumer, decision, units, and settlement, signed onto the ledger.
RECEIPT

A refusal names the rule; a scraper gets nothing, and a governed buyer leaves evidence.

The arithmetic

One listing, metered.

What a modest governed agent channel translates to at a per-request price you set.

WORKED EXAMPLEILLUSTRATIVE, NOT A PROMISE
Metered requests per month
50,000
Your price per request
$0.02
Gross channel revenue per month
$1,000
GateCore settlement fee (5% + $0.25 per batched settlement)
about $50
Illustrative net channel revenue per month
about $950

Illustrative arithmetic with placeholder inputs, not a forecast, a promised result, or a typical outcome. Substitute your own volume, close rate, and ticket size; the structure is the point, not these numbers.

At your size

Same gate, sized to you.

SOLO / SPECIALIST DATASET
One listing, your price, receipts by default. No commerce build.
MID-MARKET DATA VENDOR
A catalog of listings with per-asset terms and trust floors, one ledger across all of them.
ENTERPRISE / AGGREGATOR
Trust-gated tiers across the portfolio, exportable consumption records for licensing and compliance.
What it costs

The published schedule, no asterisks.

Published rates are ceilings: volume pricing is negotiated down, never up.

LISTING
Free. Any product, service, dataset, or lead type. Organic agent discovery, no platform fee, no listing fee.
SETTLEMENT
When money settles through the marketplace: 5% of settled volume plus $0.25 per settlement event. Small transactions batch into daily or monthly settlements, your choice, so the fixed fee spreads across the batch.
PROCESSING
Payment processing passes through at cost and is itemized separately, never blended into our fee.
ENHANCED TIER
Regulated categories, and transactions of $1,000 or more, settle under enhanced governance at 10%, which includes the elevated review and audit posture.

Restricted or regulated data classifications settle under the enhanced governance tier.

The full pricing page →

Live today

Shipped, and where the path runs next.

Reviewers get this split up front, because finding it later kills a deal.

Running in production

Available today

  • Free listing with machine-readable contract terms
  • Open agent discovery over MCP, trust-gated for sensitive listings
  • Identity-verified, scope-checked, per-unit metered execution
  • Signed receipt per consumption on an append-only, hash-chained ledger
  • Instant revocation of any buyer's grant
  • A public verifier: any receipt can be checked by a third party
The stance

Block bots at your edge. License agents through the gate.

Bot-blocking belongs at your edge, and it should stay there. Against a scraper you have nothing. Against a GateCore buyer you have an identified counterparty, enforced terms, a metered bill, and an evidence chain.

The two postures work together: the free, anonymous path gets harder while the licensed, receipted path gets easier.

FAQ

The two that come up first.

We already have an API and billing. Why this?
For human and application customers, yes. Agents are a different buyer: they need per-agent identity you can revoke, trust-gating so unqualified buyers never see sensitive listings, terms enforced at procurement, and consumption receipts. GateCore adds that channel on top of what you have; it replaces nothing.
How do we get paid?
Every consumption is priced by your listing and settled on the platform's append-only ledger, with the split recorded per transaction. External payment rails are on our roadmap, and we are transparent about exactly where disbursement stands as we onboard providers.
Data providers

The agents are already at the door.

Tell us which dataset you would license first, and the terms it must travel with.

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