Product

Operate commercial truth for machine buyers

One governed catalog, exact pricing math, and humans on every exception. Publish once, answer on every agent protocol, and keep settlement on your rails.

Audience

Wired for the teams who ship agent-facing catalogs first.

Who Atlas serves now, and who we are wiring next.

Live now API-first and AI-native product teams

Catalogs agents can price without PDF scraping.

On the rail next
  1. Marketplace operators
  2. Distributors and wholesalers
  3. Partner-channel sellers
  4. Quote-led B2B software
  5. UAP and ONDC network sellers

Same control plane; seller verticals that need deeper packaging over time.

Operator workflow

A day in the control plane

Six moves, same catalog. Select a step to follow the path.

  1. 01 Extract

    Paste a price book. Structure products, flag conflicts, score readiness.

  2. 02 Govern

    Edit drafts, attach evidence, and lock commercial numbers before publish.

  3. 03 Simulate

    Run pricing lab scenarios before anything hits a live rail.

  4. 04 Publish

    One publish step projects the catalog onto your entitled protocols.

  5. 05 Approve access

    Review machine requests and grant keys before agents can price or quote.

  6. 06 Deal desk

    Work exception requests that need a human. Outside mandate never invents a price.

Trust boundaries

You stay merchant of record. PairRail executes on your rails.

Atlas governs catalog, access, and quotes through deal desk. When a buyer agent is ready to close, execute hands off to your billing stack and returns fulfillment in the same protocol response.

Settlement stays on your rails

Payments settle to your merchant account. PairRail is not merchant of record. We do not hold customer funds or file tax on your behalf.

Connect once, no agent code

Map catalog SKUs to processor price ids or register a webhook URL on Pro. Sandbox rehearses the same execute path with Mock mode. Your billing stack gets standard payment intents or signed JSON, not protocol negotiation.

The agent never leaves the rail

After execute, seats, API keys, or access tokens return in the protocol response. Machine buyers do not follow inbox links or seller dashboards to get access.

Graduation story

Three operating modes. One control plane.

What sellers do and what agents see as you move from Sandbox to Pro to Enterprise. Plan limits and checkout live on Pricing.

Sandbox · prove readiness

Safe room before agents matter

Seller day

Paste messy sheets, score conflicts, rehearse publish without risking production reputation.

  • Agent gateway on MCP (watermarked)
  • Mock settlement rehearsal
  • 1 seller-approved machine key
  • Hard stop when quota ends
Agent experience

Agents can probe, but every response is clearly sandbox. No production trust signal yet.

  • Non-production watermark
  • Limited discovery surface
  • No live multi-rail presence

Outcome: confidence that your catalog can become agent-ready, before you commit to live rails.

Pro · operate live rails

Production commercial truth on every protocol

Seller day

Publish governed catalogs, approve machine access, and run the pricing lab.

  • All five protocol rails live
  • Verified Agent-Ready badge
  • Live settlement on your payment rails
  • Soft overage, never cut off
  • Multiple production machine keys
Agent experience

Agents discover publicly; they only price and quote after you approve access.

  • No sandbox watermark
  • Gateway discovery & quote APIs
  • Access only with seller approval

Outcome: machine buyers can rely on your production offers across live rails.

Enterprise · harden at scale

Contracted depth for regulated, high-throughput sellers

Seller day

Multi-workspace ops, multi-approver exception queues, SSO, residency, and private networking under MSA/DPA.

  • Signed commercial responses
  • Custom model routing
  • SIEM-ready audit export
Agent experience

Mandate-aware quotes, verified signatures, and dedicated rails so high-volume agents stay inside your policy fences.

  • Cryptographic response integrity
  • Dedicated capacity & SLA
  • Custom rate and network controls

Outcome: Atlas becomes durable infrastructure for machine-customer commerce, not just a console upgrade.

Next steps

Validate in Sandbox. Go live when rails matter.

Score a sheet, onboard a catalog, or compare Pro and Enterprise on Pricing.