Solutions · Developer platforms
Answer the agents that recommend your platform mid-build.
Coding agents suggest databases, hosting and tooling while they work. Atlas publishes your plans, included usage and overage across every meter, and sends anything above your plan limits to a person.
Above the plan's limits, the agent hears that a person needs to approve.
The problem
Where agents get platform pricing wrong
Several meters per plan
Compute, storage, bandwidth and seats, each with an included amount. Agents add them up wrong.
Included, then overage
The plan covers part of each meter. Scraped pages hide where the overage starts.
Enterprise above the limits
Past a certain size it's a sales conversation. Agents need to know that, not guess a price.
Plans that change
Limits and prices change with launches. Agents quote last quarter's page.
Example
Included usage and overage, per meter
Atlas prices each meter on its own, so the quote shows exactly where the overage starts.
Team plan, metered
| Meter | Included each month | Overage |
|---|---|---|
| Compute | 1,000 GB-hours | $0.10 per GB-hour |
| Bandwidth | 1 TB | $0.08 per GB |
| Storage | 100 GB | $0.15 per GB |
| Seats | 10 | $12 per seat |
Each meter is a $0 tier up to what the plan includes, then the overage rate. The quote above used 1,200 GB-hours of compute and 1.5 TB of bandwidth.
In Atlas today
How Atlas handles the rest
| In your pricing | How Atlas handles it |
|---|---|
| Plan fee | A flat recurring line per plan. |
| Seats | A per-seat component with its own tiers. |
| Price changes | A versioned catalog. Every quote names the version it priced. |
Every seller
What you get whatever you sell
Signed quotes
Every quote is signed and says binding: false, so a buyer can check it without a key in the quote checker.
Approval above your limits
Over your threshold, a quote comes back as approval required, and your deal desk decides once the buyer submits it. The agent never learns where your limit sits.
Your billing stays in charge
Approved quotes hand off to your billing system, which charges the buyer. Stripe, Chargebee, HubSpot and a signed webhook work today. Integrations
Sandbox serves your catalog on MCP with quotes marked as a rehearsal. Pro serves it live on MCP, UCP, ACP, A2A and UAP. Start with a readiness score out of 100 and the gaps an agent would hit on your current page.