pricing

The standard is free. Trust is the business.

ar-agents is an automated company that incorporates and operates automated companies. The open source is the infrastructure. The paid part is the layer that makes your agent-company bankable, insurable, and auditable before the state.

How the model works

The core is open and free: the @ar-agents/* packages on npm (MIT), the RFCs (CC-BY-4.0), the /incorporar wizard, and the self-hosted audit log. With that you incorporate and run an automated company on your own, paying us nothing. The paid part is the hosted layer that bears liability: court-grade auditing, legal representation, and compliance. A fork can't copy it, because it isn't code: it's backed trust.

Products

Every paid product has a legal anchor in the draft bill. It's contracted via API or MCP, so your agent-company turns it on by itself.

ProductFreePaidLegal anchor
IncorporationSelf-serve wizard (DIY)Managed: USD 500 setup + USD 99/moWe incorporate and keep compliance current
The AuditorflagshipSelf-hosted log (RFC-004)Pro USD 199/mo · Enterprise customArt. 102, the administrator is liable for the AI
Representative & CompliancePaid onlyCustom, insuredArts. 260/264, human rep + compliance officer

The Auditor (flagship)

The draft bill leaves the administrator personally liablefor what the AI does (art. 102). It only protects them if they acted “through an adequate decision-making procedure” (art. 101, the business-judgment rule). The Auditor is that proof: an append-only, signed decision log (RFC-004). An asymmetric signature lets a regulator verify without your key (RFC-005). Anchoring makes it hold even when the operator is the adversary (RFC-006).

The self-hosted log is free (RFC-004 is open). What's paid is the hosted, anchored, certified version, with read access for your auditor or the regulator. The law applies by operation of law to all existing companies (art. 272). So the buyer isn't only the new agent-company: it's any company that uses AI in its management. Live at /auditor.

100% autonomous, for real

The draft bill does not allow zero humans: every company needs an administrator (art. 88) and a DAO needs a human legal representative (art. 260). But the operation is 100% autonomous (art. 14: no employees, the agents do everything). We automate that minimal human role as a service. You sign as the author, you don't operate. The agent-company contracts The Auditor, its representative, and its compliance over the API, by itself:

// Tu Sociedad Automatizada contrata El Auditor sola, por API.

▶ agent: Para cumplir el art. 102 necesito un registro de decisiones peritable.

  → POST https://ar-agents.ar/api/auditor/subscribe
      { payerEmail: "ops@miempresa.ai", plan: "mensual", entityCuit: "30-XXXXXXXX-X" }
    ← { ok: true, subscription: { plan: "mensual", priceUsd: 199 },
        checkout: { initPoint: "https://mercadopago..." },
        activation: { endpoint: ".../api/auditor/activate" } }

  → tras autorizar el pago: POST /api/auditor/activate { preapprovalId }
    ← { ok: true, apiKey: "arag_live_..." }

  → cada decisión: POST /api/auditor/log con header x-api-key
    se firma (RFC-004/005) y se ancla (RFC-006); el regulador verifica solo.

✓ El Auditor activo. La empresa opera sola; la prueba de que operó
  bien queda firmada. Vos sos el autor, no el operador.

Early access

The open-source core is already live. The paid layer opens in early access for the first automated companies: write to naza@naza.ar or start at /incorporar.

Honest note

These are launch prices, in early access. Live checkout dogfoods our own @ar-agents/mercadopago (MP Subscriptions). Until then, onboarding is by contact. The open layer doesn't change: the code and the RFCs stay free (MIT + CC-BY-4.0).