30-day evidence pilot

Prove which consent authorized every AI call your agents place — with evidence your counsel can verify without trusting us.

$500
Flat, one invoice
10,000
Verified calls included
30
Days
None
Procurement · annual commitment

What you get

A cryptographic attestation for every AI call your agents place — signed in an AWS HSM with Ed25519, timestamped at call time, binding who the agent was, on whose behalf it called, and which consent record your system asserted authorized it.

Your counsel can verify any one of them without trusting us and without calling our API:

npm i adjuro
import { verifyReceipt } from "adjuro";

// Pass your own copy of the JWKS and this is a
// fully offline, zero-network check.
const result = await verifyReceipt(attestationJws, {
  jwks,
  checkRevocation: false,
});

That is the whole point. A first-party CRM log is evidence you produced about yourself. An Adjuro attestation is evidence a hostile expert can check against a public key, using an open-source verifier, without taking your word or ours for anything.

What’s included in the 30 days

  • Up to 10,000 verified calls, attested and sealed.
  • The audit packet for any call — a ZIP containing the signed attestation(s), the JWKS exactly as published at the moment of issuance, and a README written to be read by opposing counsel.
  • Recording binding — optional, and the sharpest part. You hash the recording yourself and send only the digest; Adjuro never receives, requests, or stores call audio. The result is a second signed attestation chaining that recording to the consent that authorized the call.
  • Transparency-log inclusion. Attestations are appended to an RFC 6962 Merkle log published at log.adjuro.ai. Snapshots are signed daily, so inclusion takes up to ~24 hours.
  • Direct access to the founder for the full 30 days.

What it costs, during and after

Pilot — 30 days, up to 10,000 calls $500
The same volume at list $1,000
After the pilot $0.10 per verified call for the first 250,000 calls/month; $0.05 for every call above that

The meter is marginal: the $0.05 rate applies only to calls beyond 250,000 in a month, never retroactively to the whole bill. Below 250,000 calls/month there is no floor and no monthly minimum — you pay exactly what you use, and $0 in a month you place no calls. Usage is invoiced monthly in arrears; there is no self-serve checkout.

Only verified calls are billed. A call that fails to sign is not billed.

Why $500 is the right frame

TCPA statutory damages run $500–$1,500 per call. One avoided $500 claim pays for 5,000 verified calls. One avoided trebled-willful $1,500 claim pays for 15,000.

For comparison, TrustedForm publishes roughly $0.30 per lead combined ($0.15 Verify + $0.15 Retain) to certify a form fill. Adjuro’s top rate is a third of that on a voice call — an event carrying materially higher per-event exposure.

And it is and, not or. TrustedForm proves a consumer agreed. Adjuro proves your agent was authorized, and binds the recording to the consent that authorized it. If you already mandate TrustedForm, this sits underneath it rather than replacing it.

What Adjuro does not do

Stated plainly, because you will ask, and because it is what makes everything above credible:

  • It does not make you compliant. It makes your compliance provable and timestamped.
  • It does not gate, screen or block calls. Nothing is prevented; evidence is produced.
  • It does not capture, validate or guarantee the underlying consent. consent_id is a reference to your CRM record. Adjuro attests to what your system asserted at call time, not to the validity of the consent behind that assertion.
  • It does not scrub DNC. That is an independent obligation we do not touch.
  • It does not prove who made a recording, or that a recording is complete — only that a recording you present is byte-identical to the one attested at settlement.

That boundary is not a weakness we are hiding. It is why the claim survives a hostile expert.

Where we actually are

Pre-revenue. The mechanism is live in production and third-party-verifiable today, and we are onboarding the first customers onto it now. The verifier is open source on npm.

You would be among the first paying customers — which is why the pilot is $500, and why you get the founder on the phone for thirty days.

Getting started

About 30 minutes.

  1. Sign up at adjuro.ai/app with a work email. Your tenant is created immediately and you can issue your first API key straight away. The account starts with no minting allowance.
  2. We invoice, then activate the account as a paid pilot with a 10,000-call monthly ceiling.
  3. Register your agent — POST /v1/agents, one call.
  4. Add five adjuro_* fields to your Vapi call-creation payload. The values are server-trusted; the model cannot edit them mid-call.
  5. After each call, hash the recording and POST the digest within the 15-minute grace window.
  6. Download an audit packet whenever you want one.

Terms

30 days from your first mint. Invoiced via Stripe on day one, non-refundable except where required by law. No auto-renewal — it converts to the standard meter only if you say so. Full terms at adjuro.ai/terms.

Ready?

Email me and I’ll send the invoice and an onboarding call link the same day.