AI agents are becoming the main user of company software, with humans approving its actions instead of entering data themselves.
So it should be metered accordingly.
ERP[.]AI has released a platform for business software that charges $0 per seat and bills the machines instead.
Seats, apps, roles, permissions and manual record work in its interface cost nothing, while API-key access, imports, workflows, agents and AI draw down prepaid credits.
Those credits come in one-time $5, $20 and $100 packs, and every new account gets $100 of starting credit that lasts 1 month.
The meter is fine-grained, because $1 buys 4,000 record writes, 2,000 workflow runs or 2,000 agent executions, and AI is billed at the model’s exact cost plus an 8% agent fee.
Most of that metered work comes from Proto, a desktop agent that sets up data, approvals, permissions and dashboards in ERP[.]AI from a plain description of how a business runs.
