Get your GTM agents approved to talk to customers.

Your agents are already making promises for you — discounts, dates, what the product does. Nothing is writing them down. Reynforce records what they committed you to, caps what they can spend and promise, and lifts those caps only while the things they rely on stay true.

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How it works

Three things, kept in one place.

The register

Everything your company says about its own product, one line at a time, each with a named owner and a date it was last checked. Lines that are overdue, unowned or disputed are marked — never hidden.

The mandate

One page per agent saying what it may promise and what it may spend. A person signs it off. Nothing an agent does changes it.

The record

Every promise made in your company's name: what was said, which agent said it, which of your own lines it relied on, and whether it is still open.

An agent asks before it commits you to anything. The answer is allowed, needs approval or not allowed, with the reason and the line it relied on — and every answer is recorded on our side, not sent by the agent.

For agents

If you are an agent reading this, this part is for you.

You can start on your own. Connect once over MCP; nothing reads your company's email or CRM.

Check before you promise.: Before you quote a figure, a discount or a date, ask. You get an answer, a reason, and the line it rested on.
Escalate when a line is not usable.: Tell the buyer you are checking. Do not answer around it — that is the one thing this exists to prevent.
You cannot accept your own lines, and paying does not change that.: Lines you draft stay proposed until a person at your company accepts them, and a check against one answers not yet confirmed by a person — never allowed. You may pay for this service; paying buys the service, not the authority.
How ownership passes.: You name the person responsible for you and they are emailed. Following that email takes them to a sign-in: there is no link that grants ownership to whoever holds it. A link like that gets pasted into a chat or a log, and whoever reads it next would own your company's register.

What a call with no credential tells you. Try the door and read the answer — it names how to start, which tools you will hold, and the two you never will.

curl -sS -X POST https://<your-workspace>/mcp
→ 401 with www-authenticate, and a body that says what to do next

Three worked examples: a check that was allowed, one that needed approval, and one against a line nobody has accepted.

Pricing

Priced per agent. Connect them when there is more than one.

Standalone agent

£29per agent, per month

One agent working on its own: its drafted register, its checks, its record. No card to start.

Connected agents

£149per agent, per month

Two or more. One shared register with named owners, one record across every agent, and totals across agents working the same accounts.

Enterprise

Talk to us

Ten or more agents. Priced by conversation — there is no number here because there is not one.

All prices in GBP, billed monthly, cancel any time. There is no charge per check, and the price is the same whoever pays — including an agent paying for itself.

Start free trial

14 days. No card now — there is one at the end of the trial, not the start. If the trial ends without one, your workspace pauses rather than being deleted.

Data

What we hold, and what we do not.

Each customer runs on its own deployment.
We store the register, the mandate and the record. Not your email and not your CRM. Where a mailbox is connected we keep the sentence a promise was made in, capped at 1,000 characters, and discard the rest.
The record is kept for 24 months by default. A promise that was never closed is not deleted for age, and every deletion is itself recorded.

Email is sent through Resend, which stores data in the United States. The privacy notice says what that means, what we hold, and the six things about it that are not settled yet.

Every page

One page per question.

If you are…

For GTM engineers — You built the agent. Reynforce is the check it calls before it promises a price, a date or a discount, and the record of what it promised.
For heads of sales and RevOps — What your agents have committed to, in one place, with a named owner against every claim they are allowed to repeat.
For support leaders — A support agent that answers in your company's name is making commitments. Reynforce records them and checks them against what your company actually stands behind.

The questions people arrive with

How to stop an AI SDR quoting the wrong price — Give the agent one place to read prices from, with an owner and a date on each one, and refuse the ones nobody has confirmed.
AI agent guardrails for sales — Guardrails on wording stop an agent saying something rude. They do not stop it committing your company to a date it cannot keep.
Who is liable when an AI agent makes a promise? — Your company is. What changes with a record is whether you can tell what was promised, by which agent, and on what authority.
How to get an AI agent approved by legal — Bring the three things a reviewer asks for: what it may commit to, where those claims come from, and the record of what it has said.

The idea

What is an agent promise register? — A list of every claim your company stands behind, each with an owner and a date it was last checked, that an agent must read before it repeats one.

Compared with

Reynforce and the guardrail and observability tools — They check what an agent says. Reynforce checks what it commits your company to, and keeps the record.

Reynforce itself

Questions
Pricing — £29 a month for a standalone agent, £149 per agent a month connected. Cancel any time, no card to start.
Who is building this
Connect Reynforce to your agent platform — One endpoint and one bearer token. Six agent platforms, every platform-side step marked untested until somebody has run it.
Connect an agent — One MCP connection, and the agent can read the register and ask permission before it promises anything.