Unlock agent spending without losing control.
Let AI agents pay for the data, tools, compute, and services they need. Lootrunners keeps spending inside the budgets, rules, vendors, and approvals you set, then shows you exactly what every dollar bought.
Start read-only. Grant spending authority only when you're ready.
Research Agent retried DataMesh after several timeouts. Fourteen paid requests returned the same result.
See what your agents are already spending.
Paste a public wallet and Lootrunners turns the transaction history into something your team can actually understand — recurring services, unusual activity, cross-chain movement, fees, and transactions still missing business context. Connect your agent runtime later to attach the why behind each payment.
A wallet shows where the money went. Lootrunners shows what happened.
Agents can buy data, call paid APIs, use compute, purchase assets, and pay services in seconds. A wallet records the transfer — not what the agent was trying to do, whether it was allowed, who approved it, what came back, or whether the result was worth paying for. Lootrunners keeps the payment connected to the work behind it.
See it. Understand it. Control it. Automate it.
Connect wallets, chains, x402 payments, agent runtimes, accounting data, and other supported financial sources into one history.
See what the agent was doing, what it purchased, what policy applied, who approved it, what came back, and what happened afterward.
Set budgets, approved services, purchase limits, time windows, and approval rules. Test new rules against historical activity before putting them live.
Safe purchases happen automatically. Unusual purchases ask a person. Anything outside the agent's authority gets blocked.
Know what every dollar paid for.
Scout investigates spending across the agents, wallets, chains, projects, policies, and accounting records your team can access. Ask questions in plain English and get the transactions, calculations, and evidence behind the answer.
Scout calculates through governed query tools and links every financial claim back to evidence. It cannot increase an agent's authority.
- Why did spend jump yesterday?
- Which agent wastes the most money on retries?
- What are we paying for but barely using?
- Which vendors are agents using for the first time?
- Where are humans approving the same thing repeatedly?
- What did Project Atlas actually cost us?
Turn a question into a number you can trust.
Scout can generate charts and comparisons from your financial history while keeping the calculation behind them visible: the wallets, agents, chains, filters, time range, metric definition, data freshness, and query lineage behind every answer.
Replay any purchase from intent to outcome.
See exactly what the agent knew when it decided to spend. Playback reconstructs the sequence without rewriting history when new information appears later.
One view across every agent, wallet, and chain.
Stop piecing together the same story across wallet explorers, agent logs, spreadsheets, and accounting systems. Compare spend, balances, fees, agents, vendors, projects, chains, and outcomes in one place.
Chain availability depends on configured data providers. Lootrunners keeps a provider-neutral transaction model underneath.
Set the limits. Let agents spend inside them.
A Mandate defines an agent's spending authority: what it can buy, why, where, how much, how long the authority lasts, and when a person must approve. Then Lootrunners evaluates every request.
Give agents autonomy without giving them unlimited authority.
Agents can request spending. They cannot give themselves more authority. Critical limits can be enforced below the application layer through supported wallet and provider controls.
Compliance obligations depend on the customer's activities and jurisdictions. Lootrunners provides configurable controls and evidence, not a blanket legal-compliance guarantee.
Know what the work actually cost.
Put APIs, compute, data, assets, contractors, fees, and other costs against the same project or outcome. Know the cost of the result, not just the cost of the model.
Give agents a spending API with the rules already built in.
Agents request purchases through REST, MCP, or SDK tools and provide the business context behind the request. Lootrunners checks it against the agent's Mandate and returns a decision — automatic, needs approval, or blocked — then keeps the evidence and outcome connected.
const res = await fetch('https://app.lootrunners.com/api/agent/v1/spend/intents', {
method: 'POST',
headers: {
Authorization: `Bearer ${LOOTRUNNERS_AGENT_KEY}`,
'Idempotency-Key': `lead-${lead.id}`,
'Content-Type': 'application/json',
},
body: JSON.stringify({
mandate_id: 'midwest-research',
purpose: 'Verify employer and title',
amount_usd: '0.08',
vendor_domain: 'example-data.com',
}),
});
// decision.result is AUTO, ASK, or BLOCK
const { decision } = await res.json();
return decision.result;
Start with visibility. Add control when you're ready.
Begin by understanding what your agents already spend. Then add policies, approvals, automation, and financial intelligence as your agent operations grow.
For your first agent workflows.
For teams putting several agents under financial control.
For larger agent operations.
Managed AI usage is billed at 2× underlying model cost. Supported plans can bring their own model key and pay the AI provider directly.
Start with one wallet.
See what your agents are spending before you give Lootrunners any control.
Read-only first. Add authority only when it earns your trust.