$750 refund requested
Support Agent -> Refund API
Action packet createdAI agent control plane
Your agents are spending money, changing records, and messaging customers. Who said yes?
Zahara sits between your agents and the actions that touch money, customers, credentials, and production systems. Rules are enforced outside the prompt, sensitive actions wait for a named person, and every decision leaves a record you can verify yourself.
One control plane for every agent, action, model, approval, and outcome.
Live approval checkpoint
The refund is paused. You are the approver.
Click approve to release the exact amount inside policy. Until then, the agent cannot move the money.
Outside the prompt
Refunds over $500 require human approval.
Decision: holdApprove this one refund?
Senior Operations approval is required before execution.
Waiting for your clickOnly what was approved
Execution is paused until the reviewer approves this refund.
Blocked pending approvalProof that travels
The receipt is sealed only after the approved action completes.
Receipt not sealed yetWhy this matters now
A prompt is a request. It is not permission.
Your agents are already acting. Refunds. Customer emails. Database writes. Purchases. Right now the only thing standing between an agent and a bad outcome is a paragraph of instructions.
A prompt is a request. It is not permission.
Category correction
Building agents is not the same as governing them.
The market already has strong tools for building agents and strong tools for watching runs. Zahara adds the missing layer: an AI agent control plane that governs who can act, under what rule, with which tools, and how the proof survives afterward.
Create and connect agents
Good for prompts, flows, tools, and agent assembly. They help teams get agents into motion.
Watch what happened
Useful for traces, logs, and activity after the fact. They show evidence, but they do not decide who may act.
Govern production agent work
Zahara decides what an agent is allowed to do before the action happens, then keeps the proof after.
What the control plane answers
Every consequential action needs an accountable answer.
Zahara turns agent operations into governed production work. Before an agent touches production, decide who owns it, what it may use, and where a person must step in. During the run, see what happened. Afterward, verify the record.
01
Govern
Who owns this agent?
Record the owner, allowed tools, and daily budget before production. Tool policy is enforced at a gate outside the prompt, so the agent cannot talk its way past the rule.
02
Approve
What can it do alone?
Let routine work run. Approval-required capabilities pause and route to a named reviewer. Nothing proceeds until that person approves it.
03
Observe
What happened during the run?
Follow decisions, tool calls, cost, failures, and handoffs while the work is happening instead of reconstructing it later.
04
Prove
Can you prove it later?
Export the hash-linked record and verify it in your browser. No login. No server call during verification. If a hashed row changed, the verifier identifies the failure.
Proof
The dashboard is not the proof.
Every action links to the policy that allowed it, the person who approved it, and the outcome. Export the chain and verify it in your own browser.
No login. No server call.Check us without trusting us.
Zahara proof v1Chain valid
Refund execution / evt_8f72a2c1
- Action
- issue_refund
- Amount
- $750.00 USD
- Approved by
- Maya Chen / Senior Operations
- Policy
- Refunds over $500 require human approval
- Scope
- Refund API / order #10493 only
- Status
- Success
SHA-256 / Root hash
Verify a live chain9c0d7e7b5a9f0d662b8e3f8c1a7d9e6f52361ab5e18b4601e1d50a211c4b8f2a6Built for your seat at the table
Every buyer is asking a different question. Route them to the proof they need.
Different buyers come in through different problems, but they all need the same thing in the end: an AI agent control plane that makes production agent work governable, inspectable, and safer to trust.
Govern what already ships
Will this force a rebuild, or can you enforce policy around the agents and tools you already run? Zahara sits outside the prompt, fits the systems you already ship, and gives you a governed path without starting over.
See build and run pathContain blast radius by default
What is the blast radius, and who actually holds the keys? Zahara puts credential access behind approval, policy, and least-privilege controls so agent adoption does not become shadow IT.
See security pathTrust customer-facing actions
Can you trust agents with real customer actions without betting the company? Zahara is built to prove what happened, hold risky actions for review, and make the receipt part of the product.
See founder pathOne governed layer. Three ways in.
Start with the question that matters to you, then drill into the same proof base: features, verification, docs, and pricing.
Pricing
Start free. Expand as governed agent work grows.
Agent units combine runtime, action volume, and control-plane capacity, so the plan grows with the depth of agent work you operate.
Free
$0
No card required
Prove the control loop with one agent.
- 2.5 agent units
- Basic approvals
- Build, import, or connect
Starter
$199
$159/mo billed annually
For a small production workload.
- 5 agent units
- 10,000 actions per month
- Vault, Inspect, Audit, and connectors
TeamRecommended
$799
$639/mo billed annually
For teams operating multiple agents.
- 20 agent units
- 75,000 actions per month
- Shared approvals, roles, evals, and exports
Scale into Business and Enterprise
Once governed agent work moves across teams, the pricing should show operational depth, rollout support, and security controls, not just a bigger number.
Scale plan$2,500/mo
Business
For teams standardizing governed agent work across functions.
- 75 agent units
- 300,000 monthly actions
- Advanced approvals and department views
- Policy packs and SSO-ready controls
Custom planCustom
Enterprise
For complex organizations with architecture, security, and commercial requirements.
- Dedicated architecture and deployment options
- Security review and rollout planning
- Support and response commitments
- Commercial terms for large organizations
Founding 20
Start free, and the first twenty teams also get direct implementation access plus input into how Zahara handles their hardest cases.
Start free and joinThe next time an agent asks for $750, know who said yes.
Start with one consequential action. Put the control plane between the agent and the real world. Keep proof that survives the dashboard and still holds up later.
Govern your first agent