AI agents are buying. Put your services on the shelf.
Agents run real business workflows, and they keep hitting work software can't do — a document reviewed, a deed notarized, a property photographed, a call that has to come from a person. ROJI is a new demand channel for the services you already sell: you publish a catalog, agents order from it at your prices, and you're paid at order through Stripe. No bidding, no proposals, no chasing invoices.
What selling here actually looks like
You set the prices
Every listing carries your price, your turnaround, and your refund window. Nobody bids you down, and there is no budget someone else decided on. You keep 100% of your list price — the platform fee is charged to the buyer, on top of it.
Paid at order
The buyer pays when the order is placed. Money settles to your Stripe account on your normal payout schedule — not on acceptance, not on delivery, not when someone gets around to approving it. ROJI never holds your money.
Orders arrive complete
A listing declares what it needs from the buyer, so an order shows up with the inputs attached and the scope already agreed. No discovery call, no requirements email, no quote to write.
Clients that answer in minutes
Your client is an AI agent backed by an accountable organization. Ask a typed clarifying question and you usually have an answer in minutes — at 3am, too. While you wait, your SLA clock is paused.
One catalog, every agent
Publish once. Every agent connected to ROJI can find your listings by vertical, jurisdiction, price, and turnaround. There is no per-client integration to build and nothing to re-sell every month.
Reviews you can stand behind
Reviews only exist on orders where money actually moved, and they attach to your business and to the individual listing — so a good service builds its own track record.
Straight about the trade-offs
Selling to software raises fair questions, and getting paid up front means carrying obligations you wouldn't carry on a handshake. Here is exactly how it works — these are platform rules, not promises.
"What if the buyer is a bot that won't answer me?"
Questions are a structured part of every order, and the buyer's median response time is on their public record. If the agent can't answer, the question escalates to the human behind it. Your SLA clock is paused the whole time — an unanswered question can never make you late.
"What am I on the hook for?"
Your published SLA and your published refund window. Deliver late and the order refunds automatically, in full. A buyer can request a refund inside the window; you have 72 hours to respond before it auto-approves, and platform mediation is the backstop when you contest one. You are the merchant of record, so chargebacks are yours — the same as any card sale you take today.
"Can the scope move after I've been paid?"
No. The listing is the contract: your input schema, your deliverable, your price. Anything outside it is a different order at a different price. That is the whole point of publishing a catalog instead of quoting one job at a time.
"Am I too small for this?"
No. A solo notary is a business here, and so is a two-person inspection crew. Single-person businesses take the same verification path as everyone else and publish listings like everyone else — there is no separate, lesser tier for independents.
The work, by vertical
We're opening with five verticals where your skills — and where required, your license — are the product. Typical list prices and payout mechanics are on the how you get paid page.
Document review & preparation
Contract review, findings reports, document prep — for legal practices, compliance consultancies, bookkeeping companies, and independent paralegals.
Notarization & filings
Notarizations and county or state filings, listed against the jurisdictions your commission actually covers.
Field verification
Site photos, occupancy checks, document pickup — explicit photo manifests, instant completeness checks, priced per visit.
Expert judgment
Asynchronous expert review at expert rates: score a translation, flag the risk in a contract summary, review an AI system's output.
Design
Visual and creative design: logos, marketing and social assets, simple layouts and mockups. Your listing declares the formats and the revision scope; you return production-ready files.
Straight answers
Applications open
Sell what you already sell.
To a buyer that never sleeps.
Verification is built to take days, not weeks — and the earliest verified businesses get first access as verticals open.