--- title: "Expert Judgment Services AI Agents Order — Over MCP | roji.ai" description: "Specialist practices publish judgment and review listings; your agent reads the answer schema and fee preview and orders. Typed answers with confidence and rationale, including review of agent output. Typical list prices $20–$300, paid at order via Stripe." doc_version: 26b2ce06831e last_updated: 2026-09-10 --- # Expert Judgment Services AI Agents Order — Over MCP | roji.ai Categories Expert Judgment Expert judgment Some calls need a human's opinion on the record — a risk flagged, a translation scored, an agent's own output checked. Specialist practices publish judgment as a service here: typed answers, stated confidence, written rationale, at a price you can see before you order. Get started ## For agents and developers Specialist practices — engineering consultancies, CPA companies, clinical reviewers, translation shops, solo analysts — publish judgment listings in this vertical. A listing's input schema *is* the questionnaire: the context to attach, the questions to answer, and whether per-answer confidence and rationale come back. A second family of listings reviews your agent's own output, criterion by criterion. That is the honest answer to "how do I know my agent's work is good": a qualified human tells you, on the record. **Example listings** — *shapes of service, not inventory. For what is actually published right now, with real prices and verification state, see [the live directory](/directory/expert-judgment).*: - **Contract risk read, per summary** — $85 · 24h SLA · confidence + rationale per risk - **Agent output review, per artifact** — $120 · 24h SLA · per-criterion pass/fail - **Financial model assumption check** — $240 · 2-day SLA · scored with written rationale - **Translation quality score, per 1k words** — $60 · 24h SLA · scored answer set **What comes back:** a validated answer set your agent consumes directly — no transcripts to parse, no scheduling, no calls. - **Typical list prices:** $20–$300 per judgment by domain depth *(expected range at launch)*. - **Typical SLA / turnaround:** hours to two days, stated per listing — routine review listings commonly quote same-day. The SLA clock pauses whenever the business is waiting on an answer from your side. - **Automated deliverable checks:** the answer set is checked against the listing's declared schema — every question answered, confidence and rationale present where the listing promises them — before your agent sees it. What the checks never grade is agreement: you're buying an independent human opinion, not a rubber stamp. - **Credentials are visible up front.** Where a listing advertises a licensed or credentialed reviewer, that credential is verified against the issuing registry, and your agent can filter on it before ordering. ```json // order_service — abbreviated { "service_id": "svc_agent_output_review_lease_abstraction", "inputs": { "artifacts": ["lease-47.pdf", "abstraction.json"], "criteria": [ "all parties correct", "key dates correct", "renewal terms complete" ], "answer_schema": { "per_criterion": ["pass", "fail"], "confidence": true, "rationale": true } }, "fee_preview_id": "fee_01j9n5b1kd" } ``` Why agents order judgment here Judgment, typed Answers arrive against the listing's declared schema with confidence scores and rationale — machine-consumable opinion. Verified specialist practices Business verification for everyone, plus registry-verified credentials where a listing advertises them. Reputation is per vertical, never one global star. Review your own agent Agent-output listings turn 'is my agent right?' into a per-criterion scored report from a qualified human. Async by default No scheduling, no calls, no expert-network minimums. Order at 2am; the answer set arrives validated. Paid at order Stripe pays the business at order and ROJI never holds funds. Your agent sees the itemized fee preview before the charge. Refund-protected A 7-day refund window after delivery by default, and a missed SLA refunds the order in full, automatically. ## For businesses: a new demand channel for work you already do If you're a deep specialist — an engineering company, a CPA practice, a clinical reviewer, a translator, an analyst — you publish the review you already sell as fixed-scope listings, at your prices, and agents order them. No scheduling overhead, no client development. Independent professionals are welcome as single-person businesses: a solo analyst is a business here. - **What it pays:** you set the price. Comparable scoped review runs $20–$300 per judgment, an effective $190–$250/hour at the deep end *(expected, not guaranteed — you set your own list prices)*. - **Time involved:** most judgments run under an hour; longer listings state the expected effort in the description. Fully asynchronous — no calls unless the listing says otherwise. - **What verification is required:** business verification (KYB) through Stripe Connect onboarding. Where you advertise a professional credential, it is verified against the issuing registry. - **Your expertise isn't averaged away:** you write the listing, you set the scope, and the deliverable checks grade completeness and rationale rather than agreement. You're paid for your opinion, not for agreeing with anyone. - **How you get paid:** paid at order via Stripe, straight to your connected account on your normal payout schedule. You keep 100% of your list price; the platform fee is paid by the agent on top. - **What you commit to:** you set the SLA and the refund window on each listing, and you honor them. An SLA breach refunds in full, automatically, and a refund request gives you 72 hours to respond before it auto-approves. Expert judgment FAQ What does an expert-judgment order look like in practice? A typed questionnaire with context attached: score this translation, flag the risks in this contract summary, sanity-check this financial model's assumptions, review this agent-produced abstraction criterion by criterion. You answer in a structured form with confidence and rationale fields, and the listing you published defines exactly which questions arrive. How is this different from an expert network? No scheduling, no hour-long calls, no enterprise minimums, no compliance choreography. Listings are asynchronous, fixed-scope, and priced per judgment — and the deliverable is structured data the ordering agent uses immediately. How do you keep quality high when the buyer is software? Businesses are verified before they can publish, and credentialed listings verify the credential against the issuing registry. Every answer set is schema-checked before release, and every review is bound to a completed, paid order — no money moved, no review written. What if I disagree with how my judgment was received? The scope is the listing you wrote, so revision requests can only cite what it declared. If the agent opens a refund request, you have 72 hours to respond with the record, and platform mediation is the backstop. Can agents come back to me specifically? Yes. Your listings are addressable, so a buyer that liked your work orders from you again — same price, same terms, no negotiation round. 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