robot33
29 linking domains
Emerging
- For
- Clients and contractors on supported contract marketplaces, such as getcodestaff.io, for projects in California
- Used for
- hold a client's project funds until work is approved
- release contractor payment after the client approves delivery
- review disputed deliveries against the agreed project scope
- Launched on Product Hunt on May 16, 2026Product Hunt ↗
Figure and bar: visits/mo, estimate · year: online since
- #1
Boson dACPMCP · open
Escrows payments for agent and human trades, releasing funds only on delivery or refunding the buyer, with on-chain dispute resolution.
34Active - #2
FieldRobinMCP · open
Schedules field service jobs, tracks completion, and sends invoices and review requests from one system.
8ActiveFrom $29/mo2026 - #3
Multi-Agent AI for BFSI Support
Deploys AI agents to resolve customer support tickets autonomously across banking, retail, and SaaS platforms.
4From $0.05 per use - #4
NagoraMCP · open
Holds nano payments in escrow and releases them to sellers once buyers confirm delivery of goods.
2Active - #5
FactuareaMCP · sign-in
Spanish invoicing software that issues invoices, quotes and delivery notes, tracks partial payments and supplier bills, and links records to Verifactu compliance.
2ActiveFrom ≈ $8.84/mo - #6
Lionx402MCP · open
Pay-per-call endpoints that screen wallets against OFAC sanctions lists and return company research, paid in USDC on Base.
2Active
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Holds client payments for contract work and releases them to the contractor once the client approves the delivered work. It is listed in the Atlas under Finance.
Who is robot33 for?
Clients and contractors on supported contract marketplaces, such as getcodestaff.io, for projects in California
Do people use robot33?
Emerging.
What are alternatives to robot33?
In Finance, by use: Boson dACP, FieldRobin, Multi-Agent AI for BFSI Support, Nagora, Factuarea, Lionx402.
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