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A record of every action.
Every Monroe run is logged to the workspace (who asked, where, when) next to live credit usage in the dashboard. We don’t hide what the agent did or what it cost. Trust is the product.
The CRE stack is full of databases to log into. We wanted something that operates that stack instead: an analyst that lives where your team already talks, takes a job, and comes back with finished work. Built to be useful by the hour, honest about what it did, and worth keeping after the demo ends.
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Every Monroe run is logged to the workspace (who asked, where, when) next to live credit usage in the dashboard. We don’t hide what the agent did or what it cost. Trust is the product.
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Email and calendar sends are blocked until a human approves. Other external writes are presented in-channel before Monroe acts. Drafts? Monroe. Sends? You.
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Spend is capped per workspace and enforced automatically. The workspace pauses at your cap, so a runaway agent loop can’t blow through your budget. No “surprise” invoices ever.
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We never train on your deals, and we never resell your data. The tools you connect stay yours; Monroe operates them on your behalf and leaves the record in your workspace.
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OAuth for connectors. An open extension protocol for the long tail. Customer-controlled keys. We don’t want to be the thing you can’t switch off. Lock-in is just resentment on a delay.
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We don’t ship features unless we can articulate what they prevent the team from having to do. AI products tend toward bloat. Ours doesn’t.
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Every team we worked with was buying $30/seat AI tools and getting demos, not work. We wanted the inverse: an employee that’s up to date on the team’s tools, gets cheaper to operate as it learns, and leaves a record of everything it does. Native to Slack and Microsoft Teams because that’s where the team already lives, with its own email address because that’s where the deals arrive.
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Per-seat economics push vendors to sell more seats. We don’t want to sell more seats. We want to be useful to whoever asks. A workspace is the unit of work; that’s the unit we charge for.
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Every Monroe action touches data the customer pays to keep secure. We ship features only after they pass an internal review against the approval, audit, and cost-control invariants. Slow on features, fast on receipts.
The team behind Monroe
A small, self-funded software company that builds and operates Monroe end to end. We treat it like infrastructure: built to be boring in a good way, and accountable for every action it takes.
Want to join? careers@getmonroe.com
Monroe is a Pacific Software Ventures product. PSV is a small, self-funded software company that builds and runs Monroe end to end. Headquartered in California, fully remote. Hello@getmonroe.com hits an actual person.
Two ways. Three self-serve workspace tiers (Solo $99/mo, Team $349/mo, Business $1,249/mo) plus Enterprise contracts. That’s the entire revenue model. We do not resell your data, and do not earn affiliate fees from the tools we integrate with. Margins come from running efficiently at scale, not from squeezing customers.
Because seat-based pricing punishes you for inviting your teammates. Monroe’s value scales with workspace activity, not headcount. Adding another analyst to the channel doesn’t cost us anything extra, so it shouldn’t cost you anything extra either. One flat workspace price, every teammate included.
Early access as of mid-2026. Sign-up is self-serve, and we’re keeping the early cohort small enough to keep the experience tight. Pacific Software Ventures is self-funded with multi-year runway. We’d rather have 200 happy workspaces than 20,000 frustrated ones. Public launch is later this year.
Email hello@getmonroe.com for anything. Security disclosures go to security@getmonroe.com. Enterprise inquiries go to enterprise@getmonroe.com. Average reply is four business hours, usually much faster.
The same team that builds Monroe answers your email. Start today, watch it work on a real deal, and decide for yourself.