Enterprise

The Enterprise tier of the TokenOS P2P AI market is for teams that need an availability target with service credits, priority routing and a direct line to the engineers who run the network. It runs on the same peer-to-peer market as self-serve: sellers set their own prices, are paid USDC on Solana for metered usage, and nothing about the protocol or the posted prices changes. What changes is how TokenOS routes, holds and supports your traffic. Pricing is per agreement — contact us and a TokenOS engineer replies within one business day.

Availability: a 99.9% monthly target for the hosted gateway at /api/p2p/v1 and for the TokenOS reference seller, measured with the same server-side probes that drive the public status page, with service credits when the target is missed. Independent sellers run their own hardware and are not part of the SLA; failover and the reference seller are what keep requests served. Support: a shared Telegram or Slack Connect channel with the people on call, Sev-1 first response within 60 minutes around the clock, Sev-2 within four business hours, and quarterly usage and roadmap reviews.

Priority routing: when a key carries the enterprise tier, Proof-of-Model-verified and bonded sellers serve its requests first within a 25% price band of the cheapest offer, trust breaks ties before price, and failover tries up to five sellers instead of three before the reference seller is used as the last resort. Lifted limits: no 10-credit cap on the first session with a new seller, 100-credit session holds on the hosted gateway instead of 10 so long conversations settle in fewer round-trips, and up to 50 API keys per wallet instead of 10. The buyer's own daily, monthly and total spend limits stay in force, and every gateway response carries the routing receipt headers plus x-tokenos-tier: enterprise so the tier is verifiable per request. Enterprise wallets also get a monthly SLA availability report in the buyer console, computed from the same one-minute status samples that drive the public status page, and each session shows receipt chips for enterprise priority, verified, bonded and reference-seller routing.

Billing and procurement: keep buying prepaid credits with USDC or $TOS at posted prices, where the credit purchase bonus tiers apply, or move to a monthly USDC invoice on net-30 terms. A master services agreement, a data processing addendum and a completed security questionnaire are available on request. Onboarding takes four steps — tell us what you run, a scope call within one business day, TokenOS flags the keys you choose, and the shared channel opens. Availability, response and billing figures on the page are the defaults TokenOS proposes; the signed agreement is the only binding statement of terms, and payment is for metered usage only — there are no token incentives in this program.

• 99.9% monthly availability target with service credits
• Verified and bonded sellers first, five-seller failover
• No first-session cap, 100-credit holds, 50 keys per wallet
• Shared support channel, Sev-1 response within an hour
• Prepaid credits or monthly USDC invoice — pricing per agreement