The problem these tools were not built for
Each tool did its job. None of them asked what a head of sales wants to know. Was that promise ours to make?
The tools you may already have
| Kind of tool | The question it answers |
|---|---|
| Wording guardrails | Is this reply safe, and does it sound like us? |
| Tracing and observability | What did the agent do, and what did it cost? |
| Evaluation | Is the AI model good enough at this job? |
| MCP gateways (MCP is the way an agent connects to other tools) | Is this agent allowed to use this tool? |
| Reynforce | May this agent promise this to a buyer, and who says so? |
The first four tools are about the agent. Reynforce is about your company. It knows what your company stands behind, and what has been promised in its name.
What Reynforce does
- Facts. Prices, discounts, what each plan includes, your certifications. Each fact has a named owner. It also shows the date someone last checked it.
- Rules. For each agent, you set what it may promise on its own. You also set what needs a person to say yes first, and what it must never say.
- Activity. Every promise is written down. You can see what was said and to whom. You can see what it was based on, and whether it was allowed.
When Reynforce is the wrong choice
- Your worry is unsafe text, or replies that don't sound like you. Use a wording guardrail.
- You need to know why an agent run failed or what it cost. Use a tracing tool.
- You need to control which tools and data an agent can reach. Use a gateway.
- You run one agent and it never names a price, a date or a feature. You probably don't need us yet.
Reviews and references
Reynforce is new. We don't have customer reviews yet, and we won't make any up. Whoever you look at, us included, here are good questions to ask a company's customers:
- What did the agent promise in your name last month? How did you find out?
- How long did it take to get your legal and security teams to say yes?
- Who keeps the facts up to date? How much of their time does it take?
- What does it miss?
- What would make you switch it off?
Each comparison on its own page
- The top 10 options for controlling what AI agents tell your customers: our pick, and what each of the others is best for
- Reynforce and MCP gateways
- Reynforce and Oversai
- Reynforce and Agentforce
- Reynforce and Tribble
- Reynforce and Responsive
- Reynforce and Galileo Agent Control
- Reynforce and Sierra and Decagon
What it costs
- Do it yourself: £99 a month per agent. You set it up. £99 a month each for your first 10 agents and £79 for each one after, up to 49, so adding an agent never lowers the bill. Pay yearly and get two months free: £990 and £790 per agent a year.
- Enterprise: 50 or more agents. We agree a price with you.
- The 7-Day Agent Approval: done for you, one-off — Complete £7,000 · Standard £4,500 · Starter £2,500. Approved in 30 days, or you don't pay, as long as you do your part of the setup.
14-day free trial, and nothing is charged during it.