Roll out one revenue or ops workflow with proof, not hope.
Context Gateway gives RevOps, growth, platform, and engineering teams hosted API keys, shared memory, and verification evidence so one workflow like lead-to-meeting can run across operators without drift.
Start where pain is already real: lead-to-meeting, onboarding, or internal ops. Context Gateway is the hosted Veto Layer behind that workflow, not another dashboard full of vague AI claims.
Early-stage product. Engineering proof is real, but GitHub stars, npm downloads, and solo-maintainer activity are not customer proof.
Hosted Context Gateway access is pilot/by-request. The public self-serve commercial SKU today is the $9 one-time Pro Pack.
Why teams evaluate it, not just install it
Most teams can use the OSS package. The Pro Pack speeds up local production setup, and hosted pilots make sense when one workflow needs to survive handoffs, approvals, and multiple operators instead of living in scattered local files.
- Replace self-hosted feedback sprawl with a shared operational layer.
- Run the same workflow with shared memory, prevention rules, and hosted keys.
- Link rollout decisions to verification evidence instead of gut feel.
Sell the workflow outcome. Use Context Gateway as the control layer behind it.
Context Gateway is not the hero product by itself. The hero is the workflow outcome. Context Gateway is the hosted reliability layer that makes the workflow safe to roll out across a team.
Shared memory
Local-only feedback logs are useful for one operator. Teams pay when those learnings need to survive handoffs, shifts, and multiple agent surfaces.
Hosted guardrails
Provisioned API keys, usage metering, and centralized prevention rules let you run the same workflow across repos and operators without duct tape.
Proof-ready runs
Verification evidence, machine-readable endpoints, and auditable funnel events make it easier to prove the workflow is actually improving.
How the first paid wedge works
- Choose one workflow. Lead intake, enrichment, drafting, approval, CRM sync.
- Run through Context Gateway. Every step can capture feedback and produce evidence.
- Use the feedback loop. Repeat failures become prevention rules instead of recurring incidents.
- Roll out team-wide. Shared API keys and hosted memory remove the single-laptop bottleneck.
North Star
One workflow is live, bought by a team, and backed by proof links that survive handoffs.
- One workflow outcome is clearly defined and in production.
- Every rollout step can point to verification evidence.
- Repeat mistakes turn into prevention rules instead of recurring incidents.
- More than one operator can run the same system without local-only knowledge.
What buyers worry about, what Context Gateway changes, and where the proof lives.
Use this language in deals, workshops, and AI-search content. It translates product mechanics into buyer concerns and proof surfaces.
| Buyer Concern | What Context Gateway Changes | Proof Surface |
|---|---|---|
| Can one workflow survive handoffs? | Hosted API keys, shared memory, and prevention rules replace single-laptop tribal knowledge. | Verification evidence, auditable runs, and machine-readable reports. |
| Can we trust the rollout? | Context Gateway adds hosted guardrails and explicit feedback handling so drift is visible instead of hidden. | Proof-ready runs plus versioned verification artifacts. |
| Why not stay on the OSS package? | OSS is great for a single builder. Context Gateway is for a team that needs one workflow to run consistently. | Hosted onboarding, shared state, and team-safe workflow execution. |
Answer the buyer questions before they stall the deal.
Visible FAQ content keeps the landing page aligned with the JSON-LD schema and makes the pitch easier to quote in AI search.
Who should buy Context Gateway?
Teams running agentic workflows who need hosted API keys, shared memory, and auditable runs without self-hosting the feedback and guardrail layer.
Who uses it every day?
Operators and agent runners doing lead intake, research, drafting, approvals, and sync steps inside the workflow.
What is the best first workflow?
Lead-to-meeting is the clearest wedge because the value chain is easy to explain: intake, enrichment, drafting, approval, CRM sync, and auditability.
What does Context Gateway prove?
It proves what changed, what passed, and how the workflow is being controlled so rollout decisions are based on evidence instead of vibes.
Publish the authority evidence where buyers and AI systems can inspect it.
The public proof surface should be explicit. These links anchor claims to human-readable verification evidence and machine-readable reports.
Verification evidence
Command history, observed results, and report paths for product and workflow claims.
Compatibility proof JSON
Machine-readable adapter and API compatibility evidence for AI runtimes.
Automation proof JSON
Machine-readable automation evidence for rubric gates, prevention rules, and workflow checks.
Keep the public offer honest: free OSS plus a $9 Pro Pack.
The repo remains free. The only current public self-serve commercial SKU is the $9 one-time Pro Pack. Hosted workflow rollouts are pilot/by-request, not a public recurring subscription.
OSS core
- Local MCP server and CLI
- Feedback capture and prevention rules
- DPO export and local memory
- Self-hosted by default
Pro Pack
Curated production configs for teams that want faster setup without inventing their own guardrails.
- Curated prevention rules
- Thompson Sampling presets
- Hook templates and reminder packs
- Commercial license for the pack contents
- No recurring subscription required
Need hosted team workflows? Evaluate the demo or request a pilot. Do not describe hosted access as a public recurring subscription until that is actually live.