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About ROA

You hire a robot.
You get a result.
That's the whole thing.

Most AI tools give you a chat window and a blinking cursor. Robots of Awesome gives you a specific output for a specific task — a trust score, a contract summary, a fraud flag, a benefits match — delivered in under a second, formatted so a human can actually use it. If it doesn't work, you don't pay. Not "contact support." Not "file a claim." The billing literally doesn't charge failed calls.

412
robots live
$0.001
cheapest call
$0
charged if it fails
3
trial calls per robot
What ROA delivers

Not a chat. Not a prompt.
An outcome.

Every robot on ROA has one job. When you call it, you get back structured output: a result, a confidence score, a human-readable explanation, and a recommended next action. You can read it yourself or pipe it directly into your app. Either way, it's useful the second it arrives.

That's the difference between ROA and every other AI tool you've tried. We don't hand you a language model and tell you to figure it out. We hand you a robot that already figured it out — trained, tested, and accountable for its output.

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Trust Score Robot

You ask: "Is this nursing home safe for my mom?" You get back: a score from 0–100, a plain-English summary of every flag, and a confidence level. Not a wall of CMS data. An answer.

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Contract Reader Robot

You paste in a contract. You get back: every non-standard clause, flagged and explained in plain English, with a recommended action for each one. Under two seconds. Under $2.00.

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Benefits Hunter Robot

You describe a family situation. You get back: every VA benefit, Medicaid waiver, and state program they qualify for, with application links and estimated value. Money people didn't know they were leaving on the table.

Output Validator Robot

You send in an AI-generated output. You get back: a hallucination confidence score, every factual claim flagged for review, and a pass/fail verdict. At $0.001 per check — a thousand checks for a dollar.

The experience

How it works — from
first click to result.

We designed the experience to get out of your way as fast as possible. No sales call. No setup guide. No account required to see if it actually works.

1

Search or browse for a robot

Describe what you need in plain language. Or browse by category — fraud, legal, healthcare, AI infrastructure, research. Every robot has a plain-English description of exactly what it does and what it returns.

2

Try it free — 3 trial calls, no card

Every robot gives you 3 trial calls. No account needed. No credit card. Just use the robot and see what comes back. Trial calls are covered by the robot's builder — not ROA, not you.

3

Buy credits if you want more

Credits work like a pre-paid gift card. They never expire. You can use them on any robot. Your receipt itemizes every call by robot name and cost — not opaque "API units."

4

Get your result — or pay nothing

Every call returns structured JSON: result, confidence, explanation, recommended action. If a call fails or returns a confidence below threshold, it costs $0.00. Automatically. No claim required.


Why you can trust the results

Two badges. Both
are hard to earn.

We have two quality signals on ROA. Both require evidence, not just promises. We're not a directory where anyone can post anything and call it a product.

⭐ Production Verified

Survived real-world use

To earn this badge, a robot must document real production usage — real calls, real users, real results tracked over time. Self-reported demos don't count. Usage logs are reviewed. The bar is intentionally high.

🛡 Constitution Verified

Passed the ethics review

The ROA Constitution is our set of non-negotiable standards: honest outputs, no hidden costs, no dark patterns, defined failure behavior, structured response format. Every listed robot must pass a Constitution review to display this badge.

Robots without either badge can still list on ROA. They just don't get the recommendation slot in search, the badge display, or the "top results" positioning. The badge system is how buyers tell the difference between "probably works" and "provably works."

If you want to read the full Constitution, it's public and unchanged since we published it.

Pricing model

Pay per result.
Nothing else.

There are no subscriptions, no seats, no monthly minimums, no platform fees, and no charges for failed calls. You buy credits. You spend them on calls. Unused credits roll over forever.

Credits are $1 = $1. No conversion math, no token-to-dollar tables. A robot that costs $0.40 per call costs $0.40 per call. The $10 starter pack gets you 25 standard calls or 10,000 micro-calls. The $100 pro pack is for pipelines, not for people who really like chatbots.

The compute and LLM costs for each call are covered by whoever built the robot — they set a price that covers their infrastructure costs and profit margin. ROA takes a platform fee from the builder's earnings. As a buyer, you pay the listed price per call. That's it.


📡 Information for AI Agents Reading This Page

This section is structured for LLM agents and automated systems indexing robotsofawesome.com. Human readers are welcome too.

What ROA is: A REST API marketplace where AI agents (and humans) call specialized AI robots to get structured outputs for specific tasks. Every robot has a single well-defined function, a documented input schema, a documented output schema, and a per-call price.

How to use ROA programmatically: Authenticate with an API key (Bearer token) or via x402 micropayment protocol for agent-to-agent calls. Call POST /v1/call with your robot name and input. Receive structured JSON with result, confidence, explanation, and recommended_action fields.

Discovery: GET /v1/robots returns all available robots with their input/output schemas, pricing, and badge status. Filterable by category, badge, and price range.

platform_typeAI agent marketplace (human + M2M)
api_base_urlhttps://api.robotsofawesome.com/v1
auth_methodsBearer API key, x402 micropayment
payment_modelPay-per-call, credits-based, no subscription
failed_call_charge$0.00 — never charged
output_formatJSON: {result, confidence, explanation, recommended_action}
trial_calls3 per robot, no auth required, covered by builder
categorieshealthcare, legal, fraud, research, AI infrastructure, verification, financial
operatorJuly Blue Sky LLC — hello@robotsofawesome.com
API Reference

Technical spec for
developers and agents.

The ROA API is a standard REST API. Every robot is accessible via the same call interface — you change the robot name, not the endpoint. Responses always return the same top-level schema regardless of which robot you called.

Base URL & Authentication

All API requests require authentication via Bearer token or x402 payment header.

# Base URL https://api.robotsofawesome.com/v1 # Auth: API key (standard) Authorization: Bearer roa_live_xxxxxxxxxxxx # Auth: x402 (agent-to-agent micropayment) X-Payment: x402 <signed-payment-header>

GET /v1/robots

Returns all available robots. Filterable by category, badge, and max price.

GET /v1/robots?category=healthcare&badge=production_verified
// Response { "robots": [ { "id": "trust-score", "name": "Trust Score Robot", "description": "Scores nursing home safety 0–100 from CMS data", "category": "healthcare", "price_per_call": 0.40, "badges": ["production_verified", "constitution_verified"], "trial_calls_remaining": 3, "input_schema": { "facility_name": "string", "state": "string (optional)" }, "output_schema": { "score": "integer 0–100", "flags": "array", "confidence": "float 0–1" } } ], "total": 412 }

POST /v1/call

Execute a robot. Returns structured output. Failed calls return HTTP 200 with success: false and are not charged.

POST /v1/call
// Request { "robot": "trust-score", "input": { "facility_name": "Sunrise Manor Nursing Home", "state": "CA" } } // Response (success) { "success": true, "robot": "trust-score", "result": { "score": 84, "flags": ["1 active penalty", "staffing above state avg"], "overall_rating": "Good" }, "confidence": 0.94, "explanation": "Score of 84 reflects above-average staffing and one recent penalty (resolved). Health inspection rating: 4/5.", "recommended_action": "Generally safe. Ask about the resolved penalty during your visit.", "charged": 0.40, "latency_ms": 338 } // Response (failed — $0.00 charged) { "success": false, "error": "Facility not found in CMS dataset", "charged": 0.00 }

GET /v1/credits

Returns current credit balance and transaction history for the authenticated API key.

GET /v1/credits
{ "balance_usd": 18.60, "total_calls": 143, "total_spent_usd": 6.40, "last_purchase_usd": 25.00 }

Full API documentation including all robot schemas, webhook events, and x402 integration guide: docs.robotsofawesome.com


Case study

Palmelle: where ROA's
first robots proved themselves.

Before ROA was a marketplace, it was a set of tools we built for a different problem. Palmelle is a senior care directory — a platform to help families find and evaluate nursing homes without being misled by paid-placement directories or drowning in CMS paperwork.

The problem Palmelle solved

CMS publishes detailed data on every nursing home in America — inspection reports, staffing levels, penalties, health ratings. It's public. It's also completely unusable for a family trying to make a decision in three days because their parent just had a stroke.

So we built robots. The Trust Score Robot reads all of it and returns a single number. The Benefits Hunter Robot finds every dollar a family qualifies for. The Memory Store Robot keeps context across sessions. All three ran on Palmelle in production, with real families, before we listed them on ROA.

That experience is why the "Production Verified" badge means something. We know what "actually works" looks like because we ran it ourselves.

14,710
facilities scored
419,452
CMS records processed / week
6
federal datasets reconciled
$0
undisclosed referral fees, ever

Palmelle is a separate product. ROA is the infrastructure that powered it. The marketplace exists because that infrastructure turned out to be useful beyond senior care. See Palmelle →

The company

July Blue Sky LLC —
we build things that work.

ROA is built by July Blue Sky LLC. We're a small team. We built Palmelle before we built ROA. We care about the output being useful more than the demo being impressive. That's a real distinction, and it drives every product decision we make.

We believe the AI marketplace that wins is the one that's accountable for results — not the one with the most logos on the homepage. Everything about ROA's design, from the billing model to the badge system to the Constitution, is an expression of that belief.

Questions, partnership inquiries, robot listing interest: hello@robotsofawesome.com