MarginTide protects what you charge. Lumtry protects what you give back. Both started as agents we run in production, and both start free. Notaray, in development, protects what you book, and early access is opening.
Know every price. Protect every margin.
Tracks rival prices, supplier costs, competitor plans and ad spend, then recommends a move you approve.
Starts free. Live demo, no account needed.
Refunds decided by policy. Exceptions decided by you.
Your refund policy decides every request, your team approves the edge cases, and every step is on the record.
Starts free. Live demo, no account needed.
Missed calls are lost jobs. Not for long.
An AI front door built to confirm a booking once the calendar shows it, and hand off anything uncertain.
In development: the booking engine is in testing now, and phone answering is on the way.
Start with the money you are losing today. MarginTide and Lumtry start free. Notaray is in development, with early access opening.
MarginTideLumtryNotarayEarly accessThe AI recommends. Your rules and your people decide. For MarginTide and Lumtry these lines are built in, not left to settings. For Notaray, in development, they are the design rules it is being built to, not measured results.
MarginTideYou approve each move, or you write the rules that do.
MarginTideEvery figure opens to the source it came from.
MarginTideModels and data sources are swappable parts, mid-run.
MarginTideEach report carries its grade and the reasons for it.
LumtryModel output informs a decision. Your published rules make it.
LumtryLumtry keeps processor tokens only, never card numbers.
LumtryA held case waits for a person, whatever a model suggests.
LumtryAudit and webhook records are append-only.
NotarayNotaray is built to confirm a booking after the calendar shows it, not before.
NotarayNotaray is built so that an uncertain result goes to a named person with a deadline.
NotarayNotaray is built so that a retried request returns the original outcome instead of booking twice.
NotarayVoice and phone will run on the same booking rules as every other channel. There's no path from audio straight to a calendar write.
A year of manual refund handling and abuse leakage, from your own numbers. They stay on this page until you open them on Lumtry.
About 160 refunds a month, 1,920 a year.
Same method as lumtry.com: savings apply only your automation share to handling time. An estimate, not a promise.
Agnotiq, the agentic SaaS studio in Toronto. MarginTide and Lumtry grew out of agents we build and run in production, and now run as standalone products with their own sites, plans and support. Notaray is in development and is being tested on Agnotiq's own operations first.
MarginTide protects what you charge: rival prices, supplier costs, competitor plans and ad spend. Lumtry protects what you give back: refunds, returns, disputes and refund abuse. Notaray, in development, protects what you book: the requests that arrive when your team is busy or closed. They share the same rules: evidence you can open, and a person on every call that matters.
Not yet. Notaray is in development at Agnotiq. The booking engine is in testing now, phone answering is on the way, and early access is opening for a limited number of design partners. Prices are not set.
MarginTide's Basic plan is free for 30 days, no card required (Price Checker, read-only). Lumtry has a Free plan with no time limit and a 14-day Growth trial, no card needed. Both have a live demo you can open without an account. Notaray is not live yet: design partners get in early, and no plan or price is published.
MarginTide writes prices back to Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and Salesforce Commerce Cloud. Lumtry works with Shopify, WooCommerce and BigCommerce stores plus Amazon and eBay intake, and refunds through Stripe and PayPal. Notaray is for service businesses that run on an appointment calendar, and has announced no integration yet.
No. MarginTide never changes a price on its own, and Lumtry never overrides your refund policy or releases a held case on model output alone. You approve, or you write the rules that do. Notaray is built to confirm a booking only after the calendar shows it, and to hand anything uncertain to a named person with a deadline.
MarginTide and Lumtry each ship an MCP server, an API and signed webhooks, so assistants and your own tools work under the same permissions and audit trail as your team. Notaray has not announced one.
Yes. That is the studio's day job. A two-week Discovery scopes the agent and ends with a fixed quote for the build.
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