Straight answers.

A standing judgment team for your marketing — calibrated to your market — that pressure-tests work before it ships and returns one verdict: SHIP, FIX, or KILL, with the receipts behind it. See how it works →

Anything you ship — a landing page, an email, an ad, a deck, a PDF, an image — or just an idea before it's built. It reads each one as what it is, not as generic text. More on artifacts →

No signup for a cold read — point it at a live page and a verdict comes back in about a minute. It gets sharper the moment you connect your own market. Demo vs. calibrated →

We're prelaunch. The demo is live now; calibrated instances are rolling out with early teams.

Same class of model — different job. Arbitia doesn't write your work, so it has nothing to defend. What matters is the system around the model: plural expert judges that aren't averaged into a mushy middle, a truth-check that verifies claims against evidence, and buyers who react before they score. It's not a smarter writer; it's a disciplined judge. How it compares →

The opposite is the point. It seats the buyer who'd love it for the wrong reason — the Wrong Yes — and the one who'll never buy — the Anti-Buyer. It never averages a hard "no" into a soft "maybe," and KILL is a real outcome. Stake-free judgment is the only kind worth having. Why candor is the product →

Every finding is pinned to the exact line and attributed to the judge who caught it — receipts, not vibes. The truth-check won't show a claim as "contradicted" without re-verifying the source first. No superlative without a receipt. Inside a verdict →

No — and that's deliberate. It judges; it never produces. You get the call, the receipts, and exactly what would change the verdict — but the work stays yours. A judge that also wrote the work would just be grading its own paper.

The demo reads your public work cold and labels everything it's inferring. Calibrated swaps every guess for the real thing — your buyers, your competitors, your claims. The gap between the two is the product. See the gap →

Yes. It plugs into Slack and Teams — private by default — so the whole team gains the judgment layer. And the verdict ships as structured data your own agents can consume directly. Slack, Teams & agents →

Verdicts are private to you by default — nothing is shared unless you choose to share it. Privacy →

Marketing and growth leaders shipping real volume who need judgment they can't get from a team that's invested in the work. Vertical-agnostic. Who it's for →

We're setting pricing with early teams, so there's no public number yet — but it's sized to your team, not metered per check. Start with the demo; the conversation begins there.