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What Allometry is, how operating decisions become attested, and how time in the vault turns into bankable capital. Still stuck? Book a walkthrough.
▸ The basics
What is Allometry?
Allometry is the underwriting and control layer for physical revenue. It scores the operating decisions an asset-heavy business makes, signs each one into a hash-chained vault, and turns that history into something a lender can verify in seconds — instead of underwriting it over six weeks.
Who is it for?
Asset-heavy operators — field service, real estate, hospitality, retail, franchise, grocery, agriculture, logistics, and EV / solar / telecom infrastructure — and the capital providers who finance them.
What problem does it solve?
Operators make high-stakes decisions in spreadsheets, and the data that would prove their quality of earnings doesn't exist in a form a lender can consume. Allometry captures the decision at the moment it's made, attests it, and makes the business underwritable.
▸ The vault & how it works
What is "the vault"?
A per-operator, append-only ledger. Every decision is captured (Emit), signed with the operator's key (Sign), appended to a hash chain (Chain), and made verifiable against a published methodology (Attest). It's WORM by construction — it can't be backdated or edited without detection. See how the vault works →
What's a "decision atom"?
The smallest unit the vault records: one decision, its inputs, the actor who made it, and the outcome it produced — captured at write-time, not reconstructed later.
Do I have to hand over my raw books?
No. Verification is zero-knowledge: a lender checks your attested operating history against the published methodology without ever seeing your raw data.
▸ Capital & lender tiers
How does this actually get me capital?
Time-in-vault unlocks lender tiers. The longer your attested history, the deeper the capital pool that can underwrite you — and the faster and cheaper the terms. The underwriter's view →
What are the four lender tiers?
T1 — banks / ABL / working capital · ~6 months in vault. The easiest and quickest.
T2 — infrastructure debt · ~12 months.
T3 — insurance-linked · ~24 months.
T4 — pension / rated paper · ~36 months. The largest and longest.
Easiest and quickest first; largest and longest last. The lending hub →
I'm a lender — how do I consume this?
Through an API of attested, scored operator profiles you can underwrite in roughly 200ms. Start with the free Portfolio Blind-Spot Scan.
▸ Product & comparisons
How is this different from a CPQ (Salesforce CPQ, PROS, Vendavo)?
A CPQ prices a quote. Allometry scores and attests the full operating-decision stream and makes the business financeable — a different layer entirely. Allometry vs Salesforce CPQ →
Different from ServiceTitan or vertical software?
Those run the operation. Allometry sits across operations as the attestation and underwriting layer — complementary, not a replacement. Allometry vs ServiceTitan →
Different from a spreadsheet?
A spreadsheet is an unsigned snapshot anyone can retype. The vault is a signed, hash-chained, verifiable history. Allometry vs spreadsheets →
▸ Security, pricing & company
Is my data secure?
Decisions are signed, encrypted, and ZKP-attested, and you control what's shared. Verification never requires exposing your raw data. Security & trust →
What does it cost?
The model runs on three engines — operator SaaS, lender data, and basis points on capital flow. Pricing → · The business model →
What stage is Allometry at?
Design-partner stage: one partner live, more in the pipeline. We're deliberately honest about where the product is today. Design partners →
How do I get started?
Operators: take the free Vault Readiness Audit. Lenders: run the Portfolio Blind-Spot Scan. Or book a walkthrough.
Still have questions?
Book a 30-minute walkthrough — we'll score sample decisions on your data, live, and show you the tier timeline.