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ATX is open source. The catalog, the profile surface, Ask ATX, and the exchange are built in the open, and you can read, run, and self-host the code.
In development. There is no hosted service to sign up for yet. The catalog, the profile pages, the publish gate, the freshness and change-tracking machinery, and the exchange — including give-to-get unlocking — are built; Ask ATX, trust ratings, crowd reviews and the vendor portal are not. See the overview for what runs today.

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What is free

Everything in the product itself: The give-to-get model is the point: the exchange is refilled by the people using it, so consumption is gated on contribution rather than on a subscription.

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Custom support

If you need more than the open-source project gives you — a deployment tailored to your environment, help wiring ATX into an existing GRC or procurement workflow, deep assessment work on a specific vendor, or a support arrangement with commitments behind it — get in touch.

Talk to us

promptshields.com — tell us what you are trying to cover and we will scope it.

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Independence is unaffected

No support arrangement buys a verdict. Paying for custom work — as a buyer or as a rated vendor — never moves a trust score, a ranking, or an Ask ATX answer.
This holds regardless of how the project is funded, and it is enforced structurally rather than promised: the rating path and any commercial path run as separate services, with isolation tests in CI proving the boundary.

Independence

What money may and may never reach, and the four mechanisms that enforce it.