Negolio
Summary
Every inbound offer that arrives as a 40-message thread is a negotiation you lose time on before you even reply — and most quote tools hand you a form, not a closer. Negolio puts an AI agent on the link instead, fielding each offer within limits you sign off on before it ever talks to a buyer.
The core workflow is a shareable link: you set your floor, your give-away budget, and the terms the agent can move on, then sign those limits cryptographically — after that, the agent handles inbound offers term by term and seals deals without pulling you into the thread. Every closed deal ends in a passkey-signed record with a public verification page and a downloadable PDF, so both sides have something finance or legal can hold onto. The agent cannot exceed what you authorized; the vendor states each offer is checked against your signed limits before any commitment is made. Where the model shows its ceiling is complexity: the negotiation structure is built around discrete, line-item terms, so deals that require real-time judgment calls, multi-party sign-off, or highly custom contractual language will push past what the agent can resolve autonomously.
Bottom line: Pick Negolio when you are a freelancer or online seller drowning in back-and-forth on price, scope, or lease terms — plan a different approach when your deal requires a lawyer in the loop or contract language that does not fit a structured field.
Pricing Plans
Usage-Based- Price
- Packs from €0.60 per credit
- Free Tier
- 100 free credits at launch
Pay-as-you-go
One credit starts a negotiation; packs from €0.60/credit; credits never expire
- Charged only to starter
- No subscription
- New accounts receive 100 free credits at launch
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Pros
Sign in to edit- Cryptographically signed agent limits mean the AI cannot exceed your floor or give-away budget, so you avoid the scenario where an automated agent concedes more than you authorized under pressure from a persistent buyer.
- Every closed deal produces a passkey-signed record with a public verification page and a downloadable PDF, which means finance teams and landlords have an audit trail that holds up — not just a forwarded email chain.
- The responder pays no credits to participate in a negotiation, so buyers, tenants, and job candidates face no friction joining the process, which removes the adoption barrier that kills most async negotiation tools.
- Two-AI negotiation is supported: when both sides use an agent, the server referees both sets of signed limits simultaneously, so neither party's AI can commit its owner to anything the owner did not pre-authorize.
- A single link handles all inbound offers for a given product, listing, or service, so a freelancer or online seller runs one configuration and lets the agent close volume without touching each deal individually.
Cons
Sign in to edit- The agent negotiates within structured, pre-signed fields — price, scope, term, deposit — so any deal where the terms themselves need to be drafted or invented mid-negotiation (custom SLAs, bespoke IP clauses, tiered performance bonuses) cannot be resolved autonomously; teams handling those deals keep a human negotiator or a contract-drafting tool running alongside.
- No API means Negolio cannot be embedded in an existing CRM, e-commerce backend, or ATS without manually copying links; teams that need negotiation wired directly into their deal pipeline hit this wall immediately and route around it with manual steps or switch to a platform that exposes an integration layer.
- The product has no self-hosted option, which means compliance-heavy buyers in regulated industries who cannot route deal data through a third-party cloud will rule it out before the first negotiation — those teams typically stay with internal tooling or a self-hostable contract platform.
About
- Platforms
- Web, Android, iOS
- API Available
- No
- Self-Hosted
- No
- Last Updated
- 2026-08-16T22:42:29.578Z
Best For
Who it's for
- Freelancers agencies and service providers
- Companies handling inbound procurement or hiring
- Online sellers and landlords with negotiable listings
What it does well
- Freelancer and agency quote negotiation
- B2B procurement and line-item offers
- Online store make-an-offer links
- Hiring salary equity and terms
- Rent housing and retainer renewals
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- Is Negolio free?
- Negolio has a permanent free tier alongside paid upgrades (paid plans from Packs from €0.60 per credit). You can keep using a baseline version indefinitely without paying.
- Is Negolio open source?
- No — Negolio is a closed-source tool. Source code is not publicly available.
- What platforms does Negolio support?
- Negolio is available on: Web, Android, iOS.
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Every inbound offer that arrives as a 40-message thread is a negotiation you lose time on before you even reply — and most quote tools hand you a form, not a closer.
How Negolio works
The core workflow is a shareable link: you set your floor, your give-away budget, and the terms the agent can move on, then sign those limits cryptographically. The agent then handles inbound offers term by term and seals deals without pulling you into the thread. Every closed deal ends in a passkey-signed record with a public verification page and a downloadable PDF. The vendor states each offer is checked against your signed limits before any commitment is made. The agent cannot exceed what you authorized.
Key limits
The agent negotiates within structured, pre-signed fields such as price, scope, term, and deposit. Deals where the terms themselves need to be drafted or invented mid-negotiation cannot be resolved autonomously. No API is available, so the tool cannot be embedded in an existing CRM, e-commerce backend, or ATS without manually copying links.
Who it is for / who should skip it
Best for freelancers, agencies, service providers, companies handling inbound procurement or hiring, and online sellers or landlords with negotiable listings. Skip it if your deals require custom contract drafting or direct pipeline integration.