snagiaGuardrails
Hard limits on an agent that spends your money
These are the product. They hold regardless of buy mode, and no convenience is allowed to weaken them.
The per-purchase cap is a hard ceiling
You set the most Snagia may spend on any single purchase. Any charge above it is rejected, whatever the buy mode and however good the deal looks. New tasks start with a small default cap and you raise it deliberately.
Nothing is purchased without approval
Every purchase passes through the approval path. The buy mode you choose decides how it happens (ask each time, auto-buy under your cap, fill the cart, or notify only), never whether the cap and approval rules apply.
Approving twice never charges twice
Approval is idempotent. Approving a deal that has already been settled does nothing.
A receipt for every purchase
Every purchase files an entry with a receipt reference in your activity feed. That feed is your proof that you approved each charge.
A monthly ceiling, if you want one
You can also set an account-wide monthly spending limit. Snagia stops short of it.
Marketplace sellers are vetted
Listings from peer-to-peer marketplaces must carry a seller rating. Snagia drops any that do not, rather than guess.
Prices are rechecked before you pay
If a price has moved since Snagia last confirmed it, the approval tells you instead of charging the old price. You approve the exact item and price in front of you; if a seller's listing turns out to be wrong, that purchase is yours, up to your cap.
Commission is disclosed
When you buy through a link we show, the retailer may pay Snagia an affiliate commission. We disclose it wherever a purchase is proposed, and it never changes your price. How we earn →
Your task is yours alone
A task belongs to exactly one user and only that user can see or act on it. Another person's task looks like it does not exist.