AI software & agents
Hosted or downloadable AI tools, copilots and agent products.
- Examples
- Writing, coding, research, workflow and productivity tools
- What we review
- Delivery, model costs, permissions, content controls and costly actions
Product fit
Use these categories to describe what customers buy and receive. A category helps NineLogix assess delivery, billing and operating needs; it does not by itself mean approval or payment availability.
Choose the product, not the storefront
A website, app or independent store is a sales surface—not the product category. Choose the category that best describes the value delivered after payment. If one offer combines several categories, select all relevant categories and explain the primary deliverable.
Hosted or downloadable AI tools, copilots and agent products.
Cloud software accessed through a browser or application.
Digital capabilities delivered through APIs, SDKs, plugins or extensions.
Streamed or downloadable video, audio and other digital media.
Educational or reference content delivered digitally.
Downloadable creative assets, files, templates and licensed resources.
Data, reports, monitoring or analysis delivered online or by API.
Paid access to a creator community, content library or digital programme.
Downloadable games, add-ons and in-product digital items.
Remote services with a defined digital deliverable and acceptance standard.
A digital product or service that does not fit the categories above.
The same product may use a one-time payment, subscription, usage-based charge, credits or a mixed model. NineLogix reviews product type, billing model, target markets, delivery evidence and risk together.
The following models are not accepted through the standard path. A specialist, legal or provider-specific review would be required before NineLogix could consider an exception.
Choose the closest category in the short assessment and describe what the customer receives. A person will review the submission before any deeper information is requested.
Actual service scope depends on product facts, jurisdiction, customer markets, business model, risk review and operational readiness.