Your cards, working.
Tell Fiber which cards you carry — names, never numbers — and it tells you which one to pay with for the lowest true cost. Your card's own reward stacks on top of the cashback.
One job today. Then the job after checkout. Built and roadmap steps are labeled as such.
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DEMOSee how an ask works
Comfortable red joggers under $150 for travel.
The cost you pay, not the cost on the tag.
A sticker price is an opening offer. Fiber runs every cashback rate and every card reward it can confirm, and hands you one number, the true cost: what leaves your pocket. Stop comparing sticker prices. Compare true costs.
Example. Amounts are illustrative. The card line shows only when Fiber knows your card.
Sticker
$148
Cashback
−$9
Your card's reward
−$3
True cost
$136
The number is arithmetic, not opinion.
Rates, eligibility and the math come from one cent-exact calculation. The assistant explains the number; it never makes one up.
Unknown is never zero.
If Fiber can't confirm a reward, it shows nothing — not $0. Card cashback appears only when Fiber knows the selected card.
Estimated is not final.
Before you buy it's an estimate. Pre-purchase estimates, pending, payable, paid, returned, and unavailable are distinct states.
Same math on every surface.
Compact card, expanded card, chat explanation, and order view read the same calculation.
Paid out where the user chooses.
Bank, card, or an approved digital asset. The destination is the user's choice. The amount is the same either way.
Tell Fiber which cards you carry — names, never numbers — and it tells you which one to pay with for the lowest true cost. Your card's own reward stacks on top of the cashback.
Fiber checks the price once a day and flags the drop in the app — your target, or 5% or more. Saving keeps a deal. Watching checks it. Buying stays yours.
Seven tools, live behind a Fiber key today. Add Fiber to an assistant that can carry your key and ask it to shop: it finds products, shows the true cost, and hands you a tracked link — in the conversation you started. Directory listing next.
Your assistant asks Fiber for products, prices, and rewards, then hands you a tracked link. You stay in the conversation you started.
Every purchase is yours to confirm. A headless autonomous buyer endpoint is a later product, not this surface.
When Fiber is listed in your assistant's connector directory, we email the waitlist first.
Join FiberAgents need payouts that are programmable and global. Every purchase earns. The buyer chooses where it lands.
Agents need payouts that are programmable and global. Settlement that can move with the buyer, not with a closed program.
Every purchase earns. The buyer chooses where it lands: bank, card, or an approved digital asset.
Fiber is not a custodian. Your earnings settle to a wallet you control. Regulated activity sits with licensed partners.
Chain-agnostic by design.
Earnings route to the destination the buyer chooses.
The same agent will be able to spend what it earned, on the next buy.
A partner-issued spend surface, licensed at every step.
Value will stay inside Fiber when the buyer wants it to.
Earnings that can only sit unused are a coupon. Earnings the agent can spend become a loop.
Partner-issued and licensed at every step. Fiber is not a custodian. Regulated activity — issuing, holding, and moving funds — sits with licensed partners.
Price watch is built. Receipts, returns, recalls and subscriptions follow, in that order. Fiber will never touch your personal inbox.
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