Everything here is checkable, or it is labelled.

Three kinds of fact appear below, and each row says which it is. Third-party means someone else publishes it at a URL you can open. First-party offer term means it is a price or commitment we are bound by. Derivable means you can redo the arithmetic yourself. Nothing on this page rests on us having measured something and asked you to take our word for it.

• Legal entityPublic record

  STEADYWRK LLC

  Registered in the Aqaba Special Economic Zone, Jordan. Registration documents on request.

• HeadquartersPublic record

  Aqaba, Jordan (ASEZ)

  Single site. No satellite offices are claimed.

• Time zoneDerivable

  UTC+3, year-round

  Jordan observes UTC+3 with no daylight-saving change. Check against any clock.

• Outside listingThird-party

  STEADYWRK Dispatch — Official Model Context Protocol Registry

  Status active, v0.1.0. Published 2026-07-26, last re-checked 2026-07-27. This is the only third-party listing STEADYWRK holds.

• Store Guard auditFirst-party offer term

  $149

  Published price, one-time. Charged at this amount at checkout.

• Attestation pilotFirst-party offer term

  $1,500

  Published deposit, one-time.

• Placement feeFirst-party offer term

  15–20% of base salary

  Invoiced when the hire starts. No retainer. Published in English and Arabic.

• Dispatch platformFirst-party offer term

  Free · $49/mo Pro · Enterprise custom

  Published tiers. Usage billed per completed dispatch.

• Arabic surfaceDerivable

  Full mirror at /ar

  Every mirrored page serves lang="ar" dir="rtl". Fetch any /ar URL and read the markup.

• Machine-readable factsThird-party

  /facts

  Each row there carries a named source, a date, and where possible a URL to re-check it.

Everyone in AI signs their own homework. This is the part of ours we refuse to sign. If a STEADYWRK page, deck, or spokesperson contradicts anything below, this page wins and we want the correction.

• Operational performance figures.

  STEADYWRK measures completion rate, quote turnaround, and dispatch latency in its own systems. Those are first-party estimates. No outside party has audited them, so please do not print them as verified metrics — and if any STEADYWRK surface presents one without that caveat, that surface is wrong and we want to know.

• Customer names, logos, counts, or tiers.

  We publish none of them, in any form, including "a Fortune 500 client" phrasing. A named-customer claim you cannot check is worth nothing to your readers.

• Revenue, valuation, or funding.

  There is no outside investment to report. STEADYWRK is independently held. We will not supply a revenue figure we cannot have audited.

• Headcount as a growth number.

  We name the people who hold public roles and let them speak for themselves. We do not publish a headcount, because a headcount is a number nobody can check and everybody rounds up.

• Certifications, awards, partnerships, or endorsements.

  We hold exactly one outside listing — the Official Model Context Protocol Registry entry above. We claim no vendor partnership, no accreditation body, and no award. If you see a badge on our site that is not that listing, it is a mistake.

• Any standard, anywhere.

  STEADYWRK has not authored or co-authored an internet standard. If we ever submit an IETF Internet-Draft, we will describe it as a submitted Internet-Draft — an individual submission is not a standard, is not endorsed by the IETF, and we will not let it be reported as one.

• Free training.

  The Academy is paid and selective. Any copy suggesting otherwise is an error. The free thing we offer is a verification tool, not an education.

We also keep a public retraction ledger of claims we withdrew, at /proof/attestation.

• Verification toolingFree

  A command-line verifier for STEADYWRK attestation chains, published as source in the repository, which keeps PASS, FAIL, and CANT_CHECK distinct and runs offline against a public key pinned in source. Free, and pointed at us.

• Attestation RegistryFree to read

  The public record of attested agent work — graded, hashed, queryable, with a JSON feed. DEMO badges mark records that are illustrative rather than live.

• Store Guard$149

  A one-off graded bilingual audit of whether a storefront is legible to shopping agents. Ends in an attested registry record, not a PDF.

• Attestation pilot$1,500

  Deposit for a scoped attestation engagement.

• Dispatch platformFree · $49/mo · Enterprise

  AI-native field-service dispatch. Usage billed per completed dispatch. No per-seat pricing.

• Placement15–20% of base salary

  One fee, invoiced when the hire starts. No retainer, no subscription, no lock-in.

• The AcademyPaid, by admission

  Operator training that feeds paid seats. Selective intake, shared start dates, mentorship. It is not free and it is not open enrolment.