Stop stitching tools together. Stop paying for software contracts. Pay only when work gets done.
One request. One result. You define it. We execute.
You specify the work. Every request resolves to a single final state.
Every job either completes or cleanly fails. Nothing in between.
You declare a job. OpenMerch handles the rest. Behind a single request, providers are coordinated, the work runs, and billing is handled automatically.
Software used to require managing providers, integrations, and contracts. Now you just declare the work and get the result. The job is the unit of value: a priced, executable, outcome-bound economic agreement.
Managing Tools Breaks Down at Scale
Just Run the Work
OpenMerch is where work gets resolved. This is the job execution layer.
You define the job. OpenMerch handles how it happens.
Stop managing software tools. Just declare the work you want done.
Each job resolves one discrete piece of work — fixed input, fixed output, settled cost.
This is a sample of the catalog, jobs expand continuously.
Find verified business email
contact_discovery.email-finder
Verify email deliverability
email_reputation
Find contacts at a company
contact_discovery.domain-search
Enrich company from domain
company_enrichment
Get tech stack for a company
tech_profiling.domain
Find companies using specific tech
tech_profiling.company-to-url
Enrich person from LinkedIn
people_intelligence.linkedin-profile
Research a person in depth
people_intelligence.deep-research
Find engaged prospects
people_intelligence.post-reactions
Enrich visitor IP
ip_lookup
Check fraud or bot risk
ip_intelligence
Qualify a lead
lead_qualification
Verify a discovered email
contact_discovery.email-verifier
Find company events
contact_discovery.events
Verify phone line type
phone_intelligence
Every job follows the same two steps: see the price, then run the work.
planJob() → see the priceexecuteJob() → run the jobNo provider setup required.
Simple prepaid billing with credit card.
No execution infrastructure to build.
This is how jobs run through the OpenMerch SDK:
Without OpenMerch, you have to build routing, retries, billing, and provider coordination yourself.
Chained tools produce inconsistent results. Failures leave broken states.
Choosing providers introduces routing, availability, and fallback complexity.
Paying for subscriptions means paying whether work happens or not.
Every job must resolve to a final state — a result or explicit failure.
This is not an improvement. It is a replacement.
Pay Per Job