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Safety Infrastructure for the Autonomous Enterprise

Patent Pending
Q1 2025 Design Partners
EU AI Act Ready

Problem Size & Urgency

The autonomous agent revolution is creating a $15.7 trillion opportunity—and an unprecedented risk landscape where organizations face regulatory fines up to 7% of global revenue.

$15.7T

Projected AI contribution to global economy by 2030 (PwC)

7%

Maximum EU AI Act fine as percentage of global annual revenue

Aug 2026

EU AI Act compliance deadline for high-risk AI systems

The autonomous agent revolution is happening now. Organizations are deploying AI agents that execute trades, control industrial systems, approve transactions, and make operational decisions at machine speed. But these agents operate in a regulatory and technical vacuum: no circuit breakers, no enforceable boundaries, no audit trails that regulators will accept.

When an autonomous agent hallucinates in a SCADA system, approves a fraudulent transaction, or violates the EU AI Act, enterprises face catastrophic operational failures and regulatory penalties that can reach 7% of global revenue. Current solutions—legacy identity firewalls and pattern-matching LLM guardrails—cannot enforce intent or provide tamper-evident telemetry at the speeds autonomous systems operate.

Market Sequencing: While our architecture supports governance across all autonomous systems (SCADA, utilities, mining, financial trading, healthcare, SaaS), we are laser-focused on high-velocity AI-first markets (fintech, healthcare tech, AI SaaS, e-commerce) where buying cycles are measured in quarters, not years. Critical infrastructure represents significant TAM expansion post-PMF, but requires specialized GTM we'll build after establishing repeatable revenue in core segments.

Why This Matters for Production

FuseGov transforms AI governance from a compliance checkbox into a competitive advantage by delivering measurable operational and financial value.

Reduce AI inference spend by 40-60% by handling 90%+ of production traffic deterministically through cached rule evaluation.

Avoid EU AI Act enforcement risk while running autonomous agents in production with tamper-evident audit logs.

Keep trading/SCADA/operations online during AI outages via deterministic degraded mode that maintains continuity.

Detect adversarial attacks in real-time with semantic drift monitoring that catches prompt injection and data exfiltration.

Deploy autonomous agents in regulated industries (financial services, energy, healthcare) that currently cannot accept AI risk.

Business Model

FuseGov operates on a consumption-based SaaS model with three pricing dimensions aligned to customer value realization:

Pricing ModelUnitTarget SegmentsTarget ACV
Per AgentAnnual license per autonomous agentTrading desks, customer service automation$50K - $200K
Per RequestMetered pricing per million requestsHigh-volume API integrations, chatbots$100K - $500K
Per EnvironmentSite license for production/staging/devUtilities, mining, critical infrastructure$250K - $1M+

Target Customer Profile

AI-First SaaS Companies: Customer support automation, sales agents, data analysis tools where AI governance unlocks enterprise sales and enables SOC 2 compliance ($100K - $500K ACV)

Financial Services & Fintech: Algorithmic trading, robo-advisors, fraud detection, loan underwriting where regulatory compliance is a market enabler ($250K - $1M ACV)

Healthcare & Biotech: Clinical decision support, drug discovery, diagnostic agents where HIPAA compliance and audit trails unlock AI deployment ($200K - $800K ACV)

E-commerce & Marketplaces: Dynamic pricing, inventory optimization, personalization engines where autonomous agents drive revenue at scale ($150K - $600K ACV)

Enterprise Software: AI copilots, workflow automation, data platforms adding autonomous features to existing products ($200K - $1M ACV)

Go-to-Market Strategy

FuseGov employs a design-partner-led approach focused on high-growth AI-first companies where autonomous agents are core to the product and governance is a revenue enabler.

Design Partner Focus Areas

AI-First SaaS

Customer service automation, AI copilots, sales agents where governance unlocks enterprise deals

Fintech

Trading platforms, robo-advisors, lending automation requiring regulatory compliance

Healthcare Tech

Clinical decision support, diagnostic AI, patient monitoring where HIPAA compliance is mandatory

E-commerce

Dynamic pricing, inventory optimization, personalization engines operating at scale

Pilot to Production Conversion

Phase 1

30-60 days

Shadow deployment monitoring existing agent traffic, building intent models, demonstrating cost savings and risk detection.

Phase 2

60-90 days

Enforcement mode on non-critical agents, proving reliability and measurable reductions in inference costs.

Phase 3

Production

Full deployment across agent fleet with expansion into additional environments, driving 3-5x ARR expansion.

Strategic Focus & Market Sequencing

Phase 1 (2025-2026): Agentic AI in High-Velocity Markets

Initial focus on AI-first SaaS, fintech, healthcare tech, and e-commerce. These customers have urgent regulatory pressure (EU AI Act, SOC 2), clear ROI, and technical buyers.

Phase 2 (2027+): Expansion to Critical Infrastructure

Patent-pending support for SCADA, utilities, and mining. We expand here after finding PMF in high-velocity markets.

Buyer Personas by Segment:

  • AI-First SaaS:CTO or VP Engineering (technical buyer) + CISO (compliance)
  • Healthcare Tech:CTO/VP Product + Chief Compliance Officer (HIPAA)
  • Critical Infra:VP Operations + Chief Engineering Officer (Safety certification)

One Platform, Total Agent Control

FuseGov provides unified governance across 19 endpoint types including cloud APIs, SaaS platforms, databases, and industrial controls. Our platform handles agents operating at machine speed (sub-100ms) while maintaining explainability.

Competitive Landscape

Unlike legacy firewalls that only verify identity, or generic LLM firewalls that rely on brittle pattern matching, FuseGov forces semantic intent and provides tamper-evident telemetry for auditors. We sit between the agent's LLM and its execution environment, evaluating what the agent intends to do against policy before it acts. This architectural position creates defensible IP that cannot be replicated by adding guardrails to existing identity solutions.

Roadmap & Milestones

Q1-Q2 2025: Design Partner Validation

Target
10 design partners live across AI-first SaaS, fintech
Success Metric
5 pilots convert to production, $500K ARR
Technical
Multi-cloud integration, real-time semantic evaluation

Q3-Q4 2025: Enterprise Scaling & Compliance

Target
SOC 2 Type II completed, ISO 27001 initiated
Success Metric
3 EU AI Act deployments, $2M ARR
Technical
Multi-tenant SaaS, enterprise SSO, advanced threat detection

2026: Market Leadership & Patent Protection

Target
Non-provisional patent filing complete, global expansion
Success Metric
50+ enterprise customers, $10M ARR
Technical
Autonomous policy learning, cross-agent intent correlation

Patent Status

Provisional Filing

Comprehensive applications filed Dec 2024 covering two-stage enforcement across 19 endpoint types.

Core IP

Unique combination of deterministic policy + semantic intent analysis. Sub-100ms enforcement with regulatory explainability.

Timeline

Non-provisional filing Q4 2025 after production validation with design partners.

Defensibility & Moats

Patent Portfolio

Two-stage architecture with provisional filings covering semantic intent evaluation, degraded mode, and telemetry.

Proprietary Intent Models

Domain-specific semantic evaluation models trained on actual agent behavior. Compounding competitive advantage.

Telemetry IP

Tamper-evident audit logging designed for EU AI Act. Validated format with early regulator engagement.

Deep Integration Lock-In

Multi-cloud integrations and enterprise SSO create 3-6 month switching costs. Compliance certs compound stickiness.

Regulatory Expertise

Direct engagement with EU AI Act working groups. Compliance templates become de facto standards.

Network Effects

Each endpoint integration expands platform value. Threat intelligence and policy sharing create community moat.

Why This Is Hard to Replicate

Building FuseGov requires the intersection of three rare competencies: (1) deep understanding of autonomous agent architectures to build intent models, (2) enterprise security expertise for compliant audit trails, and (3) high-performance systems engineering for sub-100ms latency. Generic cyber vendors lack AI expertise. Guardrail startups lack compliance depth. GRC platforms lack speed. This convergence creates a 24-36 month head start.

Ready to Discuss Investment?

FuseGov is raising seed capital to accelerate design partner acquisition and enterprise scaling.

Contact Sunny Singh, Founder