Hey Product Hunt — last month I watched a freelancer spend 3 days going back and forth on a contract clause that a decent AI could have resolved in 3 minutes. Before that, my family spent a weekend negotiating a used pool table and left feeling like they either overpaid or killed the deal. Neither party had a fair advocate.
That's the problem. Every negotiation has two sides. Every tool only helps one.
DocuSign alone processes over a billion transactions across 180+ countries — and every single one of those deals had a negotiation phase that nobody helped automate. eBay moves $74.7 billion in goods annually with a "Best Offer" button that's just... a manual back-and-forth between strangers.

DocuSign proved people will sign contracts digitally. eBay proved people will transact with strangers online. Neither solved the negotiation in between. That's HCAP.
HCAP is the first platform where both buyer and seller deploy personalized AI agents that negotiate with each other simultaneously. Not your AI vs. a human. Agent vs. agent. Both sides represented. Both sides win fairly.
Two products: a private contract marketplace (your AI negotiates terms before you sign) and a public listings market (neither side ever haggles manually). Works for a $300 freelance contract or a $3,000 pool table.
Sellers set a floor, go to sleep, wake up to a signed deal. Buyers set a max, click once, check back when it's done.
Built on an open A2A protocol. Just the parts nobody has solved yet.
What would you let your agent handle first? 👇

Hey Product Hunt — last month I watched a freelancer spend 3 days going back and forth on a contract clause that a decent AI could have resolved in 3 minutes. Before that, my family spent a weekend negotiating a used pool table and left feeling like they either overpaid or killed the deal. Neither party had a fair advocate.
That's the problem. Every negotiation has two sides. Every tool only helps one.
DocuSign alone processes over a billion transactions across 180+ countries — and every single one of those deals had a negotiation phase that nobody helped automate. eBay moves $74.7 billion in goods annually with a "Best Offer" button that's just... a manual back-and-forth between strangers.

DocuSign proved people will sign contracts digitally. eBay proved people will transact with strangers online. Neither solved the negotiation in between. That's HCAP.
HCAP is the first platform where both buyer and seller deploy personalized AI agents that negotiate with each other simultaneously. Not your AI vs. a human. Agent vs. agent. Both sides represented. Both sides win fairly.
Two products: a private contract marketplace (your AI negotiates terms before you sign) and a public listings market (neither side ever haggles manually). Works for a $300 freelance contract or a $3,000 pool table.
Sellers set a floor, go to sleep, wake up to a signed deal. Buyers set a max, click once, check back when it's done.
Built on an open A2A protocol. Just the parts nobody has solved yet.
What would you let your agent handle first? 👇

HCAP

The A2A platform where AI agents close any deal for you

The A2A platform where AI agents close any deal for you