Paid by contribution, not a flat split.
Sellers define their own meters. On completion, GateHouse attributes exactly what each source contributed and settles automatically — including drawdown against cloud committed spend as a native billing primitive.
What settlement does.
Seller-defined metering
Meter by query, by model-training run, by API call, by row-of-output, by time — whatever fits the product. GateHouse does not assume one monetisation shape; premium access, pay-per-model, revenue share and usage-based all coexist.
Attribution, not a split
When a composed dataset settles, each seller is paid by measured marginal contribution to the outcome — computed from the same coverage and overlap the buyer saw. No flat division, no paying twice for redundancy.
Monetise stranded cloud commit
Buyers can consume GateHouse deals against existing cloud committed spend. Drawdown is a first-class billing primitive: turn an unused commitment into data and models without a new procurement cycle.
Reconciliation you can audit
A reconciliation agent continuously matches meter readings against invoices and cloud billing, flagging discrepancies. Netting statements span both roles — you are a buyer in one deal and a seller in another.