Answers across CTRON Loop and CTRON Home.

CTRON Technologies is the parent software company. It currently has two distinct products: CTRON Loop for AI-powered business operations, and CTRON Home for structured home services between homeowners and tradespeople.

CTRON Loop is for companies that want an AI operations layer for company knowledge, task routing, and reusable workflows. CTRON Home is for homeowners and tradespeople who need jobs, quotes, messages, and payment requests organised clearly in one place.

If you want AI-assisted operations for internal business work, start with CTRON Loop. If you want to post a home-services job, compare tradespeople, or manage a real repair workflow, start with CTRON Home.

Because the products solve different problems and use different commercial models. CTRON Loop is subscription software, while CTRON Home combines free job posting with trade plans and payment-related fees where applicable.

CTRON Loop is an AI operations layer for company knowledge, task routing, and reusable workflows. You upload company documents, connect your own AI provider keys where applicable, and run repeatable business tasks through a structured system instead of ad hoc prompting.

CTRON Loop pricing lives on the dedicated /ai/pricing page. That page is separate from CTRON Home pricing because Loop is its own subscription product.

Yes. The Loop Get Started Free call to action should take you to loop.ctron.co.uk so you land in the product itself, not on a generic signup route for another product.

Not by default. CTRON Loop uses a bring-your-own-key model where applicable, so your AI provider bills for model usage while CTRON bills for access to the Loop platform.

No. CTRON Loop is subscription software for business operations. It is not a marketplace, not a payment processor, and not a regulated financial, legal, or medical adviser.

Yes. Homeowners can post a job, receive quotes, and message tradespeople for free. Payment-related charges are shown only if an in-app payment request is approved where applicable.

CTRON Home pricing lives on the dedicated /home/pricing page. It explains homeowner pricing, trade plans, and how payment-related fees are presented.

No. Trades can start with limited free access where available, test the workflow, and only upgrade when they need more visibility, quote capacity, or additional platform benefits.

CTRON is designed to support trade verification, profile checks, reviews, and job history. The exact verification visible to a homeowner depends on the trade profile and the information provided by the tradesperson.

Tradespeople can send structured payment requests for agreed work such as call-out fees, materials, staged instalments, extra work, or final balances. Homeowners review each request and approve it when ready.

No. On CTRON Home, payments are processed only when a homeowner actively approves a specific payment request. CTRON does not hold, delay, release, or transfer customer funds.

Yes, where possible. Keeping communication and payment requests inside the platform creates a clearer record of what was agreed, what changed, and what was paid.

Include the product you were using, what you were trying to do, any relevant job or workspace details, screenshots if useful, and a short description of what went wrong or what felt unclear.

Use the contact page, in-product support where available, or the published support channels. The more concrete detail you include, the faster the issue can be understood and resolved.