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Coasty API
A computer-use API priced per prediction, featuring an OpenAPI 3.1 specification and free sandbox keys for developers to integrate computer-use capabilities.
What is Coasty API?
A computer-use API priced per prediction, featuring an OpenAPI 3.1 specification and free sandbox keys for developers to integrate computer-use capabilities.
Product typeDeveloper Tools & Platforms
Pricing · Usage Based
Deployment
APIAvailable
What teams use Coasty API for
Website: https://coasty.ai/
Evidence: [S1:B1], [S1:B18], [S1:B49]
Automating revenue cycle operations including eligibility verification, prior authorization, and claim status follow-up.
Evidence: [S1:B4], [S1:B20], [S1:B21], [S1:B22], [S1:B28]
Processing finance and accounting workflows such as invoice reconciliation, purchase order matching, and three-way checks.
Evidence: [S2:B3], [S2:B4], [S2:B5]
Managing insurance and healthcare tasks including claims triage and prior authorization submission.
Evidence: [S2:B7], [S2:B8], [S2:B9]
Executing compliance evidence collection by logging into systems and capturing timestamped screenshots for audit controls.
Evidence: [S4:B1], [S4:B2], [S4:B3]
Performing IT and HR operations such as employee onboarding, access provisioning, and ticket resolution.
Evidence: [S2:B13], [S2:B14], [S2:B15]
Supporting customer operations including support case resolution and legacy data migration.
Evidence: [S2:B16], [S2:B17]
Replacing brittle RPA scripts with adaptive AI agents that read interfaces and execute standard operating procedures.
Evidence: [S2:B18], [S2:B19], [S2:B20]
Conducting banking, risk, and compliance tasks such as KYC screening and contract review.
Evidence: [S2:B9], [S2:B10], [S2:B11]
Automating sales and marketing activities including competitor research, lead generation, and email outreach.
Evidence: [S2:B1]
API access for developers to integrate computer-use capabilities into applications.
Evidence: [S1:B1], [S1:B49]
Automating QA testing and bug reporting.
Evidence: [S2:B1], [S5:B52]
Executing autonomous job applications and form filling.
Evidence: [S2:B1], [S5:B54], [S5:B56]
Posting content and engaging on social platforms like Reddit and Hacker News.
Evidence: [S5:B48], [S5:B58]
General back-office automation across finance, insurance, healthcare, banking, HR, IT, legal, and support.
Evidence: [S2:B2]
Replacing human virtual assistants for various administrative tasks.
Evidence: [S3:B2]
Running eligibility and benefits verification for healthcare patients.
Evidence: [S1:B21]
Performing registration QA to catch demographic and plan code errors.
Evidence: [S1:B23]
Reconciling encounters against posted charges and flagging unbilled visits.
Evidence: [S1:B24] ],
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Evidence: [S1:B24]
Scrubbing claims and working clearinghouse edit queues.
Evidence: [S1:B25]
Submitting claims and tracking timely filing windows.
Evidence: [S1:B26]
Triaging denials and assembling appeal packets.
Evidence: [S1:B29]
Posting ERA and recovering underpayments.
Evidence: [S1:B31]
Conducting autonomous sales prospecting and email outreach.
Evidence: [S5:B50]
Running autonomous Reddit marketing campaigns.
Evidence: [S5:B48]
Filling out complex applications such as Y Combinator S26.
Evidence: [S5:B56]
Autonomously posting to Hacker News and engaging with comments.
Evidence: [S5:B58]
Replacing brittle RPA scripts that break on UI changes.
Evidence: [S2:B18]
Executing standard operating procedures end-to-end.
Evidence: [S2:B20]
Automating invoice processing and reconciliation.
Evidence: [S2:B4]
Managing procure-to-pay workflows.
Evidence: [S2:B5]
Handling order-to-cash processes.
Evidence: [S2:B6]
Processing insurance claims.
Evidence: [S2:B7]
Submitting prior authorizations.
Evidence: [S2:B9]
Performing KYC onboarding and screening.
Evidence: [S2:B10]
Reviewing contracts against playbooks.
Evidence: [S2:B11]
Gathering compliance evidence for audits.
Evidence: [S4:B2]
Provisioning new employees across HRIS and payroll.
Evidence: [S2:B13]
Resolving IT service desk tickets.
Evidence: [S2:B15]
Resolving customer support cases.
Evidence: [S2:B16]
Migrating data from legacy systems.
Evidence: [S2:B17]
Automating competitor research and lead generation.
Conducting QA testing.
Running email outreach campaigns.
Serving as an AI computer-use agent for general productivity.
Evidence: [S2:B23]
Providing a computer-use API for developers.
Evidence: [S1:B1]
Offering agent swarms for concurrent task execution.
Evidence: [S2:B21]
Providing a download for a desktop app.
Evidence: [S2:B61]
Running SOP execution.
Replacing RPA.
Invoice processing.
Procure to pay.
Order to cash.
Integrations and access
Platforms, integrations, and language support vary by plan and region. Confirm final requirements with the vendor.
Platforms
IntegrationsAPI and webhooks
Languages
Support
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Enterprise readiness
Compliance claims are normalized from current vendor documentation and independently reviewed by SOTA2.
TLS encryption in transit
AES-256-GCM encryption at rest for secrets
VM-level isolation
Sandboxed execution environments
Row Level Security (RLS) for database access
No data persistence on VM filesystems between sessions
Encrypted sessions
Data retention:
Benchmarks and comparisons
Independent benchmarksStructured task results are being verified.
Side-by-side comparisonsComparison workspaces will be available in a later release.
