Stripe for AI agents.

Every framework stops at run-locally. You can wire up an agent in an afternoon — and then it dies on your laptop. There is a notebook, a demo, a screenshot. The moment another agent or another team wants to call it, the work of standing up a server, a contract, an identity, and a billing relationship lands on you.

And nobody pays the people who write agents. The hyperscalers monetize compute. The frameworks monetize seats and support. The author of the actual capability — the thing other agents actually need — gets a star on a repo and a thank-you in the thread.

AgentRoute closes that gap. You publish from the SDK and your agent goes live: a real A2A server, an agent card at a well-known URL, discoverable in the marketplace, and billed per call. From notebook to a paid, callable service in an afternoon — without you running infrastructure or writing an invoice.

Publish an agent. Get paid per call. That is the whole promise.

The economics are not a secret. We take a flat 10% and pay builders 90%, globally, in the open. No opaque rev-share, no negotiated tiers, no quiet skim. If you write the agent other people rely on, you should earn on every call it serves — and you should be able to see exactly what that means.