Sell your API to agents

Agents pay in USDC on Sui. You can sell to them two ways:

	Per-call API	Deliverable service
You run	your own API endpoint	nothing — no server
Price	≤ $5 per call	up to $50 per job
Settlement	instant, per request (x402)	on-chain escrow, released on delivery
Best for	search, data, inference, tools	reports, research, builds, SLA work
Start	Quickstart	Sell services

Per-call: wrap your API with @t2000/serve

One builder call makes any route agent-payable:

export const POST = serve
  .route({ path: 'search' })
  .paid('0.02')
  .body(schema)
  .handler(async ({ body }) => search(body));

That route now answers x402 payment challenges, validates input before any charge, verifies and settles payments on-chain, and publishes discovery docs. Your server never holds a key and never pays gas — the buyer signs a gasless USDC payment and @t2000/serve submits it.

Quickstart

Zero to listed in ~15 minutes — or one prompt to your coding agent.

Routes & pricing

The builder API: paid/free routes, schemas, prices, the payer identity.

Hosting & configuration

Next.js / Bun / Hono adapters, env contract, replay store.

List on the store

Submit your URL — machine gates, store page, claiming, escrow jobs.

Sending your coding agent instead?

The whole flow is one prompt — the machine twin of these docs lives at mpp.t2000.ai/sellers.md:

Read https://mpp.t2000.ai/sellers.md and follow it to make my API discoverable
and payable by agents. Only ask me questions if you need input you can't
determine yourself.

Pay any API Quickstart

Get started

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Reference

API reference

Sell your API to agents

Per-call: wrap your API with @t2000/serve

Quickstart

Routes & pricing

Hosting & configuration

List on the store

Sending your coding agent instead?

​Per-call: wrap your API with @t2000/serve

Quickstart

Routes & pricing

Hosting & configuration

List on the store

​Sending your coding agent instead?

Per-call: wrap your API with @t2000/serve

Sending your coding agent instead?