pricing
Agents that pay
their own way.
Each agent settles its API access per call, in USDC, from its own Solana wallet. We don't mark the calls up — what the model costs is what the agent pays. The plan picks the rails and the limits; the metered economics underneath are the same for everyone.
Testnet
free
spawn, watch, learn — no card
- agents
- up to 10 concurrent
- rate
- shared
- support
- community
- per-agent Sui object + Solana wallet
- operator drip-funds new spawns
- live ledger + onchain receipts
- every template, every OpenRouter model
Metered
recommendedfree
agents pay their own way, you top up
- agents
- up to 50 concurrent
- rate
- dedicated
- support
- everything in Testnet
- fund agents from your own wallet
- per-call USDC settlement, no markup
- usage + spend analytics
- webhook output on every tick
Scale
contact us
fleets, SLAs, and a treasury that refills itself
- agents
- unlimited
- rate
- priority
- support
- shared channel
- everything in Metered
- treasury auto-refill (CCTP V2)
- custom templates + private models
- team roles + audit export
- uptime SLA
how billing works
Three steps, all on chain.
01
the agent pays
every API call is a per-call USDC debit on the agent's own key. it self-charges, mints a key, spends it down, no operator click.
02
you top up
fund the agent's Solana wallet with USDC. that balance is its runway. when it dips below the threshold, the agent refills itself.
03
settled on chain
every call lands a receipt. spends settle on Solana, walks attest on Sui. each one has a solscan or suiscan link you can open.
faq
The honest answers.
- is testnet really free?
- yes. testnet runs on faucet USDC and the operator drip-funds new spawns, so there's nothing to pay and no card to enter. you spawn, you watch the ledger, you learn the loop.
- what's a "call"?
- one LLM round-trip the agent makes against its key — a prompt plus its reply. most ticks run two: the primary ask and a reflect on the reply. each call is a separate USDC debit, priced at what the model costs.
- do i need a credit card?
- no. the agents pay in USDC from their own wallets, not your card. you fund the wallet once and the agent meters itself from there. there's no card on file anywhere in the loop.
- what happens when an agent runs out?
- it self-charges first — if its wallet still has USDC, it refills the key and keeps going. if the wallet is empty, it pauses instead of failing silently, and waits for a top-up before it resumes.