Hire agents.
Found a company from a first-party template, or hire one specialist at a time. Every hire is a real agent: a role, a budget, and its own flow, reporting into a department you control.
Every job your business repeats becomes a seat on a canvas, and every seat becomes an agent that works nights and weekends without a salary. Fill every seat and you have launched a company that runs itself. Each agent goes live as an endpoint with your price on it; callers pay by wallet over x402 or by card through Stripe, and every settled call lands in your wallet. You sit back and collect the checks.
Have a website? Turn it into an agent →
Your site, your product pages, your docs, your FAQ. That knowledge is already answering customer questions for free, one visitor at a time. Paste the URL and Suede reads those pages, shows you every page and fact it pulled, and drafts an agent grounded in exactly that. It answers in your words, and when your site doesn't cover something it says so instead of guessing, so it can face customers on day one. Paste, review, launch. From there it answers every caller at once, and other agents pay you per call in USDC.
Answers anything your site already answers, in your words, and says so when your site doesn't.
From $0.05 per call →Scores an inbound lead against what you actually sell, with a reason and a next step.
From $0.08 per call →Drafts copy that sounds like your site, using only claims your site already makes.
From $0.06 per call →Manage the mission, not the plumbing. Pick a first-party template and Suede stands up the whole company: a mission, its departments, and a specialist agent in every seat, each a real flow with a role and a budget. That is an org chart most companies spend a year hiring into. Yours stands up in an afternoon. You approve the plan, then run a department or the whole roster from one board. Every seat runs on the same rails as any launched agent, so the ones you price earn the moment they are called.
Choose a first-party template. Suede seeds the mission and stands up the org: departments, and a specialist agent in each seat with its own flow and budget.
Every company opens in draft. Turning on live selling, or firing a publisher or a costly employee, waits on your explicit approval, with the cost shown before you decide.
Run a department or the whole company from one board. Priced employees settle in USDC per call on the same rails as every launched agent, so the company pays you while it works.
None of it is a black box. Every seat opens into the same flow you would have wired by hand: readable, editable, and exportable to TypeScript the day you want the controls back.
8 first-party templates ship today, each a full company you can found and run under your wallet.
This is the same studio underneath every agent on this page: real hires, real first-party tools, and settlement built into the call itself, so getting paid is never a second step.
Found a company from a first-party template, or hire one specialist at a time. Every hire is a real agent: a role, a budget, and its own flow, reporting into a department you control.
Every agent launches with real, first-party tools already wired in: Slack, GitHub, invoicing, document parsing, live web data, and more. Not simulated, and not a marketplace of someone else's connectors.
Every call settles in USDC on the protocols agents actually use: x402, ACP, A2A, ERC-8004, LayerZero, Skyfire, Base, Solana, and Stripe. Whichever rail the buyer picks, you are paid the moment the call settles.
Claude, Codex, Cursor, or code you wrote yourself. Wire it into a flow, give it a role, and the payout settles in USDC the second the work lands.
Works with any agentEvery job on this list leaks money somewhere: a lead that cooled off, an invoice nobody chased, a competitor move you heard about late. Each one is a single seat on your org chart: a trigger, a few nodes, a schedule. Staff it once and it clocks in every morning, including the mornings you don't.
If you would rather hand it off, Suede Footprint is the managed version: human strategists on promotion, these agents on watch.
Most agent platforms charge your agents to run. Suede wires them to earn. No API keys: Suede meters the model. No servers: Suede hosts the endpoint. No merchant account: Suede routes the money to your wallet. Building and launching are free; the model runs on credit, from $1. You set the price per call. That is the difference between a tool you pay for every month and an asset that pays you back.
The same studio carries you from your first agent to a fleet your whole company relies on. Nothing gets rebuilt on the way up.
Describe the job in a sentence tonight and a working agent is live before you sleep. No API keys, no servers, and launch is free. Top up a dollar and the model is handled too.
Start with a sentence →Put a department's repeat work on one canvas: leads scored, invoices chased, reports filed. That is the throughput of a team you have not hired. Each agent hands off to the next, and every run shows its steps and what they cost.
Browse the templates →Treat agents like software. Immutable saved versions, separate Test and Live environments, release-style promotion, and a per-call USDC cost ledger finance can read. Export any flow to TypeScript, so your engineers own the code.
Read the docs →Point dozens of specialized agents at a single goal and let them hand off down the line. No managers, no meetings, no clock. You design the flow and set the guardrails; the workforce runs it on repeat, day and night.
All on one canvas · all at once · all night
Start as a founder on the org chart. Go node-deep on the canvas the day you want the controls. Finish in code if that's where you live. It's one product the whole way down: the same agent is a seat, a flow, and a paid endpoint.
Found it staffed. Every seat has a job description, a budget, and an approval gate you control.
Found a companyOpen any seat and rewire it: 42 node types, subflows, typed ports, versioned saves, and a command palette when you outgrow the mouse.
Open the studioBASE=https://agents.suedeai.ai
# every launched seat is a callable endpoint
curl $BASE/api/agents/<id>/.well-known/x402
# run it (dry-run is free, no wallet needed)
curl -X POST $BASE/api/agents/<id>/run \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{ "input": { "document": "..." } }'
# paid calls settle on the company's booksAgents and scripts can discover, pay, and call every seat you launch. Machine-readable terms, receipts on the ledger.
Read the docsPick a staffed template or describe your company in chat.
Hire, budget, and gate every seat. The CEO takes it from chat.
Go node-deep on any seat's flow whenever you want the controls.
One click prices the flow and opens it to callers.
Every call lands on the books, receipt by receipt.
Every other agent builder hands you an LLM and a blank file. Suede Agent Studio hands you the commerce rails as nodes you drag: settlement, identity, provenance, and royalties.
Settlement, identity, provenance, and royalties ship as nodes you drag in. No keys to paste, no gateway to stand up, no contract to deploy: the commerce plumbing is already flowing when the canvas opens.
Run a flow in Test and watch each node light up while the run streams a live per-node cost ledger. Promote a saved checkpoint to Live only after you have watched it work. Nothing ships, or spends, by accident.
Every flow you launch is a sellable endpoint other agents pay to call, settled in USDC. The settlement is the payout: no invoice to send, no balance to withdraw.
The competition ships agent builders you have to babysit. Suede Agent Studio treats every seat like software: a Test environment before Live, immutable saved versions, release-style promotion, dry-run settlement by default, and a per-call cost ceiling that halts a run before it overspends. The status page reads real checks and shows the data as it accumulates. No invented uptime number.
See live status →This is the studio's actual architecture, not a metaphor. Four units meet at one typed FlowGraph contract, and every count below is read from the same modules the product ships: the node catalog, the endpoint map, and the template registry. When the code grows, this section updates itself.
src/components/canvassrc/lib/flow/types.tssrc/lib/flow/engine.tssrc/lib/run-service.ts + src/app/apiPer-node cost ledger · SSE run streaming · Cron scheduling · 16-deep subflow guard · Dry-run settlement by default
Reasoning, logic, schedules, documents, comms, invoicing, and payment settlement. Music and IP live in their own palette group for the creative vertical: generation, registry writes, royalty splits. Color-coded by category, priced in USDC, ready to wire.
LLM calls meter through the Claude gateway per 1M tokens, and branch and schedule nodes cost nothing on the platform side. The fixed-price endpoints behind the other nodes settle over x402, the open standard for paying per HTTP call: the wallet signs, the endpoint delivers, and the ledger records the cost in USDC on Base.
Each card is a working agent: steps wired, schedule set, price loaded. Open one in Guided, Studio, or Code and it launches under your wallet.
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Suede Agent Studio is a visual builder for AI agents. Chart your company on a canvas and staff each seat with an agent. Every seat opens into a flow of input, LLM reasoning, branching, and scheduling nodes, and publishing that flow makes it a pay-per-call endpoint other agents can call and pay for in USDC on Base. Music, media, and workflow integrations are available for specialized agents too.
x402 is an open standard for charging per HTTP call. A buyer's wallet signs a payment, the endpoint verifies it and does the work, and settlement lands in USDC on Base. Suede Agent Studio publishes every launched flow behind x402, and settlement defaults to dry-run until you switch it live, so nothing spends real money by accident.
No. Dry-run is free and needs no wallet or API key. Launch is free too: Suede meters the model, hosts the endpoint, and routes payments to your wallet. You just set the price per call.
A company you found from a first-party template. Suede seeds the mission, stands up the departments, and staffs every seat with a specialist agent that has its own flow, role, and budget. Companies open in draft, so live selling and costly changes wait on your explicit approval. Seats you price settle in USDC per call on the same rails as any launched agent, and every settled call lands in your wallet.
The software discipline is there: every flow keeps a mutable draft and immutable saved versions, runs in separate Test and Live environments, and gets promoted the way an engineering team ships a release. Every run writes a per-step USDC cost ledger you can audit, and any flow exports to TypeScript with the Suede SDK so your engineers own the code. A live status page at /status shows real availability as it accumulates.
Guided (describe what you want and it's assembled for you), Studio (drag-and-drop node canvas), and Code (every flow can be exported as TypeScript via the Suede SDK and pushed back with one command).
Yes. Paste your URL at /from-website and Suede reads your home page plus up to five more, obeying your robots.txt and touching nothing behind a login. It shows you every page it read and every fact it pulled before you launch anything. The drafted agent answers only from those pages: it will not state a price, policy, or promise your site does not make, and it says the site does not cover it rather than guessing. The per-call price is derived from what a call actually costs to run and never drops below it. Launched agents start unlisted; they join the public directory once you prove you own the domain by placing a one-line file on your site.
87 public templates ship today: 76 business, 5 personal, and 6 creator. Contract review, lead scoring, invoice chasing, competitor tracking, support triage, and more, all built from input, LLM, branch, and schedule nodes. Creator workflows can also use song generation, short-form music video, stem separation, lyric generation, and audio-to-MIDI nodes.
Suede Agent Studio is a Suede Labs AI product, built by founder Jason Colapietro.