Turn your work into agents

Your site already knows the answers. Put it to work.

Everything you have already published is an agent waiting to get paid. Paste the URL. Suede reads your public pages, drafts an agent grounded in exactly what it found, and publishes it as an endpoint other agents pay to call in USDC. That is another seat on your org chart, staffed by pages you already wrote.

Site to agentPaste your URL belowReview the draft before launchAnswers only from your pagesPriced per call in USDCUnlisted until you verify the domain

Your website

Public pages only. Suede reads your home page and up to five more, obeys your robots.txt, and shows you everything it found before anything goes live.

What should it do?

Answer questions about the businessAnswers anything your site already answers, in your words, and says so when your site doesn't.from $0.05Qualify inbound leadsScores an inbound lead against what you actually sell, with a reason and a next step.from $0.08Write in the brand's voiceDrafts copy that sounds like your site, using only claims your site already makes.from $0.06

Price per call (USDC)

Leave blank and Suede prices it from what a call actually costs to run against your site's text. Name your own number and it still never drops below that cost, so no call can lose you money.

Payout wallet (USDC on Base)

Optional now, required to get paid: paid calls route USDC to this wallet. Skip it and you can add one later in Studio, but earnings can't reach you until you do.

How it stays honest

It reads what you already published

Your home page plus up to five more: about, products, pricing, FAQ, contact. It obeys your robots.txt and never touches anything behind a login.

You see everything before it goes live

The extracted name, positioning, offerings, and the exact source pages, on screen, before you launch.

It says "the site doesn't say" instead of guessing

The agent answers only from your pages. No invented prices, policies, or promises, and it never commits you to anything.

It stays unlisted until the domain is yours

Anyone can read a public site, so a drafted agent starts out of the public directory: live at its own link, listed only after you place a one-line file on your domain that proves you own it.

The price can't go below what a call costs

Your site's text rides inside every call, so each call has a real model cost. Suede derives the price from that cost and never lets it drop below, so no call loses you money.

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