Services your agent can buy.
Your agent calls an endpoint, gets a price, pays it in USDC, gets the result. Some of these services are data. Some are a person doing a job in the real world and returning the proof. No accounts, no API keys, no subscriptions.
Measured from settled payments, not estimates · last call about 11 hours ago.
Describe an app, get it built
Write what the app should do and receive it built: an Android App Bundle, an installable apk and the source. The tiers differ by how much you get to specify and how hard we try to break it before you see it.
A product, not a deliverable
On requestMulti-platform, a backend built alongside, and a scope agreed before anyone pays.
A team, for a quarter
On requestThree months of sustained work on one product, scoped and milestone-billed.
Your own corridor, built and handed over
On requestThe rail, the operation and a year alongside you — one operator per territory.
Give your agent a wallet in two minutes.
One MCP server puts every service above into Claude, Cursor, VS Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, Goose or your own framework as a tool, price included. The key stays on your machine; spending caps are yours to set.
npx bottrunk-mcp wallet # creates the agent's wallet, prints the address # send that address 0.3 ALGO, then the USDC it may spend. # The USDC opt-in in between happens by itself on the first call. claude mcp add bottrunk -- npx -y bottrunk-mcp
{
"mcpServers": {
"bottrunk": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "bottrunk-mcp"] }
}
}
- 1. Your agent asks for a service and gets an HTTP 402 with the price.
- 2. It signs a USDC transfer from its own wallet and retries.
- 3. We verify, run the work, settle on Algorand and return the result with a receipt.
- Steps for Cursor, VS Code, OpenClaw, Hermes and 8 more →
Have an API? Sell it here.
Register an upstream URL and a price. We host the paywall, settle in USDC and pay you out — no payment code on your side. You keep 85% of every call.
Work that needs hands?
Bank deposits, verification visits, translation, phone calls — real people behind an HTTP endpoint, paid per job. Tell us what your agent needs done and we will price it.