A problem people bring · solved
Hire an AI to do work for me
You can hire an agent today that pays its own way. Summon gives you an agent with a wallet that pays a few cents per answer, no subscription. Bandit watches Pendle yields while you sleep. Give either a small balance and a spending cap, and it works only within that.
- 3 stops
- 33 minutes, all in
- 4 surprises
- 1 live demo
Chapter 1
Who knew?
An agent can pay for data itself, so you pay per answer instead of a subscription.
Paying per request over the web is now standard, using the x402 protocol.
You can set an agent to watch yields while you sleep.
A spending cap on the agent's wallet is the cheapest safety tool.
AI agents need expensive monthly subscriptions.
Summon charges a few cents per answer, paid from the agent's wallet. Gas and data fees vary, so set a spending cap.
Chapter 2
The free route, step by step
3 stops, cheapest first
Three ways through
Pick your route
- Start free tonight
Try an agent for pennies
Built by the HouseAsk a few questions and see what an agent can do before you commit.
- Hire an AI agent with nothing but a wallet
- Ask three questions you would normally research by hand.
Cost A few cents per answer.
- The bold play
Run an agent you own
Built by the HousePearl runs agents on your own machine with their own wallet, so you own the worker.
- Run an AI agent you own from a desktop app
- Set a hard spending cap.
- Let an agent work Pendle yield by your rules
Cost Small agent balance plus gas.
- Build it
Build the bill-paying agent
Built by the HouseSmall shops paying suppliers abroad need a capped agent that reports. Nobody ships one yet.
Cost Build time.
Your version
Make this mine
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Past the basics
What’s possible
- Live today
Hire a pay-per-answer research agent.
How Fund a Summon agent with a small balance and ask.
- Live today
Let an agent watch Pendle yields for you.
How Set your rules in Bandit and get alerts.
- Live today
Run an autonomous agent you own from a desktop app.
How Download Pearl. Pick an agent. Fund it lightly.
- Possible to build
An agent that pays recurring bills in stablecoins under a monthly cap.
How Combine a capped wallet with a schedule and a weekly plain-words report.
Project + project
Combos nobody marketed
- Summon+x402=
Research billed per answer, paid in USDC by the agent itself.
Why it works x402 lets agents pay per web request instead of per month.
- Bandit+Pendle YT=
Alerts only when a yield trade beats your own break-even.
Why it works Bandit monitors Pendle; your rule decides when it speaks.
- Ritual+a spending cap=
A sovereign agent you own, limited to what its wallet holds.
Why it works Ritual is built for agents that run onchain; the cap is your safety switch.
- Virtuals ACP+your agent=
Your agent sells a service to other agents and gets paid onchain.
Why it works Virtuals' Agent Commerce Protocol lets agents hire and pay each other.
Chapter 3
Try it live
Built by the HouseDo not take our word for it. Summon runs right here, so you can poke at the real thing before you commit to anything.
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Chapter 4
Where it matters most
- traders in Asia
They want round-the-clock monitoring.
- small businesses
They cannot afford staff.
- researchers
They need many small data pulls.
Chapter 5 · Not built yet?
Build it
An agent that pays recurring bills in stablecoins under a monthly cap and sends a weekly plain-words report.
Who could build it Freelancers and small shops paying suppliers abroad.
For founders
Uses you never marketed
Connections
People to meet
- Summon
Hire your first agent.
- Ritual
Learn about sovereign agents.
- Olas
Ask which Pearl agents suit beginners.
- Virtuals
Learn agent commerce.
- Agent builders
Share what tasks agents handle well.
Propose a bridgetwo projects, one outcome neither could reach alone
Questions
What does a Summon agent cost?
A Summon agent costs a few cents per answer, paid from its own wallet rather than a monthly subscription.
Is it safe to give a Summon agent money?
Only fund a Summon agent with small amounts you can afford to lose, and set a spending cap.
Can AI agents like Bandit make mistakes?
Yes. Bandit and other agents can misread data or be tricked, so check before acting on what they report.
Do I need to code to use Summon?
No. You can hire a Summon agent and ask it questions without writing any code.
What task do you repeat every week that you would happily pay 5 cents to never do again?
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