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?

the bits nobody tells you
Oh! #1
An agent can pay for data itself, so you pay per answer instead of a subscription.
Agents hold wallets and pay small fees.
Oh! #2
Paying per request over the web is now standard, using the x402 protocol.
Coinbase's x402 lets agents pay in USDC per call.
Oh! #3
You can set an agent to watch yields while you sleep.
Bandit monitors Pendle.
Oh! #4
A spending cap on the agent's wallet is the cheapest safety tool.
Agents can only spend what they hold.
People assume

AI agents need expensive monthly subscriptions.

Actually

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

tap a stop to do it now

3 stops, cheapest first

  1. Stop 1 · AgentsHire an AI agent with nothing but a walletA few cents per answer3 minSummon
  2. Stop 2 · EarnLet an agent work Pendle yield by your rules$10+ capital + gas15 minBandit
  3. Stop 3 · AgentsDeploy a self-funding agent with one commandFree (testnet RITUAL from faucet)15 minRitual sovereign agent

Three ways through

Pick your route

free, bold, or build the missing piece
  1. Start free tonight

    Try an agent for pennies

    Built by the House

    Ask a few questions and see what an agent can do before you commit.

    1. Hire an AI agent with nothing but a wallet
    2. Ask three questions you would normally research by hand.

    Cost A few cents per answer.

  2. The bold play

    Run an agent you own

    Built by the House

    Pearl runs agents on your own machine with their own wallet, so you own the worker.

    1. Run an AI agent you own from a desktop app
    2. Set a hard spending cap.
    3. Let an agent work Pendle yield by your rules

    Cost Small agent balance plus gas.

  3. Build it

    Build the bill-paying agent

    Built by the House

    Small shops paying suppliers abroad need a capped agent that reports. Nobody ships one yet.

    1. Deploy a self-funding agent with one command
    2. Keep a wallet that argues back before you sign

    Cost Build time.

Your version

Make this mine

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What I already have

Past the basics

What’s possible

live today, or yours to build
  • 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

A + B = something new
  • Summonx402

    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.

  • BanditPendle YT

    Alerts only when a yield trade beats your own break-even.

    Why it works Bandit monitors Pendle; your rule decides when it speaks.

  • Rituala 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 ACPyour 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 House

Do 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

All projects →

Connections

People to meet

Propose a bridge →
  • Summon

    Hire your first agent.

    Say hello
  • Ritual

    Learn about sovereign agents.

    Say hello
  • Olas

    Ask which Pearl agents suit beginners.

    Say hello
  • Virtuals

    Learn agent commerce.

    Say hello
  • Agent builders

    Share what tasks agents handle well.

    Go there

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.

The spark

What task do you repeat every week that you would happily pay 5 cents to never do again?

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