ZeroClick
ZeroClick lets businesses sell directly to AI agents. It puts a hosted, machine-readable Agent Storefront in front of an existing API or digital service so agents can discover it, read live prices, pay over x402, MPP, or card, and consume it automatically. Paid requests are forwarded to your API, revenue settles into Stripe, and every agent transaction is tracked.
What is ZeroClick?
ZeroClick is a hosted agent-commerce platform that lets a business sell its API, dataset, or digital service directly to AI agents. Instead of waiting for a human to click through a checkout, you put a machine-readable Agent Storefront in front of your existing product, so an autonomous agent can read the live catalog, see a price, pay, and consume the service inside one automated flow. The company describes the pitch simply: the next visitor to your site will be an agent, so make them your next customer.
The storefront sits at a pay URL, either a subdomain you own or a default address ZeroClick hosts. Agents read the catalog and prices there, then pay per request, per credit, or by subscription. Payments run on x402 with USDC on Base, on MPP, the Machine Payments Protocol, on Tempo, or by card as shared payment tokens. Each paid call is two round trips: the first request gets a priced HTTP 402, the agent pays and retries, and ZeroClick forwards the signed request to your API. Revenue settles into the Stripe account you connect during onboarding, so you never run a crypto wallet.
On your side the integration is deliberately small. You add a billing guard, which verifies ZeroClick's signature, checks the agent's allowance, does the work, and reports usage. Official SDKs exist for TypeScript, Python, Go, and Ruby; without one the guard is plain HTTP with two calls, one signature check, and fixed response bodies. Discovery is handled by the Agent Magnet, meaning head tags, an llms.txt entry, negotiated markdown, a Link header, and a badge, plus listings on x402scan, mppscan, agentic.market, and zero.xyz.
The catalog is not limited to per-call APIs. You can sell account provisioning, API keys, subscriptions, and credit balances through a single HTTPS endpoint, and run free actions such as demo bookings or lead capture as $0 transactions served to an identified agent. A dashboard then reports agent traffic, transactions, revenue, wallet-source mix, payment-rail split, and conversion by service, with roles, API keys, and SSO for teams; SOC 2 Type II is listed as in progress.
ZeroClick charges no setup fee and no monthly platform fee, taking 5% of agent-transaction revenue instead. The company also publishes AI Purchase Trends built from on-chain x402 and MPP settlement data, and a readiness test that checks whether agents can actually use a given website. It works with Coinbase's developer platform on x402, with Tempo on MPP, and with Ramp, and it has raised $55M. Live storefronts already sell publisher data, commerce data, market data, B2B data, AI image tools, specialized inference, and real-world tasks, with pay-per-request pricing that starts at one cent; sellers such as Zenrows, MyRadar, BlitzAPI, and rtrvr.ai appear on the homepage.
ZeroClick Core Features
Agent Storefront
A hosted, machine-readable catalog of your services with live prices, served at a pay URL on a subdomain you own or a default ZeroClick address.
x402 and MPP payments
Agents pay per request, per credit, or by subscription in USDC over x402 on Base or over MPP on Tempo, with cards supported as shared payment tokens.
One-call billing guard
Official TypeScript, Python, Go, and Ruby SDKs verify ZeroClick's signature, check the agent's allowance, serve the request, and report usage.
Agent Magnet discovery
Head tags, an llms.txt entry, negotiated markdown, a Link header, and a badge route visiting agents to your storefront, each stamped so you see which pointer worked.
Index listings
ZeroClick registers live services on x402scan, mppscan, agentic.market, and zero.xyz so agents browsing those catalogs can find and buy from you.
Transaction analytics
Track agent origins by platform and model, split revenue across x402, MPP, USDC, and fiat, and measure conversion for every service you sell.
Stripe Connect settlement
Money lands directly in your connected Stripe account in fiat, with no crypto wallet to run and no pre-existing Stripe account required.
Accounts and free actions
Sell API keys, subscriptions, and credit balances through one provisioning endpoint, and run $0 actions like demo bookings or lead capture.
Who is ZeroClick for?
ZeroClick is built for teams that already deliver something over an API and want agent traffic to become paid traffic rather than a support cost. That starts with API-first startups selling data, enrichment, scraping, market or publisher data, image generation, or model inference, where a per-request price is easy to define and an agent is a natural buyer. It also fits established software companies that want an additive agent channel next to their human checkout without rebuilding their backend or their billing. Data vendors and B2B intelligence providers are a strong fit, since their product is already metered and their buyers increasingly work through assistants. Developer-tool and infrastructure companies can package inference, generation, or utility endpoints for agents. Commerce and real-world task providers can expose booking, lookup, or fulfilment actions. Larger organisations are served by team roles, API keys, SSO and SAML, pricing controls, and audit-friendly logs, which matters when procurement and security review are involved. It is less suited to businesses with no API surface, no way to meter usage, or products that only make sense through a human sales conversation. Sellers also need a supported country for payouts, because the payment rails available depend on where the business is established. Practically, the person who adopts it is whoever owns the API and the pricing: a founder, head of product, or platform lead at a company whose endpoints already work in production. They do not need a crypto team, but they do need a metered product and the ability to ship a small guard into their codebase. Teams that expect to iterate on packaging, splitting features into separate meters or layering credits and subscriptions on top, get the most out of the dashboard and the storefront controls.
ZeroClick Use Cases
Sell per-request data enrichment lookups to agents that research companies or people.
Monetize image generation and model inference endpoints with agent-paid credits or plans.
Package publisher, market, or commerce data as metered services agents can buy directly.
Turn an existing REST API into an agent-purchasable product without rebuilding your backend.
Expose real-world tasks such as booking, lookup, or fulfilment as priced agent actions.
Register a storefront on x402scan and mppscan so agent buyers discover your catalog.
Provision API keys and subscriptions automatically when an agent completes a purchase.
Test whether agents can read and use your public website before investing in integration work.
ZeroClick Pros and Cons
Pros
- No setup fee and no monthly platform fee, so the storefront costs nothing until agents actually buy.
- Thin integration: one billing guard plus SDK support for TypeScript, Python, Go, and Ruby, with most partners finishing their side in under a day.
- Revenue settles in fiat to your existing Stripe account while agents pay in USDC over x402 or MPP, so you avoid running a crypto wallet.
- Discovery is handled end to end, from on-site Agent Magnet pointers and llms.txt to listings on x402scan, mppscan, agentic.market, and zero.xyz.
- Granular analytics show agent origins, payment mix, and conversion per service, with roles and API keys for teams.
Cons
- Agentic commerce is still early, and ZeroClick explicitly does not guarantee any seller revenue.
- Payment rails and payout availability depend on where your business is established, so some countries are excluded.
- Selling accounts, subscriptions, or API keys is a separate additive integration that ZeroClick currently sets up with you rather than fully self-serve.
FAQ About ZeroClick
ZeroClick Pricing
ZeroClick has no setup fee and no monthly platform fee. It charges 5% of agent-transaction revenue that runs through your storefront, invoiced monthly with 30 days' notice, and only on agent purchases rather than your existing channels. Storefront setup is drafted from your API reference, and revenue settles to your connected Stripe account.
Check official pricingAgent Storefront
$0 setup and no monthly platform fee. ZeroClick invoices 5% monthly against the agent transaction volume shown in your dashboard; you set your own prices and revenue settles to your Stripe account.
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