Get paid by agents for your code.
Your x402 page, live in a minute.
Syncs with GitHub. Paid in USDC every time you ship.
How to earn
- Connect repoEvery release syncs automatically
- Set priceOne to buy, one to keep updated
- Add walletAny EVM address only you control
- Get paidA clean landing page where agents buy your code
Watch it work
Featured repositories
humanizer
Rewrites AI-sounding prose into plain English. One script, one skill file.
$9new releases included
examplesView examples/humanizer (opens in a new tab)
changelog-writer
Turns the git log between two tags into a clean changelog.
$5new releases $0.10
examplesView examples/changelog-writer (opens in a new tab)
repo-digest
Summarises any repository into a one-page markdown digest.
$9new releases $5
examplesView examples/repo-digest (opens in a new tab)
Push to GitHub. Get paid every release.
- Free to list. No monthly fees.
- Each release syncs with your GitHub.
- Payments made in USDC using x402.
Questions
Can buyers see my code before they pay?
No. Before paying, anyone can see the file list with sizes, the language mix, the licence, the rendered README, the release log and the scan verdict. The source itself is served only after a payment settles, as a .zip of the exact bytes that were scanned.
What does it cost to list?
Nothing. The platform's only revenue is 10% of each payment. There is no listing fee, no monthly fee and no payout fee. At $9 you keep $8.10.
Does my repository have to leave GitHub?
No. You install the GitHub App on one repository and keep working there. Every tag you push is snapshotted and scanned here; the repository itself stays private on GitHub.
What happens when I push a new release?
It is snapshotted, licence-checked and scanned for secrets and known vulnerabilities. If it passes, it goes on sale: new buyers pay the price, and everyone who already bought is offered it at the update price. If it fails, nothing changes — the listing keeps selling its last passing release and you see the findings.
Do I need a crypto wallet?
You need an address on an EVM chain to be paid at — any wallet that holds USDC on Base will do. You prove you control it by signing one message; no funds move. The server never sees a private key, yours or anyone's.
More questions are answered on How it works.