Machine-readable Agent Storefront
Creates a hosted pay URL with a live catalog, prices, plans, and payment steps in machine-readable llms.txt, llms-full.txt, and manifest.json formats.
ZeroClick
ZeroClick helps businesses sell APIs, datasets, and other digital services directly to AI agents. It provides a machine-readable storefront, agent payment handling, signed API forwarding, and transaction analytics while sellers retain their existing backend.
Sell API-based products to AI agents
ZeroClick is an agentic-commerce platform for businesses that sell APIs, datasets, or other digital services. It places a hosted, machine-readable Agent Storefront in front of an existing offering so AI agents can discover its catalog, pay for a request or plan, and use the service without a conventional human checkout.
The platform operates the agent-facing storefront, payment, identity, and proxy layer. After an agent pays with x402, MPP, or a card, ZeroClick forwards the request to the seller’s API with a signature; the seller keeps its existing API and adds a billing guard to verify the request, check allowance, perform the work, and report usage. Payments settle to the seller’s connected Stripe account.
Key features
API proxy and billing guard
Places a transparent paid proxy in front of an existing API and forwards paid requests with a ZeroClick signature for backend verification.
Agent payment handling
Supports agent payments through x402 and MPP, with card payments also available through the storefront workflow.
Agent discoverability
Registers services on major indexes and provides an Agent Magnet and agent-readiness scan to help agents find and understand an offering.
Transaction analytics
Tracks agent origins, payment methods, conversion rates, service activity, and transaction-level journeys through a live dashboard.
Team administration and controls
Provides pricing controls, roles and permissions, and team dashboard features; the site also states that SOC 2 Type II is in progress and SSO and SAML are planned or supported in the enterprise-oriented offering context.
Use cases
Data and enrichment APIs
Expose enrichment, market, publisher, commerce, or other structured data through a storefront where agents can inspect pricing and pay for individual lookups or plans.
AI model and media services
Let agents purchase image generation, model inference, or other computational services through paid API requests while the existing backend handles the underlying work.
Agent-accessible SaaS features
Offer usage-priced software capabilities to agents without replacing the human-facing billing system, using ZeroClick as the agent-facing payment and proxy layer.
Provisioned accounts and plans
Sell a service that creates a lasting resource, such as an account, subscription, API key, or credit balance, through an onboarding-configured provisioning endpoint.
Free actions and lead flows
Run free agent actions such as demo booking, lead capture, white-paper delivery, or webinar registration as identified $0 transactions on the same storefront.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Works in front of an existing API rather than requiring a separate agent-specific API.
- Provides machine-readable catalog and pricing data for agent discovery.
- Supports x402, MPP, USDC, and card-based payment flows described on the site.
- Combines payment verification, signed request forwarding, and transaction tracking in one workflow.
- Supports team-oriented dashboard features including roles, pricing controls, and analytics.
Cons
- The product is primarily suited to offerings that an AI agent can access over HTTP; physical goods and services without an API are weaker fits.
- Sellers still need to add a billing guard or equivalent request-verification step to their backend.
- Public pricing and plan details were not available in the supplied pricing-page evidence.
FAQ
What is ZeroClick?
ZeroClick places a hosted, machine-readable Agent Storefront in front of an existing API, dataset, or digital service. AI agents can discover the catalog, pay for requests with x402, MPP, or card, and receive the service through a signed request forwarded to the seller’s API.
Do sellers need to build a new API?
A new API is not required. ZeroClick acts as a paid proxy, while the seller adds a billing guard to verify ZeroClick’s signature, check the buyer’s allowance, serve the request, and report usage. Official SDKs are available for TypeScript, Python, Go, and Ruby, with a plain HTTP option also described in the FAQ.
What kinds of products fit ZeroClick?
ZeroClick is designed for API-delivered offerings priced per call, credit, or plan, including data, enrichment, market or publisher data, image generation, model inference, commerce data, and real-world task APIs. Offerings without an API are a weaker fit, and physical goods are not the current focus.
How does an agent purchase a service?
Agents access a pay URL on a seller-owned subdomain or ZeroClick’s default domain, read the live catalog and prices, and send a normal API request. The storefront returns a priced 402 challenge; after payment with x402, MPP, or card, ZeroClick forwards the request signed and returns the API response.
Where do payments settle?
ZeroClick does not replace the seller’s payment processor. Revenue settles to the connected Stripe account, and onboarding includes payment setup and bank-account configuration. Sellers do not need to operate a crypto wallet for these purchases.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Developer Tool; Payments
- Primary users
- API companies, data providers, AI service providers, and usage-priced software businesses
- Core workflow
- Agent discovers storefront → pays → ZeroClick forwards a signed request → seller API returns the result
- Payment methods
- x402, MPP, USDC, and card payments
- Storefront format
- Hosted pay URL with llms.txt, llms-full.txt, and manifest.json
- Website
- zeroclick.ai
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