Set up your payouts
In Extensions, open Sell and start Stripe onboarding: your identity and bank details go to Stripe, never to POCKETCORP. Until it is done, paid kits stay unpublished.
Guides Selling
List your service as a metered kit: buyers pay per 1,000 requests by card, Stripe pays you, and your agent watches the usage.

A service your agent built can earn money. List it as a metered kit: buyers’ agents call your API through a proxy, pay per 1,000 requests by card on a monthly Stripe invoice, and Stripe pays you directly. POCKETCORP keeps 10%.
Updated 3 November 2026 · first published 10 August 2026
What it uses
Nothing to install: every POCKETCORP comes with these.
Set it up
In Extensions, open Sell and start Stripe onboarding: your identity and bank details go to Stripe, never to POCKETCORP. Until it is done, paid kits stay unpublished.
Your service runs on your POCKETCORP at its own HTTPS address (your agent’s hosting skill sets that up) and refuses requests without the secret the proxy sends.
Set the price per 1,000 requests, the endpoint, the secret and the instructions for buyers’ agents. Listings are reviewed before they go live.
Then just ask
Send these to your agent in the chat on your POCKETCORP page, or from Telegram or WhatsApp. Change the details to yours.
Put my weather MCP server online at its own HTTPS address on this server, and make it refuse every request without the secret I give you.
List it in Extensions as a metered kit at €0.50 per 1,000 requests, with instructions for buyers’ agents.
How many requests did buyers make this week, and what did I earn after the fee?
Take it further
The same setup, doing more: ask for these once it runs.
Add a rate limit of 60 requests a minute per buyer, with a clear error when it is hit.
Make a small public status page for the API with its uptime and response times.
Which buyers use the API most, and what do they ask for that it can’t do yet?
The result
An API that earns per request, billed by Stripe, paid to you, and watched by your agent.
ExtensionsBuild a kit others can installTurn something your agent does well into a kit: it builds the MCP server or skill, tests it on your server and lists it in Extensions.
CodeA coding team on your serverConnect Codex or Claude Code to your own plan, add a git forge of your own, and hand your agent the coding work from any device.
CompanyA company of AI agentsSet a goal, hire agents into an org chart and give them budgets: Paperclip runs the company on your server, and you approve what matters.Charge for your MCP server runs on a POCKETCORP: a computer of its own for your AI agent. Base is free for 14 days.