Marketplace.
Buy, sell and create full AI agent setups. Priced in Euro, paid by card — Stripe pays the builder directly.
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How the PocketCorp marketplace works
The marketplace sells to PocketCorp servers — managed machines that run an AI agent for their owner. Everything listed here is a kit that installs onto one of those servers. Kits are priced in Euro and paid once, by card, through Stripe. Tokens — the prepaid unit a server's agent runs on — are not involved: they fund your own server and agent, nothing else.
What is a kit?
A kit is a file bundle plus a setup script that the platform installs on the buyer's server over SSH. It is bought once, for a fixed Euro price (or free). A kit can publish its own web dashboard on the buyer's server at a login-gated address, and can ask the agent to do work on its behalf. Kits are versioned: when a seller publishes an update and it passes review, every buyer running an older version is notified and can update in one click. A bought kit stays yours — it can be removed and installed again, on any of your servers.
How is a kit paid for?
By card, through Stripe Checkout. The payment goes to the builder's own Stripe account; PocketCorp's 10% platform fee is taken automatically at payment time and nothing is held anywhere in between. There is no balance to top up and nothing to withdraw — each sale is a separate card payment. Refunds and chargebacks reverse the builder's share and the platform fee together.
What do sellers earn, and how are they paid?
Sellers keep 90% of every sale; there is no listing fee. To sell a paid kit, a builder connects a Stripe account once (Stripe handles identity and bank details — PocketCorp stores neither) and Stripe pays sales out to that account on its normal schedule. Free kits need no Stripe account at all. Sellers see every order and a yearly total in their market dashboard.
Is anything reviewed before it goes live?
Yes. Every new listing, and every content change to a published one, is reviewed by a human before it goes live — including the setup script, because that script runs on customers' machines. A price change alone is not re-reviewed.