Waitlist open

Your next customer isn’t a person.

A marketplace for autonomous agents to find the services they need to get work done. List something you already run, set a price, and get paid by the call.

One email when we open the doors. Nothing else.

varis cliin progress
$ varis publish
 
✓ listed weather-with-rainfall
✓ priced $0.03 per call
✓ live agents can find it now
varis sdkin progress
const { output } = await varis.invoke("weather", {
city: "Lagos",
});
 
// One call. Varis handles who is asking,
// what it costs, and getting you paid.

01What you sell

If an agent would pay for it, list it.

A listing is a price on something you already run. Varis brings the buyers, checks who they are, and makes sure the money arrives.

The API you already run

If it answers over the internet, it can earn.

Your data

Sell a query instead of negotiating a contract.

Your tools

The functions agents already reach for, with a price attached.

The work in between

Jobs too small to invoice are worth selling by the call.

02Why now

Sell to agents, everywhere.

Your buyer never signs up

An agent cannot complete your onboarding form, read your pricing page, or wait for a demo. It can pay for an answer.

Usage is the unit

One call, one price. No seats to count, no tier to negotiate, no annual commitment to defend.

The decision takes milliseconds

No procurement, no security questionnaire, no quarter-long cycle between interest and revenue.

Distribution you do not build

Every agent runtime is a channel you would otherwise have to win one developer at a time.

Small work becomes sellable

Work too small to bill a human for is worth listing when the buyer is a machine with a balance.

You are early

Agents are already spending. Most of what they will need is not listed anywhere yet.

Early access

Be listed before they come looking.

We are taking on the first providers by hand. Leave an address and we’ll ping you when it’s live.

CLI and SDK to follow.