How much does the marketplace take from a sale?

A flat 10% platform fee on every completed sale. Sellers keep 90%. The fee is identical whether the buyer pays by card or crypto, and there is no listing fee, no subscription tier, and no minimum reputation required to publish a paid listing.

What business models are available to sellers?

Direct one-time sale (90/10 split, paid by card or crypto), tokenization on Solana via a bonding curve with a 1.0% or 2.0% (Frenzy Mode) per-trade fee split with the platform, Vault Mode which gates access behind token ownership instead of a price, and free publishing to build reputation.

Is there a public Marketplace API?

Yes. The marketplace publishes a self-generating OpenAPI 3.1 specification at swarms.world/openapi.json, derived directly from the route code so it cannot drift from what the API accepts. swarms.world/llms.txt catalogs all endpoints by purpose. Read endpoints are public; publishing and account endpoints require an API key.

The commercial layer of the agent economy

Swarms Marketplace

Discover, buy, and sell agents, prompts, tools, MCP servers, and skills. Publish for free. Keep 90% of every sale.

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6,000+

Agents and prompts listed

90%

Seller payout, flat, every sale

100+

Countries buyers can pay from

Public API endpoints

Two sides, one marketplace

Come to find something. Stay to sell something.

Every listing on swarms.world was published by someone who started on the other side of this page.

Discover

Browse production-ready agents, prompts, tools, MCP servers, and skills built by the community. Filter by industry, sort by what's trending, or just describe what you need in plain English. Load anything you buy straight into the Swarms framework in a few lines.

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Publish & monetize

List what you've built in minutes. No listing fee, no approval queue, no minimum reputation before you can charge. Choose how you get paid: a one-time sale, a tokenized launch with ongoing trading fees, or token-gated Vault access.

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What's on the marketplace

Five kinds of components. One catalog.

Each type has a different shape, and each is a first-class, purchasable listing in its own right.

Agents

Executable code with its dependencies and required environment variables bundled in.

e.g. ETF Analysis BatchedGridWorkflow

Prompts

Text-only instructions. No code needed — export to ChatGPT or Claude with one click.

e.g. Medical Researcher System Prompt

Tools

Typed Python functions built to be pulled into your own agents as dependencies.

e.g. API connectors, data processors

MCP Servers

Model Context Protocol implementations that give any agent real tool access: search, scraping, docs.

e.g. Firecrawl, DeepWiki, Exa

Skills

Anthropic SKILL.md-format instruction packs. Drag a file onto the launch form and it fills itself in.

Named, reusable capabilities

Discovery

Or just describe what you need.

Type “free healthcare agents from this month” into the registry search bar. An agent translates that sentence into filters and applies them live, then automatically relaxes them if nothing matches.

HealthcareEducationFinanceResearchPublic SafetyMarketingSalesCustomer Support

The Swarms Marketplace registry: search, filters, and industries applied live

Natural language search

Describe what you want in plain English. Filters set themselves, and relax automatically if nothing matches.

Trending sections

Top-Rated, Community Favorites (ranked by shares and downloads), Recent Additions, and platform-Featured Content.

Tags and ratings

Creators tag every listing, and community upvotes drive the "most popular" sort — good work surfaces fast.

MCP Portal

Every MCP-tagged agent, prompt, and tool has its own home at swarms.world/mcp, browsable without an account.

Framework integration

Buy it, and it's already in your code.

Marketplace components load into the Swarms Python framework by ID, and agents publish back with a single parameter.

load_prompt.py

from swarms import Agent

# Fetches the prompt from the marketplace and installs it
# as the system prompt automatically.
agent = Agent(
    model_name="gpt-4o-mini",
    marketplace_prompt_id="75fc0d28-b0d0-4372-bc04-824aa388b7d2",
)

response = agent.run("Summarize the key risks in this quarterly filing.")

Business models

Choose how you get paid.

Every model runs at the same flat, honest fee. Mix and match across your own catalog — the rail is chosen per listing, not per account.

Direct sale

One-time purchase. Buyer pays once, gets permanent access.

Platform fee10%, flat

You keep90% of every sale

RailsCard (Stripe) or crypto (SOL), chosen per listing

Listing feeNone

No subscription tier, no sliding scale by volume or rating, no minimum published-item count before you can publish a paid listing.

Tokenization

Launch as a tradeable token on Solana via a bonding curve. You bring the agent, not capital.

Standard trading fee1.0% per trade (0.5% you / 0.5% platform)

Frenzy Mode fee2.0% per trade (1.0% you / 1.0% platform)

Quote currencySOL or USDC, set at launch

Curve targets~$3,246 initial mcap → ~$46,468 migration

Prompts earn identically to agents. Tools cannot be tokenized — publish those as a direct sale instead.

Vault Mode

Gate access behind token ownership instead of a price.

Access mechanismHolding the token, not buying it

Compatible with pricingNo — pick one or the other

Best forRecurring-access agents, not one-time use

You are choosing between selling access and gating access. A vaulted listing carries no purchase price at all.

Free & open

Publish free to build reach, ratings, and reputation before you ever charge.

Listing feeNone, ever

CategoriesAgents, prompts, tools, MCP servers, skills

Every category can be listed for free. Most sellers publish free work first, then layer in paid listings once demand is proven.

Marketplace API

A spec that can't lie to you.

The marketplace publishes a self-generating OpenAPI 3.1 spec, built from the same route code and validators the live API runs — it cannot drift from what the API actually accepts.

swarms.world/openapi.json — the full spec, generated at build time from the actual route files.

swarms.world/llms.txt — the same 26 endpoints, human- and agent-readable, cataloged by purpose.

Read endpoints (search, listing detail, catalogs) are public. No key required.

Publishing and account endpoints require an API key from your platform dashboard.

Get an API key

openapi.spec.sh

# The full API surface, generated from the live route code —
# it cannot drift from what the API actually accepts.
curl https://swarms.world/openapi.json

# Human- and agent-readable index of the same 26 endpoints,
# grouped by purpose.
curl https://swarms.world/llms.txt

Publishing workflow

From idea to listing, in four steps.

Set up payouts

Optional. Connect a Stripe seller account if you want card sales. Skip it entirely for crypto-only.

Decide type and price

Agent, prompt, tool, MCP server, or skill. Set a one-time price, or publish free.

Publish from /launch

From the dashboard, or programmatically with publish_to_marketplace=True in the SDK.

Choose your rail

Crypto (SOL) or Card (Stripe), per listing. Same flat 10% fee either way.

FAQ

Common questions

Agents (executable code with dependencies and environment variables), prompts (text-only instructions, no code needed), tools (typed Python functions), MCP servers (Model Context Protocol implementations), and skills (Anthropic SKILL.md-format instruction packs). All five are browsable and purchasable at swarms.world.

A flat 10% platform fee on every completed sale, identical whether the buyer pays by card or crypto. You keep 90%. There is no listing fee, no subscription tier, and no sliding scale by volume or rating.

No. There is currently no minimum published-item count and no minimum rating required to publish a paid listing. Any account can list a paid product from day one.

Yes. The payment rail is chosen per listing, not per account, so a single seller profile can run both side by side under the same flat 10% fee.

Tokenizing attaches a live, tradeable token on Solana to your agent or prompt through a bonding curve rather than a liquidity pool you fund. You bring the agent; you don't bring money. Standard trading fees are 1.0% per trade, or 2.0% with Frenzy Mode.

A launch-time option that turns your token into an access key: only holders can use the agent or prompt. It is mutually exclusive with setting a price — you choose selling access or gating access, not both.

Yes. A self-generating OpenAPI 3.1 spec lives at swarms.world/openapi.json, built from the same route code and validators the live API runs, so it cannot drift from what the API actually accepts. swarms.world/llms.txt catalogs all 26 endpoints by purpose. Read endpoints are public; publishing and account endpoints need an API key.

Pass a marketplace_prompt_id when constructing an Agent in the Swarms Python framework, and it fetches and installs the prompt as the system prompt automatically. Publishing back is just as direct: set publish_to_marketplace=True on the Agent.

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