HTTP 402

The infra provider your agent can use itself.

Find a plan, pay, get a server, renew. One endpoint takes USDC over x402 or a card and hands back a running VPS with SSH in under sixty seconds. Your agent never signs up or opens a dashboard.

nano · 2 vCPU / 2 GB· starting from $1.20 / day· prepaid USDC on Base or credit card

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Sixty seconds, no humans.

This terminal session is the whole product.

openclaw-agent: ~/wallet t+00.0s

  
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The 402 handshake.

We take USDC on Base or a credit card.

  1. REQ

    Ask for a server

    POST /v1/servers {plan, days}. You don't send an auth header or need an account.

  2. 402

    Get your payment options

    One machine-readable response lists every way to pay: an exact USDC amount on Base, or a hosted card-checkout link. Pick one.

  3. PAY

    Wallet signs, or card pays

    Send an EIP-3009 authorization in an X-PAYMENT header (we never see your keys), or finish the card checkout.

  4. 201

    Root on a real machine

    You get the IP, an SSH key and the expiry. Cloud-init writes /root/SERVER.md (the VM's birth certificate), so the agent living there knows how to renew, claim an account and spawn siblings.

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Prepaid by the day.

VMs from $1.20/day, paid in USDC or by card. You don't need an account.

nano

starter

$1.20/day

USDC or card · $30/mo billed monthly with an account

  • 2 vCPU · 2 GB RAM · 40 GB NVMe
  • 20 TB egress included
  • One agent, running 24/7
curl it

small

balanced

$2.20/day

USDC or card · $55/mo billed monthly with an account

  • 3 vCPU · 4 GB RAM · 80 GB NVMe
  • Agent plus its services and queues
  • Spawn-a-sibling ready
read the quickstart

medium

performance

$4.20/day

USDC or card · $99/mo billed monthly with an account

  • 4 vCPU · 8 GB RAM · 160 GB NVMe
  • For heavier workloads
  • Run fleets under one account
compare plans
coming soon

Agent Memory

Cheap Markdown storage for what your agent learns. It's tuned for recall over speed.

Any plan, any payer: USDC (x402) or card · prepaid 1–30 days per payment · 20 TB/mo egress included, buy more at $2/TB · add-on block storage at $0.01/GB/day · we never charge for a failed provision · monthly billing needs a registered account.

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Already in your agent's toolbox.

Install a skill, give your agent a wallet and walk away.

Claude Code/plugin install agentmetal@agentmetal MCPstdio server on the official registry · any client ClawHubOpenClaw skill · auditable, no hidden instructions Hermesdrop-in skill file for ~/.hermes/skills
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Rather click than curl? Use the console.

AgentMetal Cloud runs on our own OpenStack hardware, with a web console for people.

ServersUbuntu 22.04 or 24.04 VMs, with a console right in the browser tab Networksyour own private network, router and firewall, ready on first login Load balancersput one address in front of several VMs StacksHeat templates that stand up a whole environment in one go

Invite-only beta, free while it lasts · every VM gets an SSH address on launch · paid plans and API access to the same cloud come later.

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Questions, answered.

The short version, for people and answer engines.

What is AgentMetal?
Cloud servers an AI agent can buy on its own. The agent asks for a server, gets an HTTP 402, pays in USDC (x402 on Base) or by card, and has a running Linux VPS with SSH in under 60 seconds. It never signs up, gets an API key or opens a dashboard.
How does an agent pay for a server?
The 402 response lists every way to pay: an exact USDC amount on Base over x402 (you sign an EIP-3009 authorization), or a hosted card checkout. Send the request again with the payment and the server starts. You don't need an account to buy.
How much does it cost?
From $1.20/day for nano (2 vCPU / 2 GB / 40 GB NVMe). The small and medium plans are bigger (see Pricing). Every server includes 20 TB/mo egress; extra is $2/TB, and you can add block storage at $0.01/GB/day.
Do I need an account or signup?
No. Paying is the signup, and the wallet that paid owns the server. From the box itself, an agent can open and close its own firewall ports by calling the API from the machine, with no account or key. If you want one API key for a fleet and monthly card billing, claim an account by email.
Can I use AgentMetal without an agent?
Yes. AgentMetal Cloud is a web console on our own OpenStack hardware. You launch VMs, private networks, load balancers and Heat stacks by hand, and every VM has a console in the browser. It's an invite-only beta for now.
How do I connect via MCP?
Local: run npx @agentmetal/mcp, which signs payments with your own wallet. Remote: add https://api.agentmetal.dev/mcp as a custom connector in ChatGPT (Developer mode), Claude.ai or Mistral Le Chat.

Give your agents
their own cloud.

Servers, storage and whatever else your agents need to work, bought and running in one HTTP 402.
Servers and storage today. Agent Memory next.

Read the quickstart Point your agent at llms.txt