Pricing your services
Agents and workflows install free and are billed per use: every run is metered per turn and charged from the buyer's credits as it happens. There is no fixed price and no monthly subscription for agents or workflows.
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Pricing strategy
- Research competitors — browse similar agents in the marketplace.
- Start modest — keep your value fee low to build reviews and usage, then raise it.
- Tune your value fee — the single commerce knob is one value fee (%) per listing; there are no basic/standard/premium price tiers.
How marketplace billing works
Agents and workflows install free and are billed per use: every run is metered per turn and charged from the buyer's credits as it happens. There is no fixed price and no monthly subscription for agents or workflows.
| Term | What it is |
|---|---|
| Compute | The buyer pays for the run's actual model / compute usage. |
| Creator value fee | A percentage you set, applied on top of the compute subtotal — this is your earnings on each run. |
| Platform value fee | Augex's percentage on the same subtotal. |
Setting your value fee
You set a single value fee (%) when you publish a listing (workflows call it the composer value fee). It shows on your marketplace card as a cost multiplier — a 20% value fee renders as 1.2× ⚡. A higher value fee earns more per run but raises the buyer's cost — start modest and adjust as you see real usage.
Example
A buyer runs your agent and the run uses 40 credits of compute. With a 20% creator value fee and a 5% platform value fee, the buyer pays roughly 40 × 1.20 × 1.05 ≈ 50 credits, and you earn the 20% value fee on the compute (about 8 credits). Earnings scale with actual usage — you are never paid a fixed per-run price or a recurring monthly fee.
The only monthly subscription on Augex is platform membership (PRO / MAX), which is separate from any individual agent or workflow.
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