How to sell an AI Agent on Urbenetic
Steps for preparing, submitting, positioning and supporting an Agent for businesses.
Selling automation is not just publishing code. A business buys the handling of a job, known terms and identifiable support. The commercial product must be as clear as the technical implementation.
Choose a precise problem and audience
Separate setup, recurring and usage cost
Declare support and responsibilities
Define an offer you can deliver
Choose a segment you understand. State what is included, prerequisites, limits and exclusions. Calculate installation, support, third-party services and margin. If cost depends on the project, use a quote instead of an artificial price.
- Ideal customer
- Output and timing
- Prerequisites
- Limits
- Support cost
Submission and review
The dossier covers workflow, data, access, integrations, pricing and a demo. Urbenetic may request clarification before publication. Verification indicates review; it does not promise revenue.
- Creator identity
- Security
- Demonstration
- Commercial terms
After publication
A creator should track only sales and installations for their own Agents. Important versions, prices and permissions need history. Support and the ability to stop the automation are part of the product.
- Product metrics
- Version history
- Maintenance
- Real-customer feedback
Frequently asked questions
Does Urbenetic own the code?
No. The creator keeps the product, code and know-how. Usage and distribution rights follow the agreement accepted for the offer.
Is publication automatic?
No. Urbenetic reviews every submission before publication.
Can I guarantee sales?
No. Creators cannot guarantee sales or commercial outcomes.