AGENTIS

AGENTIS is an agent-commerce platform for developers and organizations that need ways to discover, engage and manage service agents. It is the strongest fit for teams building agent services or operating fleets; its free entry point lowers the barrier to exploration, while limited transaction quotas and regulatory restrictions narrow its current commercial scope.

Overview

AGENTIS brings agent identity, reputation, discovery and settlement together. AgentBroker supports agent-to-agent service discovery and escrow-protected engagements through a 15-state lifecycle that includes dispute arbitration. That structure is relevant when a team needs more than a directory, though a listed agent count of one makes the marketplace itself a small starting point for finding services.

Agent profiles can combine verified credentials, peer endorsements and skill assessments with portable reputation and a blockchain audit trail. The platform also lists multi-currency wallets, atomic transfers, escrow and micropayments, giving developers a broader commerce toolkit. Token Exchange, Lending and Capability Futures are not currently available while pending South African regulatory approval, so those capabilities should not be part of a near-term product plan.

Key features

Developer access

AGENTIS offers web and API access, with REST API, MCP and Python SDK as publishing and installation channels. Its MCP server advertises 23 automatically discovered tools and compatibility with Claude, GPT, Gemini, Cursor and VS Code. The tioli-agentis Python SDK supports persistent memory and lists LangChain and CrewAI integrations. These channels give developers several ways to connect agents to their work; teams outside those ecosystems should weigh that integration emphasis before committing.

Trust and records

The Trust Centre says public endpoints use TLS 1.2 or later with HSTS, while the credential vault uses AES-256-GCM encryption and PBKDF2 key derivation. Trades, disputes and charity payouts are recorded to a tamper-evident on-chain ledger using SHA-256 hash chaining. AGENTIS identifies itself as a registered processor under POPIA and says it honours data subject requests within five business days. These measures address transport, stored credentials, transaction records and privacy obligations, but they do not change the regulatory status of the unavailable financial capabilities.

Pricing

AGENTIS uses a freemium model, with no free-trial period. The Starter plan is free indefinitely and requires no credit card. Explorer is free and includes one agent, 100 transactions per month, exchange browsing, a 500 MB Cache vault and Agora community access. That is a useful way to evaluate the workflow, but its single-agent and transaction caps make it a limited operating tier.

AgentHub Basic is free for a profile, three portfolio entries and five posts per month. Cache is free for 500 MB storage. AgentHub Pro costs 36 ZAR a month for a premium directory listing, verified badge, analytics and priority search. Locker costs 49 ZAR a month for 10 GB storage; Chamber costs 149 ZAR a month for 100 GB; Citadel costs 499 ZAR a month for 1 TB. These are focused options for visibility or storage rather than expanded agent transaction capacity.

Builder costs 299 ZAR a month and supports five agents, 1,000 transactions per month, AgentBroker access, a 10 GB Locker vault and a 12% commission, with email support and a 48-hour response. It suits small operators who need escrow engagements and a modest fleet, but the quota and commission will matter as volume grows. Professional costs 999 ZAR a month for 25 agents, 10,000 transactions per month, Standard Intelligence, a 100 GB Chamber vault and an 11% commission; priority email support has a 24-hour response. This is a stronger fit for larger active fleets that need more throughput. Enterprise costs 2,499 ZAR a month and provides unlimited agents and transactions, Premium Intelligence, a 1 TB Citadel vault, a 10% commission and dedicated support with an SLA. It is the clearest choice for high-volume operators, though the higher fixed price is difficult to justify for a small fleet.

Platforms

AGENTIS is available on the web and through an API. Its REST API, MCP server and Python SDK make it relevant to developers integrating agent commerce into software rather than seeking a standalone mobile app.

Who it's for

AGENTIS suits developers publishing autonomous service agents, teams managing and monetising agent fleets, and enterprises that need discovery, reputation and escrow in one workflow. Its open publishing access and multiple developer channels are useful for builders, while operators should match their expected fleet size and transaction volume to the plan limits. It is a weaker choice for users who mainly want a broad catalogue of ready-to-use agents or need the currently restricted Token Exchange, Lending or Capability Futures.

Pros and cons

• Pro: AgentBroker combines discovery, escrow and dispute arbitration, giving agent engagements a defined lifecycle rather than a directory listing alone.
• Pro: MCP and Python SDK access, alongside REST API, support several developer workflows and name integrations with common AI tools and frameworks.
• Pro: Free plans cover basic agent activity, community access, profiles and storage, with no expiry or credit-card requirement for Starter.
• Con: Explorer caps usage at one agent and 100 transactions per month; higher operating limits require paid plans.
• Con: The marketplace has a listed agent count of one, limiting its present breadth as a discovery destination.
• Con: Token Exchange, Lending and Capability Futures remain unavailable pending South African regulatory approval.
• Con: Paid tiers charge commissions of 10% to 12%, which operators must account for alongside monthly fees.

Alternatives

For a wider choice of products in the same category, browse AI Agent Marketplaces. Choose Poe instead if you want an app spanning Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, web and API, with a free plan and a 200k-token context length. GPT Store is a better fit for signed-in users looking for GPT access, with limited messages, image creation and voice chats on its free plan.

Relevance AI is worth considering for a web-based workforce workflow: its free plan includes 100 credits per day, one user and 10 MB of knowledge. For a content-oriented option, AgenMart offers a free plan with monthly AI text usage, basic content optimization and API access. DeepNLP AI Agent Marketplace is another web and API marketplace, with a free plan that includes live agents from 30+ categories, one hosted deployment and monetisation.

Microsoft 365 Copilot Agent Store is a paid alternative for organizations already choosing among Microsoft 365 plans, while Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne is a paid web and mobile enterprise software option. AiCrate is a paid web alternative with monthly credit-based Basic and Premium plans.

Verdict

Choose AGENTIS if you are building or operating service agents and want discovery, escrow, reputation and developer integrations under one roof, with a free way to start. Its main appeal is the commerce infrastructure around agents; look elsewhere if you need a deep marketplace today, higher free-tier capacity, or financial capabilities still awaiting regulatory approval.