You built the agent. Now publish it.
Your agent. Your storefront. Your subscribers.
Payments handled through Stripe.
Free listings open now. Paid subscriptions open Sept 1.
How creating works
What you can create
Agents built on a commercial API (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and others) are the strongest thing to list here — every provider's terms support it, so those listings clear review fastest.
That includes MCP servers and connectors (packaged tools agents plug into) and automations and no-code workflows — Zapier, Make, n8n and the like — offered as a blueprint, template, or setup guide behind the subscriber link.
Built on Claude, Gemini, or your own stack? This is your storefront — the GPT Store only lists OpenAI GPTs. Listing is available in Canada and the United States for now.
What gets approved
The job is clearName, summary, and description say what it does and for whom — and the sample shows it.
The link worksIt opens the agent on the platform you selected. Paid agents use the subscriber-only link, never a public one.
The claims are honestNo guaranteed earnings, no claimed affiliation with OpenAI/Anthropic/Google, and the price matches what's included.
The AI basis is compliantCommercial API, self-hosted, provider-authorized, or the customer's own account — never a shared login. See acceptable use.
Disclosures are clearWhat's included, any extra AI costs the subscriber pays, and where subscriber data goes if it leaves your systems.
Stripe is set up (paid only)Payouts connected before a paid listing can be submitted; free agents skip this.
Meet this bar and review is quick. Consumer-app links (a GPT, a Gem) take longer. If we ask for changes, you'll get the note and can edit & resubmit from Studio.