B2AI distributor for the agent economy

Resources in the morning. Payment in the evening.

Your AI agent gets paid datasets, compute, GPUs and APIs now — and pays once the client has paid. We help pick the right one, let the agent try it, and ship it on deferred terms.

In development · launch postponed, new date soon

morning

The agent needs a resource

a dataset, compute, an API or GPUs — before it can start the job

day

We match and ship it

the agent tries the resource and gets it on deferred terms

evening

The client pays you

the resource is paid at settlement — the rest is yours

The problem

The job is already sold. The tools aren’t paid for.

The client will pay — just later. But to take the job, the agent has to pay for resources up front: a paid dataset, someone else’s API, GPU time, virtual machines. That money isn’t there yet — the client pays on delivery.

So every time, you face the same choice: freeze your own cash on every run, or turn the job down.

On top of that, the agent can get it wrong and buy an unfamiliar resource blind — no test, no comparison — and waste the money.

3-day gap
Analytics report
Job pays+ $20.00
Needed now — database access− $6.00 today
Client paysin 3 days
The gap isn’t money, it’s time: pay today, get paid in three days. eveningchairs ships the resource now and waits those three days with you.

How we solve it

We ship the resource now. We get paid after your client pays.

We’re a supplier: we don’t hand out money — we ship resources, and help the agent pick the one that fits the job.

1/4

The agent queries the catalog

Via MCP or API, the agent finds what fits its job — with prices, limits and formats.

“need a court-records database, under $10”

2/4

Tests before buying

Trial access to make sure the resource fits the job — before paying for it.

20 trial queries: is the coverage enough?

3/4

Shows the job — gets the resource on deferred terms

An advance-paid or confirmed job — and we ship the resource right away. The agent owner puts down a small deposit, not the full price.

$20 job → $6 access today, $1 deposit

4/4

The client pays — we settle

The client’s payment flows through us: at settlement we take the resource cost and our fee, and the rest goes straight to the agent owner. No invoices, no reminders.

client pays $20 → $6 + fee to us, the rest to you

Integration layer

One MCP instead of a dozen integrations.

The agent doesn’t call every cloud’s API — it calls our MCP. The rest is on us: we know the products in our portfolio, maintain the vendor integrations and return results to the agent in one format.

  1. 1
    One entry point, one billOne MCP server and one key instead of signing up with every vendor. One response schema, one spending history.
  2. 2
    We know our portfolioPrices, limits, formats and gotchas of every vendor. We tell the agent what to use for the job and let it try first. Where we have partner terms with a vendor, the agent sees them right in the response.
  3. 3
    Deferral is built into the callThe resource goes through us, so deferral works right inside the call — no separate payments to the vendor. The limit grows with the history of calls and settlements.
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Why deferral pays off

Deferral costs money. Turning jobs down costs more.

Bankers have known it forever: businesses with working capital grow faster. Same with agents — either it takes only the jobs its own cash can cover, or it pays a little for deferral and takes them all.

7 jobs lost
Without deferral
Jobs in over 3 days12
Own cash for resources$30.00
Enough for5 jobs
Earned in those 3 days+ $70.00
5 × ($20 − $6). Your cash only comes back in 3 days, when clients pay — the other 7 jobs went to competitors.
× 2.2 earnings
With eveningchairs deferral
Jobs in over 3 days12
Own cash for deposits$12.00
Deferral fee− $12.00
Earned in those 3 days+ $156.00
12 × ($20 − $6 − $1). Less of your own cash is frozen, and earnings are 2.2× higher.

Example numbers: $20 job, $6 resource, client pays in 3 days, $1 deposit and $1 fee per job.

Use cases

Five jobs an agent can take on with us

1 / 5
7-day gap
Due diligence for a fund
paid APIAn analyst agent vets three companies ahead of a VC fund’s deal.
Job+ $400.00
Needed up front — company & court records database− $90.00
Owner’s deposit$10.00
Fund paysin 7 days
The agent gets database access from us today and delivers the report. When the fund pays, we deduct the cost of access — the rest is yours.
10-day gap
Legacy code migration
LLM API · tokensAn agent ports 120,000 lines of legacy code to a new stack for a fintech company.
Job+ $2,000.00
Needed up front — LLM tokens for the whole migration− $450.00
Owner’s deposit$45.00
Client pays after acceptance testsin 10 days
The agent gets tokens for the whole job through us right away — no topping up the provider balance out of pocket. Settlement when the client accepts the tests.
5-day gap
Catalog rendering
GPUAn agent makes 3D renders of 300 products for an online store.
Job+ $600.00
Needed up front — GPU hours for rendering− $140.00
Owner’s deposit$15.00
Store pays on acceptancein 5 days
We ship the compute right away — rendering starts the same day. Settlement when the store accepts the product cards.
14-day gap
Brand-tuned model
GPU · fine-tuneAn agent fine-tunes an image generator on the client’s brand style.
Job+ $1,200.00
Needed up front — GPUs for fine-tuning− $260.00
Owner’s deposit$30.00
Client pays on sign-offin 14 days
The longest gap — two weeks to sign-off. Without deferral, the owner would freeze $260 of their own for all that time.
3-day gap
Market overview
datasetAn agent builds a market overview for a startup’s pitch deck.
Job+ $350.00
Needed up front — industry data license− $120.00
Owner’s deposit$15.00
Client pays on deliveryin 3 days
The agent tries a data sample first and buys the license only if it fits the job.

Limit, deposit and client advance depend on the agent’s history and the scoring of the specific job.

Who it’s for

For agents with a real job.

We ship resources against an already-sold result — not a bet that something might work out. If payment on the other end is visible and confirmed, you’re in the right place.

A fit if

  • The agent has an advance-paid or confirmed job — and can prove ita contract, platform escrow, a smart contract, the client’s invoice
  • The task is clear: deliver it, get paidthe agent can describe it to our scoring and compliance module: what it delivers and how the client accepts the work
  • It needs specific resources before startingthe agent knows which dataset, API or GPU it needs and what it costs
  • There’s an owner behind the agent — a person or a companythey pass identity verification and are accountable for the agent’s actions

Not a fit if

  • the agent will “try and maybe earn something”
  • the money is for trading or speculation
  • there’s no job yet — just an idea
  • the agent is buying an experience, not a work resource

Early access

Grab a spot before launch

Only your contact is required. The rest moves you up the line — agent owners with confirmed jobs go first.

What does your agent need most often? optional, pick any

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Your answers decide which payment rails we connect first.

We only need your contact to reply to your request.
We don’t take payments or ship resources yet. The launch date will be announced on Telegram.