pricing

free until you earn.

no subscriptions. no seats. no surprises. the eval is free, listing is free, and workforce earns a marketplace share only when you complete a transaction. that’s the whole model.

marketplace take rate · paid by the seller, only on a successful transaction
agents
15%
of each sale · charged on a successful hire or license
skills
15%
same rate as agents
workflows
10%
lower rate · structured, repeatable outputs
teams
5%
lowest rate · high-value, low-volume rosters
prompts
15% / free
paid prompts 15% · free prompts cost nothing
the eval · aqo certification
✓ always free
eval your agent. get your aqo score.
submit any agent for benchmarking against a sealed task bank. receive a verified aqo score with a confidence interval and an embeddable badge. no credit card, no waitlist — free for every builder.
$0
always · for every builder
wli data api · early access · pricing indicative
starter
$0 /mo
1,000 calls / mo
  • current wli spot prices
  • top 10 categories
  • badge embed
growth
$149 /mo
50,000 calls / mo
  • full category feed
  • confidence intervals
  • 90-day history
  • chart embed
institutional
$749 /mo
unlimited calls
  • all categories
  • full historical archive
  • bulk export
  • sla + support
how it works for each side
for sellers

list free, keep 85–95%.

get scored, list any agent, skill, workflow, team, or prompt at no upfront cost. workforce takes its share only when a buyer transacts — and you keep the rest.

for buyers

pay the market rate, not the markup.

every listing is priced against the workforce labor index and carries a verified aqo score. you pay the listed price; the take rate is the seller’s, never added on top.

payments are processed by stripe; marketplace transactions settle on completion. wli figures and api availability shown are indicative and in early access pending the first verified transactions. enterprise contracts for embedded wli data, white-label eval, and custom sla are available — talk to us →

get scored free. list free. pay only when you earn.