Let agents use your software and charge for the work they run.
Nitrograph helps SaaS merchants turn existing APIs and workflows into headless, agent-callable services with customer approval, scoped credentials, usage metering, and billing records.
Customers get a safe way to put agents to work. Merchants get a new usage channel instead of shadow automation, shared keys, and untracked API consumption.
Your customers will not wait for an agent-safe roadmap.
They will connect agents through API keys, browser automation, internal scripts, and unsupported workflows. Nitrograph turns that demand into a governed revenue channel the merchant can control and sell.
shared keys, scraped dashboards, unapproved automation, no caps, no revocation, no billing evidence
approved agents, paid workflow packs, usage records, customer caps, and revoke
Start with one workflow customers would pay agents to run.
The fastest path is commercial: choose the work, give customers control, meter successful execution, and turn the usage into a package sales can attach to existing accounts.
Choose what agents can buy
Identify the workflows customers already want automated, then package the actions that should become paid agent usage.
Add customer control
Give admins a clean approval, cap, usage, and revoke surface before any agent receives access.
Make the service headless
Expose the approved workflows as agent-callable actions through the right path for the merchant: hosted proxy, SDK, CLI, MCP, or a mix.
Turn usage into revenue
Give sales and finance the usage records, receipts, exports, and customer-visible limits needed to sell the new channel.
Everything needed to monetize agent usage safely.
Nitrograph wraps the merchant's existing product with the headless service surface, customer controls, agent access, metering, and billing records needed to sell automation as an add-on.
Agent approval flow
Signed approval page, workspace caps, audit trail, and revoke controls.
Headless service catalog
The workflows agents can run, with customer limits, package rules, and denial behavior.
Scoped credentials
Agent credentials tied to merchant, environment, customer, grant, and allowed actions.
Hosted proxy or SDK
Fast install path for launch, with SDK examples when the merchant wants code ownership.
Hosted MCP endpoint
Agent-facing tools generated from the merchant action catalog.
Usage ledger
Success, failure, denial, replay, and revocation events with traceable receipts.
Billing close
Usage totals, receipts, customer export, and merchant billing CSV.
Agent-facing listing
A lightweight listing of the approved workflows agents can find once Agent Checkout is live.
Create an agent revenue line customers understand.
The merchant keeps the customer relationship and sells agent usage in familiar packaging: credits, workflow packs, account caps, invoices, and audit logs.
Usage packages attached to existing customers, contracts, workspaces, or plans.
Approval, caps, usage visibility, denial reasons, and revocation for every authorized agent.
Only successful metered actions debit. Denied and failed calls stay visible but unbilled.
Turn agent demand into a product customers can approve and buy.
Customers authorize the agent, choose the limits, and see what ran. Merchants package the workflows, meter the successful actions, and turn that usage into a revenue line.
Customers can authorize a named agent to run specific workflows with limits they understand.
Turn high-value workflows into agent-callable actions that can be sold as credits or automation packs.
Successful agent actions create traceable usage records finance can reconcile and bill against.
Attach paid agent access to existing customers without changing the merchant's core seat pricing.
Expire a grant, stop an agent, or investigate every call without exposing broad API keys.
Once Agent Checkout is installed, agents can find the approved workflows they are allowed to run.
Nitrograph sits around the merchant's existing product surface so agents can do useful work inside the software while the merchant keeps control of access, packaging, usage, and revenue operations.