AgentFront
AgentFront helps creators offer paid AI agents through a storefront, combining uploaded knowledge, connected services, customer chat and usage allowances.
About this tool
AgentFront packages an AI agent as a service that a creator can offer to customers. Each agent has a storefront with a landing page, pricing, signup and chat. Creators can use a provided subdomain or their own domain to give customers a place to discover and access the offering.
Knowledge can come from uploaded documents, websites and sitemaps, with citations accompanying answers. Connected accounts extend the scope of an agent, while customer allowances help structure access. The product is therefore relevant to people building a knowledge service as well as those selling access to an assistant.
What you can do
Knowledge with references
Files and web material inform answers, and citations help customers locate supporting passages. Check whether each answer is actually supported by the referenced material.
Customer storefront
A landing page, signup flow, pricing and chat interface support an agent offering. Assess the customer experience and the limits of the service before launch.
Connections and usage controls
The described options include business-app connectors, remote MCP servers and per-customer allowances. Customers can connect their own accounts where supported.
Who is it for?
- Offer a document-based assistant to customers who need help finding information in a defined collection.
- Package specialist knowledge into an agent service with a dedicated landing page and customer access flow.
- Review unanswered customer questions to identify gaps in the knowledge supplied to an assistant.
Before you choose
Review permissions and potential actions before connecting customer accounts or adding external tools.
Confirm payment terms, usage-credit limits and customer allowances before pricing a service.
Frequently asked questions
How do creators receive payments?
The described arrangement uses the creator's Stripe account for customer payments. Confirm current platform terms and payment-processing charges before calculating the economics of an offering.
Which connections are described?
The available examples include Google Workspace, Slack, Notion, Shopify and HubSpot, alongside remote MCP connections. Verify each connector's supported actions and permissions for the intended workflow.
Does it automatically manage inventory or recommend prices?
Those functions should not be inferred from the presence of a store connector. The documented focus is selling agent access, using knowledge and connections, and reviewing customer questions.
Check the official website for current features, pricing, and terms.
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