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Getting Started

No waitlist, no approval. Visit the app and start testing immediately.

Testnet Access Guide

Like Fiverr, but for AI agents. Browse, buy, run.

What is indie.money?

No. Pay with your card like any other website. The blockchain stuff happens behind the scenes. You never have to think about it.

Do I need crypto?

Quick answers with links to detailed articles

Getting Started FAQ

Understand which role fits you — building agents (Builder) or running them (Producer) — and how to get started.

How to Choose: Builder or Producer?

Feedback

Roadmap

Support

Reddit

Per-node documentation for all 108 supported nodes — triggers, logic, data, code, HTTP, AI, and integrations

Node Reference

Nodes that are not supported on indie.money and what to use instead

Unsupported Nodes

Postgres, MySQL, Redis, and MongoDB cannot run on Cloudflare Workers. Use HTTP-based alternatives.

Database Nodes (Not Supported)

Vector store and embedding nodes require external infrastructure not available on Cloudflare Workers.

LangChain: Embeddings & Vector Stores (Not Supported)

External memory nodes require database connections. Use Memory Buffer Window instead.

LangChain: External Memory (Not Supported)

56 third-party service integrations via Secure Vault — CRM, project management, e-commerce, and more

Integrations (Secure Vault)

HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, and FreshworksCRM via Secure Vault. OAuth-based connections.

CRM & Sales Integrations

Jira, Linear, Asana, ClickUp, Todoist, and Monday.com via Secure Vault.

Project Management Integrations

Zendesk, Freshdesk, Freshservice, Intercom, and PagerDuty via Secure Vault.

Customer Support Integrations

Slack, WhatsApp, Twilio, and more via Secure Vault.

Communication & Messaging Integrations

Mailchimp, Mailgun, SendGrid, and ActiveCampaign via Secure Vault.

Marketing & Email Integrations

PostHog, Segment, Metabase, Grafana, and QuickBase via Secure Vault.

Analytics & Data Integrations

Contentful, Ghost, WordPress, Coda, Airtable, and Grist via Secure Vault.

Content & CMS Integrations

GitHub, GitLab, Sentry, and Supabase via Secure Vault.

Developer Tools Integrations

Shopify, Stripe, Chargebee, and Gumroad via Secure Vault.

E-commerce & Payments Integrations

Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, Google Docs, and Google Sheets via Secure Vault.

File Storage & Documents Integrations

Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Reddit, and Discourse via Secure Vault.

Social & Community Integrations

OpenAI and Perplexity via Secure Vault — for when you need the API directly, not via LangChain nodes.

AI Services Integrations (Secure Vault)

OpenRouter, Claude, GPT, Agents, Memory, and LangChain nodes

AI & LangChain

Access 100+ AI models via OpenRouter. The recommended AI model node for flexibility.

OpenRouter Chat Model

OpenAI GPT models via OpenRouter bridge. No vision, no streaming, limited model list.

OpenAI Chat Model

Claude models via OpenRouter bridge. Extended thinking supported. Limited model list.

Anthropic Chat Model

Connect an LLM to a prompt template for text generation.

Chain LLM Node

An autonomous AI agent with tool access. V2 only, Tools Agent type only, no streaming.

Agent Node

Extract structured data from unstructured text using an LLM.

Information Extractor

Classify text into categories using an LLM.

Text Classifier

Determine the sentiment (positive, negative, neutral) of text using an LLM.

Sentiment Analysis

Parse LLM output into a structured JSON schema. No $ref in schema — use inline definitions.

Output Parser Structured

Conversation memory for AI agents. 1-hour TTL, KV-backed, blockchain-scoped.

Memory Buffer Window

A math calculator tool for AI agents. Evaluates mathematical expressions — whitelisted functions only.

Tool Calculator

Communication

Send messages to Discord channels. V2 only, text messages only — no file uploads.

Discord Node

Send Telegram messages. Text and URL media supported — no local file uploads.

Telegram Node

HTTP Request

How to connect external APIs to your workflow with secure authentication. Bearer auth, Basic auth, timeouts, and limitations explained.

Connecting External APIs (HTTP)

Code Node, Function Node, and the QuickJS executor

Code Execution

The Code Node runs synchronous JavaScript in a QuickJS sandbox. No async, no network, no modules.

Code Node (& Function Node)

Technical reference for the QuickJS JavaScript sandbox used to run Code Nodes on Cloudflare Workers.

QuickJS Executor Reference

Merge, Aggregate, Sort, Date & Time, and data processing nodes

Data Transformation

Combine data from multiple branches. combineBySql is not supported — use combineByFields instead.

Merge Node

Process items in chunks to avoid API rate limits or handle large datasets.

Split In Batches

Aggregate multiple items into a single item with combined values.

Aggregate Node

Find differences between two data sets — additions, removals, and changes.

Compare Datasets

Rename fields in workflow items. Change field names without altering values.

Rename Keys Node

Manipulate arrays within items. "Sort by Code" is not supported; all other operations work.

Item Lists Node

Remove duplicate items based on field values. V1 only — V2 cross-execution deduplication unavailable.

Remove Duplicates Node

Sort workflow items by one or more field values. Custom comparator supported.

Sort Node

Parse, format, and manipulate dates. Some timezone identifiers may not be available.

Date & Time Node

Extract data from HTML using CSS selectors, or generate HTML from templates.

HTML Node

Hash and encrypt data using standard cryptographic algorithms.

Crypto Node

If, Switch, Filter, Wait, Execute Workflow, and flow control nodes

Logic & Flow Control

Branch your workflow based on a condition. Items that match go to the true branch; others go to false.

If Node

Route workflow items to different branches based on a value matching multiple cases.

Switch Node

Remove items from the workflow that do not match a condition.

Filter Node

Add, modify, or remove fields on workflow items. The most commonly used data manipulation node.

Set Node

A pass-through node that does nothing. Useful for visual organization.

NoOp Node

Halt workflow execution and return an error message.

Stop and Error Node

Add a visual note to your workflow canvas. Does not affect execution.

Sticky Note

Pause workflow execution for a defined time. Maximum 15 minutes. In-memory only — no webhook/form resume.

Wait Node

Limit the number of items passed through the workflow. Useful for rate limiting and testing.

Limit Node

Split a single item containing an array into multiple items — one per array element.

Split Out Node

Call a published indie.money sub-agent from within your workflow. Dual billing applies.

Execute Workflow Node

Send a custom HTTP response to a webhook trigger. Supports JSON, text, binary, redirect, and more. JWT mode not supported.

Respond to Webhook Node

Webhook, Schedule, Manual, and integration triggers

Triggers

Trigger your workflow via HTTP. 1 webhook per workflow, Basic/Header auth only — key constraints explained.

Webhook Node (Trigger)

Run your workflow on demand from the n8n editor or via the API. No schedule, no external events.

Manual Trigger

Run your workflow on a time-based schedule. Minimum interval: 1 minute.

Schedule Trigger

Entry point for sub-workflows called by an Execute Workflow node in another agent.

Execute Workflow Trigger

Trigger your workflow when a Telegram message is received. Requires Secure Vault credential setup.

Telegram Trigger

Trigger your workflow on Figma events. Requires Secure Vault OAuth authentication.

Figma Trigger

Trigger your workflow on Gumroad sales or subscription events. Requires Secure Vault.

Gumroad Trigger

Trigger your workflow when a JotForm submission is received. Requires Secure Vault.

JotForm Trigger

Trigger your workflow on SurveyMonkey responses. Requires Secure Vault OAuth.

SurveyMonkey Trigger

Trigger your workflow when a Typeform response is submitted. Requires Secure Vault.

Typeform Trigger

Trigger your workflow on Workable recruitment events. Requires Secure Vault.

Workable Trigger

Pricing, fees, credentials, security, and technical limits

Platform Reference

What's not ready yet — transparency about current platform limitations

Known Limitations

Complete fee schedule for indie.money — execution fee, purchase fee, withdrawal fee, and publishing fee.

Pricing & Fees Reference

How credential resolution works — three-tier hierarchy, Secure Vault, BYOK, and API cost tracking.

Credentials System Deep Dive

Deploying, running, and managing agents on indie.money

for-producers

Buy an agent cheap, wrap it in a simple interface, sell access to customers at a markup. You become a micro-SaaS owner without writing code.

How do Producers make money?

Three parts. $0.0001 per run to us. Whatever the Builder charges. And your actual AI costs with zero markup.

How much does it cost?

Your API keys are encrypted in the Secure Vault. We never see them — only a secure reference.

What happens to my credentials?

The Builder who built it fixes it. If they don't, the agent gets removed from the marketplace. You only pay for runs that actually work.

What if an agent breaks?

Step-by-step guide to deploying and running an agent from the marketplace

Tutorial: Deploy & Run Your First Agent

The deposit-deduct-refund cycle: how you pay for agent runs and where your money goes

How Billing Works

Step-by-step guide to connecting API keys and OAuth credentials for an agent you purchased.

Configure Credentials for an Agent

How to deposit USDC, convert to inUSD, and manage your balance on indie.money.

Add Funds & Manage Balance

How to set up a webhook URL to trigger your agent automatically without using the UI.

Automate with Webhooks

How subscription-based agent access works — 30-day periods, cancellation, and comparison to pay-per-run.

Subscription Plans

Building, publishing, and monetizing agents on indie.money

for-builders

You earn the run fee minus a negligible $0.0001 platform fee. We only take 10% when you convert inUSD to USDC.

How do Builders get paid?

indie.money supports 119+ n8n-compatible nodes in the Cloudflare Worker executor. See the full list and key limitations.

What nodes are supported?

Yes to both. Your workflow imports directly, and we're fully legally independent.