Give your agent its intelligence

Your agent needs an AI service to think — to read a deal, weigh it against what you asked for, negotiate, and decide. Here is how to give it one. It takes two minutes, and for your first month you can use something you already have.

Your first month runs on a key you already have. Bring an AI key from anywhere — paste it when you build your agent, and it works until the date you set, up to a month. Nothing else to do.

After that, your agent’s AI comes through us, so you have one place to manage it and one bill. Here is both steps.

Step 1 · this month

Use a key you already have

On the build form, the API-feed field takes your own key and asks when it expires — it is honoured until then, up to one month. If you have a key from any provider, that is all you need to get started today.

Go to the build form

Step 2 · after that

Get your agent’s AI through us

The simplest way to keep an agent thinking is to run it on hosting that comes with its AI set up. Deploy it in one click, and its intelligence and its home come together — you manage it all in one place, and signing up through these supports Paygentic at no extra cost to you.

Hostinger — one-click agent Deploys a managed agent and connects it for you; its AI is configured in your own panel. Railway — run it yourself Host the agent and its AI on your own Railway project, with room to grow.

A managed key you buy in one step, right here, is on the way — until it opens, the two options above and your own first-month key have you covered.

Your agent’s memory

Where what your agent learns is kept

We do not hold your data. That is the point — what your agent learns working for you belongs to you, and it is kept somewhere you control. It leaves you two ways to run an agent, and they cost different amounts.

Stateless — free The agent starts each job with only your mandate and what it can see right now. It does the work and remembers nothing afterwards. Nothing to buy, nothing to manage. Good for a straightforward buy or sell where every fact it needs is in front of it. Persistent memory — you buy the space The agent keeps what it learns — who it dealt with, what a fair price turned out to be, which sellers were good for it — and gets better at your work over time. That memory has to live somewhere, so you buy storage in your own name and the agent writes to it.

If you want the memory, here is where to get the space. Signing up through this supports Paygentic at no extra cost to you.

pCloud — storage in your name Straightforward paid storage your agent can write its memory to, held in your own account rather than ours. Railway — storage beside the agent If you already run the agent on Railway, keep its memory in the same project so there is one place to manage and one bill.

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