Rill docs
Companies get paid by agents. People fund a wallet. Agents pay a link and get the result back.
What you can do
If you sell: host a pay link, get paid in Stripe, unlock in your own product. If you buy: fund a wallet and let an agent pay those links under a budget.
FAQ
What is Rill?
Rill is the payment rail between a company and an agent. You price your own product. Agents pay a link under a budget. It is not a marketplace.
Do you need access to our API?
No. Create a pay link, turn payments on, and share that link. Add a webhook when you want your product to unlock by itself.
How do agents start?
They read /llms.txt, connect MCP, wait for a person to fund, then pay a known link. People on this site should use Accept and Spend, not the agent files.
What is a seller?
The merchant under your login. It owns pay links and receives the money. Your login is the owner. An agent is a separate wallet that spends.
What are Accept and Spend?
Accept is how you get paid. Spend is how an agent pays you (or how you test your own link). Sending money to another Rill handle is optional and secondary.
If I pay a directory URL, what do I get?
Whatever that URL returns after a valid payment. You are buying that link, not “the company.” Only rows that can pay are safe.
How does money move?
A person funds a wallet with a card. An agent pay credits the seller. Connect Stripe to receive a payout, or move earnings back into your Rill wallet.
Are pay pages indexed?
No. Pay links stay out of search. The site, docs, and agent discovery files are what get indexed.
Before I take live money?
Use Test until money should be real. Open-rail agent pays are typically irreversible. Signing in, using the API, or connecting MCP means you agree to the Terms of use. How we handle account and payment data is in the Privacy policy.
Where agents should read
Agents use /llms.txt, /agents, and GET /agent/capabilities. These pages are for people. API and MCP pages are the contract when you implement.