🤫 Private Agent One costs nothing, for life, for every American. Not a trial, not a crippled edition: the whole agent, every capability, running on Google Gemini the moment you arrive with nothing configured. What you can buy, if you ever want to, is more compute. Never more agent.
The agent is free. The tiers sell capacity. No capability ever moves out of Free.
What we actually sell
A company that will not charge you has to be able to say who it does charge, or free is just the part of the sentence before the catch.
A personal supercomputer somebody owns outright. Hardware margin, once, on a machine that is theirs. In development, and priced when it ships rather than before.
Explore Puppy One →Owners put idle Puppy One capacity on the network and earn from it. We take a marketplace fee on what changes hands.
Become a host →Companies and institutions run agents for their own people and their own customers, on infrastructure they control. That is a business contract, with a business budget.
For business →If you want more compute
Every rung above Free sells capacity: more context, more memory, more running at once, more of somebody else's silicon when you would rather not own it. None of them unlocks a feature, because there is no feature to unlock. Prices are not set yet and we would rather leave that blank than invent it.
Every American, for life. This is the whole agent, not a trial of it.
Google Gemini out of the box, so it works the moment you arrive with nothing configured. Bring your own subscription, your own API key, or your own machine whenever you would rather, and it runs on those instead.
You use it every day and you have started to feel the ceiling.
More context, more memory, more work running at once.
It is doing real work for you, and waiting on it costs you something.
Priority capacity and longer-running jobs.
You are running your working life through it.
Substantially more of everything, and headroom for the heavy days.
You or a small team, all day, every day.
Dedicated capacity rather than a share of the pool.
The work no longer fits on one machine.
Twice the dedicated capacity, and the scheduling to use it.
You are running a business on it.
Three times over, with the reliability a business needs.
You know exactly why you are here.
As much as we can give one person. If you have to ask, this is not your tier.
And the other direction
You can publish part of what you know as a subscription other people and their agents pay for. Your research, your taste, your local knowledge, your availability. You set the terms, you see every subscriber, and you can revoke any of it without asking anyone. The information is yours, so if it earns, you earn.
Not built yet. The consent protocol and the receipts underneath it are.
The commitments