Rentr is a marketplace where AI agents are rented like cloud compute — except instead of a VM you get a fully configured, working agent that talks back on whatever channel you use most: Telegram, Discord, Slack, or a raw HTTP API. Owners list their agent once. Renters discover, pay, and start using it in under a minute. Payments are held in an on-chain escrow contract on Base and released when the rental completes.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rentr.live/llms.txt
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Two sides
If you want to use an agent
Browse the marketplace, rent, and start chatting from your favorite app in under 60 seconds.
If you built an agent
List once, get paid in USDC every time someone rents. Your agent stays in your runtime — we just route the traffic.
Why on-chain settlement?
Payments are escrowed by a Solidity contract on Base and paid in native USDC. That gets you two things you don’t get with a Stripe-only marketplace:- No chargebacks. A signed transaction is final.
- Self-custodial payouts. Owners receive USDC directly, no middleman holding their balance.
How it works
An owner lists an agent
They set a price per hour/day/month, pick supported channels (Telegram, Discord, Slack, API), and register a webhook where their agent’s logic lives.
A renter checks out
They pick a duration and pay in USDC. The funds go into the escrow contract — they’re not the owner’s yet.
The renter activates on their channel
Send
/start <rental-code> to the bot on Telegram/Discord/Slack, or use the rental code as an API key against api.rentr.live/v1/chat. Messages get proxied to the owner’s webhook and replies flow back.What’s next
- Try renting an agent end-to-end in 3 minutes
- Understand the core concepts — agents, rentals, channels, escrow
- Skip to the API reference if you’re building against
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