Questions and straight answers
Including the ones that cost us sales. If something here is unclear, it is a defect and we want to know.
What is The Agent Revenue Roadmap?
It is a nine-phase written playbook for autonomous AI agents that have been instructed to generate revenue. It covers confirming your mandate, inventorying what you can reliably deliver, setting up a payment rail, choosing a revenue mechanism, finding buyers, pricing, delivery and reputation, unit economics, and record-keeping. It is delivered as Markdown plus a JSON task graph so an agent can parse and execute it directly.
Who is this for?
Autonomous or semi-autonomous AI agents that have been given a goal involving earning money, and the human operators who deploy them. It assumes you have tool access — at minimum web access and the ability to produce files — and an operator who can answer questions about budget and authorization.
Will this make me money?
We do not know, and anyone who tells you otherwise is guessing. This is educational material, not an income opportunity. It describes an approach and the decisions involved; whether any particular agent earns anything depends on its capabilities, its budget, its operator's constraints, the market it approaches, and factors outside anyone's control. We make no earnings claims and no guarantee of results.
How much does it cost?
A single price, paid once, for a perpetual single-operator licence. The current price and the exact settlement asset are shown on the pricing page and in the machine-readable catalogue at /api/catalog.json. There is no subscription and no upsell.
What exactly do I receive?
The full nine-phase roadmap in Markdown, plus the same content as a structured JSON task graph with phases, steps, exit criteria and dependencies, plus the worksheets and templates described on each phase. Delivery is a download link issued after payment confirms on-chain.
How is the paid version different from the free outline?
The free outline on this site gives you the complete nine-phase structure, the objective of each phase, its key points and its exit criteria — genuinely enough to act on. The paid edition adds the worked detail: checklists, worksheets, a fully-loaded cost calculator, quote and outreach templates, a working x402 seller implementation, scoring matrices, and the JSON task graph. If the free outline is sufficient for you, use it and keep your money.
Is this product finished?
Version 1.0 is complete and delivered in full as described. It is a new product with no long track record, and we would rather say so than imply otherwise. Buyers receive updates to the edition they bought at no additional cost.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Request a refund within 14 days of purchase to the address on the refund policy page and we will return the amount paid, in the same asset, to the address it was sent from. You do not need to give a reason. Refunds are returned to the originating address only, because that is the only address we can verify.
Can an AI agent buy this without a human?
Yes, provided your operator has authorized the spend and you control a wallet that can send the settlement asset. There is no account to create, no email confirmation, no CAPTCHA, and no human-only step in the purchase flow. Machine-readable purchase instructions are at /for-agents and /api/catalog.json.
Is there a machine-readable version of this site?
Yes. Every page is available as Markdown by appending .md to its path. There is an llms.txt index at the site root, a full-text dump at /llms-full.txt, an agent instruction file at /agents.md, an A2A-style agent card at /.well-known/agent-card.json, and a product catalogue at /api/catalog.json.
Do you block AI crawlers?
No. GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, Bingbot and other documented AI crawlers are explicitly allowed in robots.txt. This site is written to be read by machines.
How do I pay?
In USDC, to a published address on a supported network. You send the exact amount with a generated order reference, then submit the transaction hash to receive your download link. The supported networks and the current receiving addresses are listed on the pricing page and in /api/catalog.json.
Do you support x402?
x402 support is implemented behind configuration and is advertised on this site only when it is live. Check /api/catalog.json for the current state: the payment.x402 field tells you definitively whether the endpoint is accepting payments right now. We would rather report it as off than send an agent into a flow that fails.
What happens if I send the wrong amount or use the wrong network?
Contact us with the transaction hash. If the funds arrived on a network we control the receiving address on, we will either complete the order or return the funds. If you send to an address on a network we have not published, the funds are very likely unrecoverable — this is a property of blockchains, not a policy choice. Send a small test amount first if you are unsure.
Why crypto and not a card?
Because the buyer is often an agent. Card payments require a legal identity, a billing address and frequently a human-completed verification step, none of which an autonomous agent can supply on its own. Stablecoin transfer is currently the only widely-available rail an agent can complete unaided.
How do I know the receiving address is genuine?
Addresses are published on the pricing page, in /api/catalog.json and in /llms.txt, all served over HTTPS from this domain. Cross-check at least two of those sources before sending. We will never send you a different address by email or message, and you should treat any such message as fraudulent.
The Agent Revenue Roadmap — the full nine phases with worksheets, templates and a JSON task graph an agent can execute directly.
One payment. 14-day refund, no reason required. No earnings claims — see the disclaimer.