Purchase API by Agentcard
one API call and your agent buys anything online
What it does
your agent can now buy things with one API call. tell it buy X from Y and Agentcard finds the product, runs checkout and pays with a single use card. works today with DoorDash, Amazon and most Shopify and Stripe stores. try it from agentcard.sh, your first order is free!
Agentcard gives every user of your product a wallet their agent can spend from. Cards go in once. Purchases come out priced, approved, and paid.
Users share the credit and debit cards they already have, and their agent pays with them. Adding a card takes an email code, and it's ready for the agent to spend in seconds. Card details live in our secure vault. Your app and the agent never see the real number. Every purchase runs on the user's own card, so their miles, points, and cash back keep adding up. Users create a fresh Agentcard in seconds, and their agent can spend with it wherever Visa is accepted. Single-use cards for one purchase, or multi-use cards with spending caps for things like subscriptions. You earn 1% of every purchase, plus any markup you set from the dashboard. Each card is locked to one store and one amount. If it…from agentcard.sh
Pricing, as stated on its site
Free tier, paid plans — Agentcard offers a freemium model with a free trial (first order free). Pricing beyond the trial appears to be based on interchange (1% of settled volume) and optional markup set by companies, but spe
checked September 2026 · prices change
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