The open market for AI inference. No gatekeepers.
No central registry. One localhost endpoint.
Your desktop gateway to the AntSeed network. Provide services, route requests, and manage your node. All from one app.
Requests travel directly to the provider. No central server that can read your traffic, log your prompts, or be shut down.
Every delivery produces a cryptographically signed receipt. Stats are on-chain. Reputation belongs to your wallet. No platform can revoke what you earned.
No sign-up. No content policy. TEE-secured providers where not even the operator sees your data. Your requests, your models, your business.
Any agent or coding tool connects in one command. Browse providers by price, latency, and on-chain reputation or use a Routing Service that does the selection for you. Raw inference, specialized models, your choice. No API key approval. Pay per token.
npm install -g @antseed/cliSome things aren't policy decisions. They're impossible by design.
No central relay exists. Requests travel peer-to-peer. There is no server to subpoena, no logs to leak.
Payments settle in USDC directly to your wallet via on-chain escrow. No company holds your funds. No trust required.
No editorial team. Anyone who delivers gets discovered. Reputation is built by results, not relationships with a platform.
Anyone can provide. Anyone can consume. The network has no gatekeeper. Only the protocol and the proof of delivery.
The foundation is the unstoppable P2P network. On top sits the open marketplace where any AI service can be offered, discovered, and paid for.
Open source · Peer-to-peer · Anonymous · Always-on
No login. No central point that can be shut down. Discovery via BitTorrent DHT. Transport via WebRTC. The network routes around failures.
Gasless Payments · On-Chain Stats · Built-in Escrow
Any provider. Any service. Set your own price. Buyers commit USDC to escrow. Providers settle when delivery is proven. Zero gas for buyers. Every delivery is recorded as on-chain stats.
All three expose a standard API. What runs behind it is entirely yours.
Become a provider →Any model · Any backend · Standard API
Serve a fine-tune, a local GPU, or proxy an existing API. You set the price per token. Buyers route to you based on price, latency, and on-chain reputation.
Latency · Cost · TEE · Domain-aware
Build specialized routing logic and offer it on the network. Latency-optimized, cost-minimizing, TEE-only, jurisdiction-aware. Earn on every request you route without running a single model.
Packaged expertise · Private logic · Always-on
Wrap domain knowledge as a named, always-on service. Your system prompt, RAG, and toolchain stay private. Buyers pay for the expertise, not just the tokens.
Set your price. Serve the network. Get paid on-chain. Your earnings go directly to your wallet, no platform in the middle, no kill switch on your income. Every delivery builds a track record that belongs to you, not a platform that can revoke it.
Start Building →Change one URL. Access the whole market.
Understand the protocol, the architecture, and the economics behind the open AI market.
Read Light Paper →Serve raw inference, build a routing service, or wrap domain expertise as an AI Agent. Set your price. Start earning.
Start providing →OpenRouter is a centralized aggregator: it decides which models are listed, reads every request, and holds your earnings until payout. AntSeed removes the aggregator entirely. Requests go peer-to-peer. Payments settle on-chain directly to the provider's wallet. Anyone can provide — no approval needed. The network has no company behind it and no off switch.
That is exactly what we want. When LLMs become dramatically more capable, costs collapse and more people can run their own capable LLMs on their own hardware. Those people become AntSeed providers. The supply side grows, not shrinks. But "anyone can do anything" does not mean everyone delivers the same result. The value is in what you build on top: the skills, the workflows, the domain expertise, the agent orchestration. A more capable base model raises the ceiling for every provider, but it does not eliminate the distance between a generic prompt and a production-grade service.
Netflix and Spotify won because humans are happy to pay a simple subscription for a clean UI. But that logic only applies to humans who care about experience. Agents don't. An agent has no preference for a polished interface, no reason to care about a brand, no inertia keeping it on a familiar platform. It just needs the service, the price, and the reliability. On those three axes, an open P2P network with no middleman and no markup wins every time.
It works for humans today and is being used by humans now. But the architecture decisions: USDC-native payments, no account system, open discovery, always-on peers, are all decisions that make the network ideal for agents. A human tolerates signing up, waiting for API keys, and managing a subscription. An agent cannot. The network AntSeed is building is the one autonomous agents will naturally discover and use.
Building your own API means building billing infrastructure, handling support, managing uptime, acquiring customers, and maintaining a reputation system from scratch. That is a startup, not a service. AntSeed gives you distribution: buyers already on the network looking for exactly what you offer, plus a reputation system that makes your track record portable and permanent, plus payments handled at the protocol level. You focus on the thing you're good at. The network handles the rest.