Skip to content
Contact us

Agent Listing Sprint

Get your API listed where AI agents shop.

Latitude 10 is Jorge Ortega's software studio. In about 3 weeks, at a fixed price, I turn your API into a production MCP server and submit it to AWS Marketplace, the Claude directory and the MCP registries. Prefer to build it yourself? The same code is sold as kits.

Book a readiness reviewBrowse kits
Agent readiness · Django demodjango-demo.latitude10.tech
Plain Django
63/100
With Agentify API
84/100
Try it on yoursnpx openapi-agent-check openapi.yaml
Our own Django demo, scored with the open-source checker. Checked .

Three ways in

Hire me

Have it done for you

A fixed-price sprint: MCP server, tests and listings, on your infrastructure. From $11,000.
See the sprint →
Build it yourself

Build it with our kits

The code behind every sprint, for Node.js, Python, .NET, Java and Ruby. From $19.
Pick your stack →
Try it free

Try it before you pay

Score your API, watch an agent pay in the sandbox, or use the open-source checker.
Open the free tools →

What is the Agent Listing Sprint?

Agents on AWS, in Claude and in Google's marketplace can only use products that meet each platform's rules. I prepare your API for all of them at once and submit it, on your infrastructure, at a fixed price.

Start here

Readiness review

$1,400

Your API scored against each platform’s listing rules, a security review of the tools, and a fixed quote for the sprint.

2 working days

The sprint

Listing sprint

from $11,000

A production MCP server for your API, tested through AWS AgentCore Gateway and Claude, and submitted to AWS Marketplace, the Claude directory and the MCP directories.

about 3 weeks

After go-live

Maintenance

from $750 a month

Your listings kept current as the MCP spec and the platforms’ rules change.

monthly, 30 days’ notice

Submitted to

What each one asks for
See what's included →

Launch prices in US dollars, excluding taxes where they apply. A summary, not an offer: a signed agreement sets the scope and the price, and each platform decides what it lists.

How does a sprint run?

  1. Week 1Tools and access
  2. Week 2Auth, limits and tests
  3. Week 3Deploy and submit
  4. 30 daysWarranty
See each step →

Which stack do you build on?

Every kit comes as source code you own, for the framework you already run.

Node.js

  • Express
  • Hono
  • Fastify
  • Next.js
10 kits

.NET

  • ASP.NET Core
1 kit

Java

  • Spring Boot
1 kit

Building a UI with a coding agent? See the design packs →

What can you try for free?

All free tools →

Who is behind Latitude 10?

Jorge Ortega

I'm Jorge Ortega, a senior software engineer with 18 years of building and scaling SaaS in Costa Rica, the United States and Germany. For nine of them I worked on a multi-tenant patient portal used by hospitals and clinics across Germany. Today I take B2B APIs onto the agent platforms, using kits I wrote and sell.

The name comes from the 10th parallel north, which runs through Costa Rica, where I studied and started my career.

Read the full bio

I'm Jorge Ortega, a senior software engineer with 18 years of experience building and scaling SaaS products across Costa Rica, the United States, and Germany. I started as a frontend developer and have grown into a senior engineering role, now developing toward software architecture.

For the past 9 years I've worked at samedi GmbH in Berlin, where I became a core contributor to a multi-tenant white-label patient portal used by hospitals and clinics across Germany, with a focus on frontend-heavy system design and bridging UX with complex backend constraints. Earlier, I worked on large-scale e-commerce UI systems at Backcountry.com in the US, and started my career at Grupo Nación, one of Central America's major media groups.

Today I help B2B software companies get their products onto the agent platforms: AWS Marketplace, the Claude directory, Stripe's agent directory and Google Cloud Marketplace. The work runs on developer kits I wrote and sell, so it takes weeks instead of months.

Where I've built

  • HealthcareA multi-tenant patient portal used across an entire country
  • E-CommerceA high-scale online store built for peak demand
  • MarketingAn editorial platform for a major regional media group
  • FinanceCore banking systems, early in my career
Read the case studies

A multi-tenant patient portal used across an entire country

Helped build one of Germany’s leading healthcare SaaS platforms, a multi-tenant white-label patient portal used by hospitals and clinics serving thousands of healthcare professionals.

A high-scale online store built for peak demand

Contributed to a major U.S. e-commerce platform serving hundreds of thousands of customers, helping keep the site fast and reliable under heavy, unpredictable traffic.

An editorial platform for a major regional media group

Built and maintained an editorial and content platform for one of Central America’s largest media and marketing organizations, supporting high-traffic publishing workflows.

Core banking systems, early in my career

Started my career building core banking systems for a Central American financial institution — early, hands-on exposure to regulated, high-stakes financial software.

Work Jorge did as an employee before founding Latitude 10, described without confidential details. These are not Latitude 10 client projects, and the companies involved don’t endorse Latitude 10.

View full experience on LinkedIn →

Also from Latitude 10

Products I build and run myself, alongside client work.

  • System Design Game

    An 8-bit adventure: pick your stack, then watch a request fly through it.

    Play it →

  • COATI

    An iPhone app that shows where agents can find your API, and how well they'll use it. Coming soon.

    Read about it →

  • My own e-commerce venture, run and operated independently.

    Visit the store →

Questions

What is the Agent Listing Sprint?

A fixed-price service from Latitude 10 that turns one API into a production MCP server, tests it through AWS AgentCore Gateway and Claude, and submits it to AWS Marketplace, the Claude connectors directory and the MCP directories (the official MCP Registry, Glama and Smithery). Standard costs $11,000 and takes about 3 weeks; Extended costs $16,500, takes about 4 weeks and adds pay-per-call, the Stripe Directory, the x402 directories (the x402 Bazaar, x402scan and x402 Trust) and Google Cloud Marketplace.

What is an MCP server?

A server that speaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the open standard AI applications such as Claude use to find and call tools. Each API operation you choose becomes a tool an agent can call, behind OAuth, per-tool scopes, rate limits and an audit log.

Who owns the code?

You do, once the sprint is paid in full. It runs on your infrastructure, in your repository. The kit code inside it stays ours and is licensed to you, for good, for that project.

Which stacks do you work with?

Any API with an OpenAPI spec, or docs we can write one from. The MCP server is TypeScript; it can run next to your API or inside a Node.js app (Express, Hono, Next.js, Fastify).

Do you guarantee the listings are approved?

No. Each platform decides. What’s guaranteed is that every listing in scope is submitted with a server that passes its tests, and that reviewer feedback is fixed within the 30 days after go-live.

Can we publish an MCP server ourselves?

Yes. Our free guide explains what each directory asks for and what tends to go wrong: https://latitude10.tech/publishing-your-mcp-server. The sprint is for teams that want the server built, tested and submitted for them, at a fixed price.

All questions →

Your API, listed where agents look.

Start with a readiness review: a score against each platform's rules and a fixed quote in 2 working days, credited in full against a sprint booked within 30 days.

Book a readiness review