Your API, ready for the agent platforms in about three weeks.
The Agent Listing Sprint is Latitude 10’s fixed-price service for B2B APIs. I turn your API into a production MCP server, test it end to end through AWS AgentCore Gateway and Claude, and submit it where agents and their buyers look: AWS Marketplace, the Claude connectors directory, the Stripe Directory and Google Cloud Marketplace. Fixed price, on your infrastructure, and the code is yours once it’s paid for.
What does each agent platform require?
AWS, Anthropic, Stripe, Coinbase and Google each want your product callable by agents, and each has its own entry rules. None of them will help you onto the others. A sprint prepares your API for all of them at once.
| Platform | What a listing needs |
|---|---|
| AWS Marketplace, with AgentCore Gateway | An MCP server on protocol 2025-06-18 or 2025-03-26 with two-legged OAuth, or an OpenAPI spec; a seller account. |
| Claude connectors directory | A remote HTTPS server, OAuth 2.0, tool annotations and a test account for the reviewer. No tools that move money. |
| Stripe Directory and mpp.dev | An llms.txt, example prompts and, for pay-per-call, MPP. |
| Coinbase x402 Bazaar | x402 settled through the CDP facilitator with discovery metadata; ranked on description quality and availability. |
| Google Cloud Marketplace | An A2A Agent Card, OAuth with dynamic client registration and the procurement integration. |
What does it cost?
Readiness review
$1,4002 working days
Your API scored against each platform’s listing rules, a security review of the tools, and a fixed quote for the sprint.
- A report scoring your API for AWS AgentCore Gateway, the Claude directory, the Stripe Directory, the x402 Bazaar and Google Cloud Marketplace
- A security review of auth and the proposed tools: reads, writes, scopes
- A recommended tool set and a fixed quote for the sprint
- Credited in full against a sprint booked within 30 days
Listing sprint
$11,000Standard · about 3 weeks
Extended: $16,500 · about 4 weeks
A production MCP server for your API, tested through AWS AgentCore Gateway and Claude, and submitted to AWS Marketplace and the Claude directory.
- One API, up to 25 tools, from your OpenAPI spec
- OAuth with your identity provider, scopes per tool, reads on and writes off by default
- Rate limits, an audit log and usage metering
- Deployed on your infrastructure, with CI
- End-to-end tests through AgentCore Gateway and Claude, plus a trace and eval suite
- An AWS Marketplace “AI Agents & Tools” listing with AgentCore Gateway integration, submitted under your seller account, and a Claude directory submission
- 30 days of fixes after go-live, including reviewer feedback
Extended adds:
- Pay-per-call if you want it: MPP through Stripe and x402 through Coinbase
- Submissions to the Stripe Directory, mpp.dev and the x402 Bazaar
- A Google Cloud Marketplace submission as an AI agent, with an A2A Agent Card
Maintenance
$750a month · Standard
Extended: $1,400 a month
Your listings kept current as the MCP spec and the platforms’ rules change.
- MCP spec and platform-rule changes applied
- Dependency and security updates
- Re-submissions when a directory changes its rules
- A weekly liveness check of every listing
- Up to 4 hours of changes a month, reply within 2 business days
Monthly, with 30 days’ notice. Extended adds the pay-per-call rails, the Google listing and 8 hours a month.
Prices in US dollars, excluding taxes where they apply. Sprints are paid 50% on signing and 50% when the listings are submitted. One sprint runs at a time, so start dates are booked in order.
This page is a summary, not an offer. Work starts only under a signed Master Services Agreement and Statement of Work, which prevail over anything here. Each platform decides what it lists, so no listing, approval, traffic or revenue is guaranteed. Latitude 10 never holds or moves client money and is not a payment processor. See the Terms of Service.
How does a sprint run?
- Week 1
Tools and access
We agree which operations become tools, which stay out, and the scopes for each. The server runs against your staging API.
- Week 2
Auth, limits and tests
OAuth with your identity provider, rate limits, the audit log, and the trace and eval suite your security team can read.
- Week 3
Deploy and submit
Deployed on your infrastructure, tested through AgentCore Gateway and Claude, and submitted to every listing in scope.
- 30 days
Warranty
Fixes to what we built, after go-live, including what the platform reviewers ask for within the sprint’s scope.
What do you need before a sprint?
Your API
An OpenAPI spec, or docs we can write one from, and a staging environment.
An identity provider
Auth0, Okta, Entra, Cognito or similar. If you don’t have one, setting it up is part of the sprint.
The accounts
An AWS Marketplace seller account for the AWS listing, and a paid Claude plan for the directory submission. We guide you through both.
What doesn’t Latitude 10 do?
Hold or move your money. Pay-per-call runs on your own Stripe or Coinbase account.
Put money-moving tools in the Claude directory. Its policy rejects them, so they stay out of that submission.
Promise approval or traffic. The platforms decide what they list, and agents decide what they call.
Give legal, tax or financial advice. We build and submit; your own advisers decide what the rules mean for your business.
Why does a sprint take weeks, not months?
A sprint takes weeks, not months, because the groundwork is already written and tested. You can read every kit before you hire us.
MCP Server Kit
your OpenAPI spec as a production MCP server, with OAuth, scopes, audit and metering
Agentify API
the same, inside your existing Express, Hono, Next.js or Fastify app
Agent Gateway
policies, approvals and an audit log for every tool call
Agent Trace Kit
every step an agent took through your tools, and what it cost
Agent Eval Kit
tests for what agents do with your tools, run in CI
Frequently asked 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 and the Claude connectors directory. 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 Bazaar 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.
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.
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.
What do we sign?
A short Master Services Agreement, and a Statement of Work for each engagement. They set the scope, the price, the 30-day warranty, a liability cap and who owns what. You get both with the quote, and nothing starts until both sides have signed. If we’ll see personal data, we also sign a data processing agreement.
What access do you need?
Your staging environment and the least access the work needs, shared through a secure channel. We can sign an NDA before you send anything confidential.
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).
Where does it run?
On your AWS, Cloudflare or Fly.io account, or your own servers. Latitude 10 hosts nothing and never sits between your customers and your API.
Can agents pay per call?
Yes, in the Extended sprint: MPP through your Stripe account and x402 through Coinbase. The money goes straight to you. Latitude 10 never holds or moves it.
Why are the prices this low?
They’re launch prices for the first clients. Latitude 10 is new to this work; the kits do the groundwork, so a sprint takes weeks, not months.
How do you start?
With the readiness review: two working days, $1,400, credited in full if you book the sprint within 30 days. Send your API docs and which platforms you care about.
Latitude 10 is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by Amazon Web Services, Anthropic, Stripe, Coinbase or Google. Their names describe where your product gets listed.