Agent 37
Host and sell your Claude skillsTurn Claude skills into paid products
Highlights
What you can do with it
- Embedding paid, shareable skills into your own website
- Coaches publishing guidance skills with a free trial
- Teachers turning tutoring material into subscribable skills
How to use it
- 1 Register on the platform and apply for early access
- 2 Upload your Claude skills and MCP configuration files
- 3 Set skill name, description, pricing, and trial length
- 4 Connect your Stripe account to receive payments
- 5 Share the generated links where your audience is
- 6 Read the analytics and adjust pricing or the skill itself
Who it is for
Pros
- Free to start, with costs tied to transactions
- No server setup or maintenance work
- Built-in trial lowers the barrier for buyers
- Analytics show usage and conversion in one place
- One-on-one onboarding for first-time creators
Limitations
- The platform takes a 20% cut of every transaction
- Early access requires approval, so entry is not instant
- Sales depend on your own traffic and pricing, not the platform
- Free to start does not mean free to scale
- Hosting means your skill depends on a third-party service
What Agent 37 is
Agent 37 is a platform for turning Claude skills into paid products. The problem it addresses is that selling a skill usually means walking a buyer through local installation, dealing with updates, and having no way to offer a trial. Here you upload the skill you built plus its MCP configuration, and the platform hosts it, generates a share link, and manages the trial and payment flow through Stripe. Creators set their own pricing, keep 80% of revenue, and pay a 20% transaction fee. Getting started is free. Uploaded skills remain private until someone subscribes, and updates are pushed to subscribers automatically.
What you can do with it
- Host a Claude skill without running a server
- Generate a share link you can post on Reddit, Product Hunt, X, or a newsletter
- Offer a built-in free trial so buyers can test before paying
- Collect payments through Stripe without building checkout
- Watch usage and conversion data and adjust pricing
- Get one-on-one onboarding when you launch your first skill
Who it is for
Creators who already have Claude skills and no way to sell them are the primary audience. Educators fit well, since tutoring and coaching material maps cleanly onto a skill that students can trial and then subscribe to. Enterprises that want to commercialize internal expertise without exposing the source material also fit the hosting and privacy model.
What to watch out for
The 20% transaction fee is real money at scale, so run the numbers against your own payment processing before you commit. Entry is gated by early access approval, so you cannot assume you will be onboarded on a given day. Revenue also depends on your own distribution; a hosted skill with no traffic earns nothing regardless of quality. Being free to start is not the same as being free to operate, and hosting means your product depends on a third-party platform staying online and keeping its terms intact.
FAQ
What does Agent 37 cost?
It is free for creators to start. The platform charges a 20% transaction fee and creators keep 80% of revenue.
Do I need technical setup?
You upload the skill and its MCP configuration, and the platform hosts it. You do not need to run a server yourself.
Do buyers install anything?
No. Skills are hosted and reached through a share link, so visitors can use them without local installation.
Can I try before I commit?
The platform builds a free trial into each skill so users can test it before subscribing through Stripe.
Who owns the skill?
Uploaded skills stay private and only subscribed users can use them, with updates pushed automatically.
Why it is free
What the official page says： free trial
Free limits, trial length and features are decided by the official site and can change at any time.
Product preview
Screenshot archived from the listing page, for preview only.
