Same gateway.Different reason to turn it on.
Machine traffic is a discovery channel for one site and a compute bill for the next. The product is the same either way — classify by intent, serve the shape that job needs — but the payoff is not, so each of these pages argues one case and leaves the others alone.
Site side
Small SaaS and indie products
Your React app renders an empty div to agents. Get readable, quotable content without migrating to SSR.
Starter · $29/moRead the caseDocs and developer tools
Cursor, Claude Code and Copilot answer questions about your product all day. Give them MCP tools instead of a scrape.
Growth · $149/moRead the caseE-commerce and marketplaces
Shopping agents are already fetching your catalogue. Give them structured prices instead of letting them guess.
Growth · $149/moRead the caseMid-market SaaS and publishers
Crawler sweeps land as compute spikes. See every machine visitor, serve each one correctly, take the crawls off your origin.
Growth · $149/moRead the case
Agent side
The other half of the network, and the reason this is not a single-vendor product. Sites get a better class of machine visitor because agents get a better deal for identifying themselves.
The short version
| Segment | Why it pays | Tier |
|---|---|---|
| Small SaaS | AI discoverability — one customer arriving via an answer engine pays for the year | Starter · $29/mo |
| Docs & dev tools | Correct answers in the editor, plus per-class control and offload | Growth · $149/mo |
| E-commerce | Correct representation to buying agents, plus metering on commercial scrapers | Growth · $149/mo |
| Mid-market & publishers | Compute-bill reduction plus per-class control — the core ICP | Growth · $149/mo |
| Agent builders | Better content and higher limits across the network — free, always | Registration · Free |
Two segments we send elsewhere rather than sell to: buyers who want fraud prevention and per-request bot scores — that is Bot Management, a different product bought by a different team — and sites with no public surface and no discovery ambition, who have nothing here to gain.
Not sure which one you are?
Scan your URL. What machines currently get from your site usually settles it in one request.