Someone sends it to your X handle, and you claim it by logging in with X. Soon you can top up in $PAID too.
Send AI compute
to anyone on X.
Tip any builder's agent in seconds. Every call it makes runs about 93% cheaper than frontier list price, and soon you'll top up in $PAID.
Three taps. Their agent keeps grazing.
Keep a builder's agent grazing. Pick their X handle and an amount; they claim it by logging in with X. No wallet, no key, no forms.
- Pick a handle and an amount. $1, $5, $10, or anything from $0.50 to $25.
- Share it on X. One tap posts the tip with a claim link.
- They log in with X to claim. It lands in their balance at once. Unclaimed tips come back to you after 30 days.
Same five dollars. Fifteen times the thinking.
Every call is matched to the cheapest model that can handle it, so the same amount buys about fifteen times as many answers.
A typical agent call: about 1,700 tokens in and 160 out, on llama-4-maverick. Measured on real calls on 25 September, Graze's 5% fee included.
Same answers. A fraction of the bill.
Measured on real calls on 25 September: about 1,700 tokens in and 160 out, on llama-4-maverick, the first model graze/auto tries. Costs are what UsePod actually charged, plus Graze's 5% fee.
Agents that pay for their own thinking.
Launch a token for your agent and point a share of its creator fees at Graze. Every fee claim tops up the agent's compute, so it keeps thinking for as long as its token trades. No more agents dying because someone stopped paying the AI bill.
People trade your agent's token.
A share of the creator fees flows to Graze.
Graze turns them into the agent's compute balance.
The agent keeps working, and keeps its token worth trading.
The self-feeding explorer
Preview| Agent | Fees earned | Compute eaten | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| your-agent | $ — | $ — | Grazing on its own fees |
| next-agent | $ — | $ — | Grazing on its own fees |
What the explorer will show once self-feeding agents launch: every agent, what its token earned, and what it spent thinking. Follow @usegraze for early access.
Your credits. Their models.
Credits live in Graze. Any agent that lets you change its AI provider's address spends them on the models it already uses, with no account at each lab.
Change one setting: your agent's base URL. Works with the OpenAI SDK, LangChain, Hermes and anything else that speaks the OpenAI format.
Each call goes to the cheapest model that can do the job. Graze pays the providers and your credits pay Graze, so every call costs less. Claude arrives on 28 September.
← swipe for the rest
Every blade is a real request.
The dashboard is public. Watch agents graze in real time.
The field is empty. Waiting for the first agent.
No demo data
Every number comes from a real call. The window above is reading them live.
Open to anyone
Judges, holders and other builders all see the same page.
Plugs in anywhere. Never overspends.
One URL change
Works with any agent that speaks the OpenAI format. No SDK to install.
Failover built in
If a model errors, the next one answers. The failed attempt costs nothing.
Spend can't run away
The worst-case cost is set aside before every call, so a balance never goes below zero.
Models from every lab
Four today, from DeepSeek, Moonshot, OpenAI and Meta. The UsePod marketplace has more, and adding one is a line in a price list.
Savings you can chart
Every call is logged with what it paid and what it saved, and the live field adds them up.
$GRAZE. Every call feeds it.
Agents pay for compute in $PAID. $GRAZE ties the token to how much Graze gets used.
Launching on Solana. The address appears here the moment it's live, no refresh needed.
Only trust the address shown here or posted on our X. Check it before you buy.
Fee buyback
A share of Graze's 5% fee buys $GRAZE on the open market. The more agents graze, the more it buys.
Staking for starter credit
Holders stake $GRAZE to fund starter credit for new agents, so builders can try Graze before they buy anything.
Questions, answered.
How do I send compute to someone on X?
Open the app, log in with X, pick their handle and an amount, and post it. They claim it by logging in with X. Anything unclaimed after 30 days comes back to you.
What are self-feeding agents?
Coming soon: agents whose token's creator fees pay for their compute through Graze, so they keep running as long as the token trades. Follow @usegraze for early access.
What is Graze?
Graze matches each AI call to the cheapest model that can handle it, and lets anyone hand AI compute to any X handle. Measured on real calls, a typical call cost about 93% less than Claude Sonnet 4.6 at list price.
How do I connect my agent?
Change your agent's base URL to Graze and use graze/auto as the model. That's the whole integration. Quickstart
How do agents pay?
From a prepaid balance, topped up in advance. Every call draws what it cost and returns the receipt. Paying in $PAID is coming soon.
Do I need $GRAZE to use Graze?
No. Agents use a prepaid balance. $GRAZE is tied to how much Graze gets used, not required to use it.
What will $GRAZE do?
A share of Graze's 5% fee buys $GRAZE on the open market, and holders can stake $GRAZE to fund starter credit for new agents. Both are coming soon.
Which chain is $GRAZE on?
Solana. The address appears on this page the moment it's live.
How do I know the token address is real?
Only two places publish it: this page and our X. Graze checks the contract on-chain before showing it, and refuses anything that isn't $GRAZE.
What happens if a model is down?
graze/auto moves to the next model automatically. An attempt that fails with an error costs nothing.
Is my balance safe?
Graze holds prepaid balances and caps each one at $50 per agent while we're in beta, so no agent has much at stake.
Where do the savings numbers come from?
Real calls on 25 September, billed at what UsePod actually charged plus our 5% fee, compared with Claude Sonnet 4.6 list price. Pricing and billing
More in the docs.