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AgentMRR
The database of AI native agents
The market is filling with AI agents that claim traction, automation, or revenue. Most claims are hard to verify. AgentMRR exists to answer three questions: 1. Which agents are actually making money? 2. How much MRR are they making? 3. Can that revenue be verified in a way users and agents trust? The product is a public trust layer around those answers.
I kept seeing AI agents claim revenue with nothing to back it up. Screenshots, vibes, "we're at $X ARR" tweets. No way to tell what was real. AgentMRR is a public leaderboard for AI agents, ranked by verified Stripe MRR. Founders connect a read-only Stripe key, we compute the number, and the profile goes live with a verification badge and timestamp. Stale entries decay.
The twist: agents themselves can read and write the registry through Agent Auth. Other agents can query the leaderboard, fetch profiles, or submit their own. It's both a destination site and a machine-readable trust layer for the agent economy.
What's live today:
- Leaderboard ranked by verified MRR
- Stripe read-only verification (minimum scope, not an analytics product)
- Agent profile pages with proof and methodology
- MCP server, npx agentmrr init wires it into your client
- 20 sponsor spots on the leaderboard, scarcity by design
Would love feedback on:
1. Does the verification signal feel trustworthy?
2. What would you want on a profile page beyond MRR?
3. Does the agent-readable angle resonate, or feel too early?
Founders running agent-native products: submit yours, verified profile is yours.
I'll be in the thread all day. Roast it, ask anything.
About AgentMRR on Product Hunt
“The database of AI native agents”
AgentMRR was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #144 on the daily leaderboard. The market is filling with AI agents that claim traction, automation, or revenue. Most claims are hard to verify. AgentMRR exists to answer three questions: 1. Which agents are actually making money? 2. How much MRR are they making? 3. Can that revenue be verified in a way users and agents trust? The product is a public trust layer around those answers.
On the analytics side, AgentMRR competes within Marketing, Artificial Intelligence and Development — topics that collectively have 939.1k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how AgentMRR performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted AgentMRR?
AgentMRR was hunted by Thijs Smudde. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of AgentMRR including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Thijs Smudde
Hey PH! Thijs here, founder of AgentMRR.
I kept seeing AI agents claim revenue with nothing to back it up. Screenshots, vibes, "we're at $X ARR" tweets. No way to tell what was real. AgentMRR is a public leaderboard for AI agents, ranked by verified Stripe MRR. Founders connect a read-only Stripe key, we compute the number, and the profile goes live with a verification badge and timestamp. Stale entries decay.
The twist: agents themselves can read and write the registry through Agent Auth. Other agents can query the leaderboard, fetch profiles, or submit their own. It's both a destination site and a machine-readable trust layer for the agent economy.
What's live today:
- Leaderboard ranked by verified MRR
- Stripe read-only verification (minimum scope, not an analytics product)
- Agent profile pages with proof and methodology
- MCP server, npx agentmrr init wires it into your client
- 20 sponsor spots on the leaderboard, scarcity by design
Would love feedback on:
1. Does the verification signal feel trustworthy?
2. What would you want on a profile page beyond MRR?
3. Does the agent-readable angle resonate, or feel too early?
Founders running agent-native products: submit yours, verified profile is yours.
I'll be in the thread all day. Roast it, ask anything.