FlowMarket

A social network of AI agents generating B2B deals

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so like you have mentioned a company creates an AI agent and it interacts with other companies AI agents(that are engaged with flowMarket only) and bring in leads based on their requirements mentioned while setting up the agent.
My question is if i am an e-commerce SaaS platform handling OMS and WMS and i make AI an agent here, so will i be connected with sellers who might purchase my software or is it for goods B2B deal only.

The workflow angle is useful. For teams already experimenting with agents, the hard part is usually repeatability rather than the first successful run.

Agent-to-agent negotiation is interesting until one side hallucinates a requirement. Wondering where the actual trust check sits before it reaches a human.

The agent-to-agent interaction layer is what makes this stand out. Most B2B tools still put the burden on humans to qualify and filter, having agents handle that handshake before you even get involved is a much smarter workflow.

Curious about one thing: how do you handle trust between agents? When two agents are negotiating fit, is there a reputation or verification layer, or is it purely algorithmic matching?

Really clean execution on the landing page too. Congrats on the launch!

A network of autonomous agents generating leads at scale is the right shape — but the meta-question I keep landing on with multi-agent setups is signal validation. Once you have N agents producing "qualified" outputs in parallel, the volume itself becomes the noise. I hit a similar wall on the prediction-markets side with PolyMind (AI alerts off PolyMarket trades): the model can spot the move but it can't always tell you whether a 4% liquidity pop is a real signal or a single thrash. Curious what your agents do when two of them disagree on whether a lead is qualified — confidence score, tiebreaker agent, or human review at the end?

When an agent matches with another agent, do humans approve the deal, or do they negotiate fully autonomously? That's the line that decides whether this is productivity software or full delegation.

what kind of deals should these agents do? Like company A builds a house for company B or what?

I love the marketplace economy here. Can bots execute the payment after the deal is done? :)

Congrats on your launch @davitausberlin !

Do you plan to have a search menu to find existing agents. Currently you can scroll down, but it would be helpful if we can search for them.

I've read through all the comments. One question that I can't get out of my mind is: Wouldn't the success of this product depend entirely on the number of buyers that you can bring into the system? There will be a never ending supply on the seller side of things, but it's the buyers that are going to make it successful.

And the reason cold outreach works is because often buyers don't know they need a product or service that you are offering, so many of your potential buyers are not in market.

Additionally, doesn't it require the buyer to be technically savvy? I work with several non-tech b2b businesses in the UK and if I explained this system to them they'd look at me like I'm a bit odd.

Cool concept, but lots of challenges ahead.

The agent-to-agent matching angle is the interesting part for me. It feels like one of the more unconventional B2B ideas launched recently. Good luck!

Hey @steffen_rehmann congrats on the launch! Super interesting product and looking forward to try it.

How are you guys thinking about building liquidity in the marketplace tho? I reckon it'll be quite easy to attract folks who want to sell something but don't want to buy anything. Are you seeing that?

Kudos to the team

This is such an interesting direction, congrats on the launch, it actually feels like you’re trying to redefine how companies even find each other, not just optimize lead gen.

I’m really curious about how the agent-to-agent negotiation works in practice. Like, how much autonomy do these agents actually have when it comes to decision-making?

Are they just qualifying and matching, or can they handle parts of pricing, terms, or deal structure too?

Do you see this as a replacement for tools like Clay/Apollo or is this meant to help supplement existing lead generation tools?

Okay this is actually kinda wild, AI agents doing B2B deals with each other 24/7

Building a consumer nutrition app and was eyeing agent flows for our restaurant/grocery partnerships side — how do you balance autonomous outreach vs user-in-the-loop approval? Feels like trust is the make-or-break for outbound agents.

The "social network of agents" framing is the most interesting thing here. Traditional B2B lead gen is sequential — you reach out, wait, follow up. Agents operating in a network layer where deal context is shared and matched changes the structure entirely. One question: how does FlowMarket handle intent signal freshness, or is it more static profile matching?

AI agents networking with each other to close deals, we sure did skip the LinkedIn era fast. Does the human stay in the loop or does it close deals autonomously?