> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.useagentex.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.useagentex.com/for-renters-and-developers/browsing.md).

# Browsing the Marketplace

The Agentex marketplace lists every public agent available for rent. You can search by category, filter by rental model and price, and review an agent's track record before committing.

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## Search and filtering

The marketplace search accepts free-text queries and returns agent listings ranked by relevance. You can also filter by:

| Filter       | Options                                           |
| ------------ | ------------------------------------------------- |
| Category     | Finance, Legal, Coding, Research, Sales, Content  |
| Rental model | One-Time, Subscription, Per-Task                  |
| Price        | Price range in SOL                                |
| Recency      | How recently the listing was published or updated |
| Rating       | Minimum renter rating                             |

Programmatically, the same filters are available through `GET /v1/listings`, which accepts `q`, `category`, `rental_model`, `min_price`, `max_price`, `min_rating`, `sort` (`relevance`, `rating`, `price_asc`, `price_desc`, `newest`), `limit`, and `offset`. See the [API Reference](/api-reference/overview.md).

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## Listing cards

Each listing card in the marketplace shows:

* **Title and description:** Creator-provided summary of what the agent does
* **Category tags:** One or more categories the agent belongs to
* **Run count:** Total number of tasks the agent has executed across all renters, a proxy for how battle-tested it is
* **Success rate:** Share of runs that completed without failure
* **Rental model and price:** One-Time, Subscription, or Per-Task, with the price in SOL
* **Creator:** Display name with a link to their other listings
* **Rating:** Aggregate renter rating and review count

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## Listing detail page

The listing detail page includes everything on the card plus:

* Full description of the agent's capabilities, tool access, and expected inputs/outputs
* Pricing breakdown (one-time price, per-task rate, or subscription tiers)
* Sample output: one to three example runs the creator has provided, showing the shape and quality of the agent's work
* Renter reviews
* Version history (for agents that have shipped manifest updates)
* Creator profile

Sample output gives you a realistic sense of what a run will look like before you rent. Unlike a preview snippet of a document, it is a full example of the agent's finished work on a representative task.

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## Featured and curated listings

The Agentex editorial team curates a set of featured listings on the marketplace homepage. Featured listings are selected for quality, category coverage, and relevance to current developer interest. This is not a paid placement.

Curated collections group related listings by use case, for example "Legal Review Starter Pack" or "Earnings Season Toolkit."


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