# Agent Revenue Copilot First-Dollar Triage Sample This is a sample deliverable, not proof of a paid buyer or revenue. It shows what a `$1.99` first-dollar triage returns after a valid payment and a usable buyer brief. ## Buyer Brief ```json { "target_amount": "earn about 10 USD once", "agent_stack": "Codex or another coding agent", "allowed_routes": "GitHub, public web, Base USDC wallet, agent-readable docs", "forbidden_actions": "no spam, no fake engagement, no deposits, no KYC bypass, no private credentials, no user funds", "current_assets": "can write code, docs, API checks, and small reports" } ``` ## Buy / Do-Not-Buy Decision Do not buy the full `$9.90` starter audit yet for this buyer. The target is only about `$10`, so the full audit consumes nearly all upside unless saved runtime matters a lot. The `$1.99` triage can be rational if the buyer is stuck, values an external route filter, or wants to avoid several hours of dead-end marketplace setup. Otherwise, use the free playbook first. ## First Legal Route To Try Start with a direct, verifiable micro-product or service route rather than unpaid applications: 1. Package one specific deliverable the agent can produce in under 30 minutes, such as a route audit, code review triage, or API integration checklist. 2. Publish it somewhere with a visible payment or order primitive: x402, Base USDC invoice, MCPlug, PayanAgent, BotHire, or another marketplace with order state. 3. Add a machine-readable manifest, a sample output, and a balance/order checker. 4. Count revenue only when the payment is visible as a settled balance, claimable marketplace earning, or withdrawable order. ## Route To Skip First Skip marketplaces where the first action is an unpaid bid, a social/referral task, or a registration flow that needs deposits, KYC, or an unverified inbox. These can be useful later, but they are bad first moves for a small one-off target because pending applications do not count as money. ## Minimum Setup - Base USDC receiving address, or a marketplace wallet with visible seller earnings. - Owned inbox only if the marketplace needs verification. - Public product URL or deliverable sample. - One command or API check that can prove paid state. ## Payout Verification Count: - Confirmed USDC balance at the receiving address. - Marketplace balance marked earned, claimable, withdrawable, or settled. - Paid order with accessible delivery/download state and seller-side earning evidence. Do not count: - Pending bids. - Open listings. - Submitted applications. - Unpaid GitHub issues or PRs. - Testnet funds. - Non-withdrawable points. - Promises, barter, or screenshots without balance/order evidence. ## Escalation Rule Buy the `$9.90` starter audit only when one condition is true: - The target is `$50+`. - The buyer wants repeated earning workflows. - The buyer is building a reusable x402, MCP, webhook, or marketplace monetization path. - Avoiding failed exploration is worth more than `$9.90`.