AI agent app store
An AI agent app store is where you install something that already works, instead of prompting a blank model until it does. On AIMarket24 the app might be an agent, a bot, a workflow, a plugin, or source code, and the listing says which.
Live listings
Apps and developer tools. A phone app store this is not.
No live listings in this shelf yet. Open Coding & Developer Tools or browse the catalog.
App store, marketplace, and model menu are different
A phone app store sells binaries that install on a device, with the store’s review and a familiar update button. An AI app store, in the way people search for it, is looser. The thing for sale might never install as an app. It might be a workflow JSON, a prompt file, a server you run yourself, or a person who sets the tool up for you. Calling all of those “apps” hides the delivery. AIMarket24 uses product types so the card says agent, workflow, bot, plugin, code, prompt, API, or service.
A model menu, such as a list of GPTs inside one assistant, is a third thing. You are not buying a file. You are choosing a configuration that runs while you stay in that product. If that is what you want, the GPT Store comparison explains the account limits OpenAI publishes. If you want something you can hand to a teammate as a download or a hosted bot, you want the app-store shape: a price, a scope, and a way to get the bits.
What you can find on the shelves
Buyers usually arrive with a job, not a product type. “Answer the same five questions on our site” is a chatbot. “Enrich every new lead and drop it in the CRM” is often a workflow. “Watch a folder and file the invoices” might be a small agent or a script. The store is organized both ways: 16 categories for the job, and 8 product types for the kind of delivery. You can read requirements before you pay, including API keys, hosting, and which apps the workflow connects to.
Sample cards on the homepage are samples. They are not a live catalog and not a price survey. Real listings from the catalog are shown on this page. Until then, the guides describe how to judge a listing: scope, requirements, setup time, proof it runs, support, and what happens if delivery does not match.
Installing is not the same for every type
A code listing means you run it. You need the language, the host, and the keys. A workflow listing means you import it into n8n, Make, or Zapier and connect credentials. A bot listing is either source you host or a bot the seller hosts; the listing has to say which, because the permissions and the monthly cost change. A prompt listing is text you paste into a model the seller names. An MCP server is a connector a desktop assistant or an agent starts. A service is someone’s time.
The store does not hide that difference behind one Install button. The listing is the install guide. If the seller cannot explain the first ten minutes, the product is not ready to be an “app,” even if the demo looked smooth. Buyers should treat missing requirements as a reason to wait, not as a detail to discover after payment.
Trust on an app store for AI products
The buyer pays into escrow. The seller is paid after the buyer confirms delivery, or automatically 3 days after delivery if no problem is reported. A bank payout is a later step and is not an instant transfer.
Uploads that are 95% or more similar to an existing listing are rejected. That is the store’s answer to the same zip file appearing under five titles. An optional code audit badge covers security, dependencies, quality, and license. It does not mean the product is the best in its category. It means those checks were run. There is no star rating on this page because the marketplace is not open and invented scores would be fiction.
Selling an AI app here
Listing on AIMarket24 is free. The platform keeps 15% of each sale. The first 50 sellers who publish a live listing are founding sellers and pay 5% for six months. Pick the product type that matches the delivery, not the type that sounds larger. A prompt sold as an “agent” creates a dispute the moment the buyer looks for a running process. Name the model, the keys, and a typical run cost if you know it. If you do not know the run cost, say so, and say what the buyer should measure.
Founding sellers are the first 50 accounts that publish a live listing, not the first 50 email signups. The lower 5% rate lasts six months from that seat. Publish when the file is ready. You also get 7 days of Premium and 50 build tokens, which are for the workshop, not a discount on the commission.
A practical way to choose
Write the job in one sentence. If a fixed series of steps can do it, look at workflows. If the next step depends on what the model just found, look at agents, and read the permissions twice. If the user talks to it, look at bots. If you only need better instructions for a model you already pay for, look at prompts. The app store is the shelf. The product type is the package.
Then check money. The purchase price is not the only cost. Model tokens, hosting, and third-party app plans continue after checkout. A good listing separates those. If it does not, ask before you buy, or wait for a listing that does. The catalog is how you hear when the shelves open.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI app store?
A catalog of ready AI products, such as agents, bots, workflows, plugins, prompts, and code, with a written scope and a way to pay the builder.
What is an AI agent app store?
This shelf, when the thing you want is an agent or the tool around one. The product type still says whether you receive code, a workflow, a bot, or a prompt. It is not a phone app store.
Is AIMarket24 a mobile app store?
No. Listings are digital AI products and services. Many are files or hosted bots, not phone apps.
When can I browse real listings?
The marketplace is live.
How do sellers get paid?
Buyers pay into escrow. Earnings are released after the buyer confirms delivery, or automatically 3 days after delivery if no problem is reported. The commission is 15%, or 5% for six months for the first 50 sellers who publish a live listing.