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Whether you're here to run workflows that just work or to build and publish your own, these guides take you from first run to first payout.

Billing & RunsBuilderAPI Reference

Choose your path

Three ways into Edgaze

Buyers

Run a workflow

Understand price, wallet funding, bundles, results, and failed runs.

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Creators

Create and sell

Build, publish, price, earn, and manage payout setup.

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Developers

Build with the API

Create a key, discover workflows, run them, and stream progress.

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Builder guides

Step-by-step guides for Workflow Studio, Composer, and reusable templates.

Builder Overview

How Workflow Studio, Composer, Templates, and API Vault fit together in Edgaze.

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Workflow Studio

Build, test, and publish your first Edgaze workflow without learning every block at once.

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Tutorial: Company Intelligence Workflow

Build, publish, and integrate a workflow that turns a company website into a structured sales-research brief.

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Templates

Start from an outcome, answer a few setup questions, and open an editable workflow in Workflow Studio.

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API Vault

How buyers and creators save provider keys, and which key owner is billed in each workflow credential mode.

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Composer & Generative AI

How Composer assists workflow editing, what to verify before you apply changes, and how external AI providers are involved.

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Block reference

Every Workflow Studio block with previews and setup guidance.

Ask for InputAsk one question or collect several related answers when the workflow starts.Generate TextGenerate text with GPT, Claude, or Gemini.Generate ImageGenerate images with Gemini or OpenAI.Get ContentBring in content from a public web page or a YouTube video.MergeCombines multiple data streams into one unified output.DecideBranch using deterministic operators or an explicit AI rule.RepeatRun an internal workflow a fixed number of times.ResultFinal result of your workflow.Remixed WorkflowCompose a pinned workflow as a sealed black box.Call an APIMake HTTP requests with explicit host and credential controls.WaitWait for a specified duration before continuing execution.AviatoB2B person and company data: profiles, contact details, investors, posts.GitHubRead and write issues and pull requests in repositories you connect.SlackPost messages to channels you connect.Google SheetsRead and append rows in spreadsheets you connect.Google DocsCreate, read and append to documents you connect.Google CalendarRead and add events on calendars you connect.Google DriveSave and read text files created by Edgaze.GmailSend email from the Gmail account you connect.

Billing & Runs

How workflow runs are priced, funded, settled, and refunded.

Billing & Runs

How workflow runs are priced, funded, settled, and refunded. Step-by-step guides for buyers, creators, and developers.

For buyers

Run a Workflow

How to open a workflow, fund a run, and what happens when it completes.

What You Pay For

How the per-run price is built, what the creator earns, and what Edgaze keeps.

Funding Runs

How your wallet and workflow bundles fund runs started in the app or through the API.

When Runs Fail

What you pay when a run fails, is cancelled, or is stopped for exceeding its compute limit.

Refunds

How to ask Edgaze to review a refund request.

For creators

Publish and Price

How creators set margin, how compute is estimated, and what buyers see at checkout.

Creator Earnings Guide

How creator earnings accrue, clear, and pay out.

BYOK (Bring Your Own Key)

Plus plan runs with your own API key: what you pay Edgaze and what you pay your provider.

Failover

When Edgaze switches to a backup model, your price stays the same.

For developers

API Runs

Billing for workflow runs triggered through the REST API, including spend caps.

Version Pinning

How prices lock to a workflow version and what happens when creators publish new versions.

Remix Workflows

How a workflow can use one published parent workflow, how pricing works, and how each creator earns.

Reference

Bundles Expiry and Refunds

When prepaid bundles expire, what happens to unused runs, and refund options.

Run Outcomes Reference

Quick reference for customer charges and creator earnings across common run scenarios.

Legacy Unlock

One-time purchase listings from before per-run pricing existed.

API Reference

REST endpoints, authentication, playground, and webhooks.

Edgaze REST API

Run marketplace workflows from your backend, poll durable run state, and receive signed webhooks when jobs finish.

Authentication

Every API request must include a valid secret key in the Authorization header.

Quickstart

Discover a workflow, send valid inputs, and wait for the result with copy-paste-safe curl commands.

Webhooks

Configure HTTPS endpoints in the Developer console to receive signed run lifecycle events.

Errors & Edge Cases

Complete error catalog and async failure modes for production integrations.

Billing & Spend Caps

API runs bill identically to product UI runs. Keys optionally enforce spend caps before a run starts.

Streaming & Real-time

Track run progress with polling, event logs, and optional SSE streaming.

OpenAPI specification

Machine-readable OpenAPI 3.1 document for the Edgaze v1 REST API.

List Workflows

Discover current free and pay-per-run workflows in the paginated marketplace catalog.

Get Workflow

Retrieve a single workflow with input schema, access state, pricing, and an example run request.

List Workflow Versions

List immutable workflow versions visible to the caller and inspect active and purchase pins.

Accept Workflow Update

Re-pin a buyer purchase to the workflow's current active immutable version.

Create Run

Start an asynchronous workflow run. Returns 202 Accepted with a run id and polling URLs.

List Runs

Page through your account's run history, filtered by status or workflow.

Get Run

Poll canonical run status, failure reason, buyer-facing charge, and final outputs.

Cancel Run

Stop an in-flight run. Cancelled runs reach a terminal state and are never charged.

List Run Events

Read ordered events for a run, including start, step progress, and completion markers.

MCP

Let your agent call a marketplace workflow directly as a tool.

  • Cursor
  • Claude Code
  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Codex
  • VS Code
  • Windsurf
  • OpenCode
  • Other clients

Edgaze MCP

Let your agent call a marketplace workflow directly as a tool.

Connect Edgaze MCP

Manual setup and agent installation for Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, VS Code, Windsurf, OpenCode, and other MCP clients.

Your first run

How the agent should search, inspect, demo, pay, and watch a workflow after Edgaze MCP is connected.

MCP wallet

Zero balance is normal on first connect. Add money when you want a paid run. Failed runs do not keep the charge.

MCP for creators

Publish once. Agents run the same product marketplace buyers run, at the same price.

Resources

Product updates, publishing surfaces, and distribution tools.

Changelog

What changed on Edgaze, written for the people who use it.

Edgaze Code

A short keyword that opens your workflow or prompt on Edgaze without sharing a long link.

Sell to Humans and Agents

How one published workflow reaches marketplace buyers, REST API callers, and MCP agent tools.

Free Demos

How one-time free demos let buyers run your real workflow with their own inputs before they pay.

AI Demo Inputs

How Edgaze uses AI to prefill demo inputs, why examples can be wrong, and what you should verify before trusting a result.

Managed Execution

What Edgaze manages when a hosted workflow runs.

Legacy and retired features

What Edgaze still supports for older listings, and which creation tools have been retired.

Legal & Trust

Policies for platform use, payments, creators, and safety.

Legal & Trust Center

Edgaze policies for platform access, creator publishing, marketplace transactions, AI outputs, payments, safety, and data handling.

Core Platform

Terms of Service

The core platform terms that govern access to Edgaze, including product usage, publishing, marketplace transactions, hosted AI runs, platform limitations, and legal responsibilities.

Privacy Policy

How Edge Platforms, Inc. collects, uses, shares, stores, and protects information across Edgaze.

Cookie Policy

How Edgaze uses cookies, local storage, session storage, analytics technologies, Calendly embeds, security tools, payment technologies, and platform storage.

Acceptable Use Policy

Rules governing permitted and prohibited use of Edgaze accounts, listings, workflows, prompts, automation, and hosted runs.

Platform Status and Beta Disclaimer

Operational disclosures for Edgaze beta status, experimental features, availability, data loss risk, and no-SLA usage.

Content Disclaimer

Disclosures for creator content, user-generated content, AI outputs, third-party dependencies, and professional reliance.

Marketplace & Payments

Payments Overview

How customers fund runs via wallet and bundles, how Stripe and Stripe Connect support checkout and creator payouts, and how legacy unlock purchases coexist with per-run billing.

Marketplace Fees

How Edgaze platform fees apply to creator margin on successful per-run sales, separate from compute recovery.

Creator Earnings

How creator earnings accrue per successful run at 80% of margin, clear from pending to available over 7 days, pay out weekly above $25, and are clawed back from pending on refund.

Payout System

How Stripe Connect onboarding, the pending to available 7-day clearing, held-until-onboard balances, the weekly $25 payout, and refund clawback work for Edgaze creators.

Refund Policy

How Edgaze reviews refund requests case by case and how to contact support.

Chargeback Policy

How Edgaze handles card disputes, Stripe dispute records, purchase status changes, and creator earning reversals.

Pricing Limits

Minimum and maximum per-run workflow margin on Edgaze.

Creator Rules

Creator Terms

The terms that apply to creators who publish or monetize workflows, prompt products, templates, listings, and hosted product experiences on Edgaze.

Creator Guidelines

A concise checklist for honest, safe, useful Edgaze marketplace listings.

Workflow Run Policy

Per-run hosted workflow execution, BYOK behavior, funding sources, and abnormal usage controls.

Infrastructure Cost Estimation

How the hosted compute estimate affects the price buyers see, without reducing creator margin earnings.

Model Catalog & Pricing

The AI models Edgaze workflows can call, current hosted pricing, and how model availability changes are handled.

Creator Subscription Policy

The live Edgaze Plus price, entitlements, billing, cancellation, and relationship to marketplace rules.

Trust, Safety & IP

Community Guidelines

User-facing standards for profiles, marketplace listings, comments, and buyer-creator interactions on Edgaze.

Fraud and Abuse Policy

How Edgaze detects, reviews, and responds to payment abuse, marketplace manipulation, unsafe workflows, and platform misuse.

DMCA and IP Takedown Policy

Procedure for reporting copyright infringement, counter-notices, repeat infringers, and non-copyright intellectual property issues on Edgaze.

Security and Responsible Disclosure

How to report Edgaze security issues and the boundaries for good-faith vulnerability reporting.

Platform fundamentals

These public guides explain what Edgaze is, how the marketplace works, and why the platform focuses on runnable workflows instead of isolated prompt fragments. Continue from the marketplace, pricing, or creator program.

What is Edgaze?

Start with the platform definition and authority overview.

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How Edgaze works

Understand the path from building to publishing and monetization.

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Edgaze Code

Understand the link-free retrieval keyword creators can share anywhere.

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Why workflows, not prompts?

See why Edgaze treats runnable systems as the unit of value.

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