AgentWeb vs Pomerado: verified actions vs website APIs built on request

By Andrey Marey, Founder of AgentWeb | Published: | Updated: | Facts checked October 26, 2026

AgentWeb (https://www.agentweb.us) is web infrastructure for AI agents. Your agent calls verified actions on real sites and gets back a clear done or failed, with a receipt, at $0.05 per completed action and nothing charged when an action fails. Pomerado (https://pomerado.ai) has an agent build an API or MCP integration for a website when you ask for it, then runs that integration for your agent. Both skip the click-and-screenshot loop of browser agents. The difference is what you pay for, when a site is ready, and what you get back.

Key Takeaways

  • Pay per finished action vs pay per plan. AgentWeb charges $0.05 per completed action, refunds failed actions and has no subscription. Pomerado sells daily tool-call quotas: a free plan with 100 calls a day, then Premium at $50 a month for 1,000 calls a day.
  • Mapped ahead vs built on request. AgentWeb maps sites ahead of time in a public library: 1,806 mapped domains and 8,800+ actions on October 26, 2026. Pomerado builds each integration when you ask, with 10 new integrations a month on its free plan.
  • Proof of completion. Every completed AgentWeb action returns a structured result and a receipt. Pomerado returns the result of the tool call.
  • Logins. On AgentWeb, the user connects once on a hosted sign-in page and the agent never sees the password. Pomerado lets you pass logins with each request or store them with Pomerado, and handles SMS 2FA with a Pomerado phone number.

When to pick which

  • Pick AgentWeb when your agent needs to finish real tasks on sites that are already mapped, and you want to pay only for actions that complete.
  • Pomerado fits a team that wants one specific portal or internal tool wrapped as an API, and is happy to wait for the build and pay by daily call quota.

What AgentWeb is

AgentWeb is an action index for the web. It maps real websites ahead of time as typed actions with declared inputs, scoped permissions and a verification step. Your agent calls an action through MCP or the REST API and gets back structured data plus a receipt.

  • Account connection. When an action needs the user's account, the user signs in once through a hosted connection page, including any 2FA step. Credentials are vaulted per account and never shown to the agent.
  • Billing by outcome. $0.05 per completed action, credit blocks from $25, credits never expire, failed actions refunded.
  • Coverage you can check first. The mapped sites are listed publicly at https://www.agentweb.us/sites, so you can see whether a site is covered before you build. If a site is missing, you can request the map.

What Pomerado is

Pomerado describes itself as turning any website into an API or MCP "in minutes". You ask for a site, its agent builds the integration, and your agent then calls it as a tool. It is backed by Y Combinator and its core is open source under the MIT licence. Setup is a keyless MCP endpoint plus a setup prompt you paste into Claude Code or Codex.

Side by side

AgentWeb Pomerado
What it is Action index for the web: real sites mapped as verified, callable actions for agents Builds an API or MCP integration for a website on request, then runs it for your agent
Pricing Pay as you go, $0.05 per completed action, credit blocks from $25, no subscription Free plan with 100 tool calls a day; Premium $50 a month for 1,000 calls a day; Business custom
Failed actions Refunded, never billed Plans are daily call quotas; no refund for failed calls is listed on the pricing section
Coverage 1,806 mapped domains and 8,800+ actions (Oct 26, 2026), public list at agentweb.us/sites Integrations built per user on request; 10 new a month on Free, 100 on Premium
Proof Structured result plus a receipt for every completed action Returns the result of the tool call
Logins and 2FA Hosted sign-in page, including 2FA; credentials vaulted and never shown to the agent Pass logins per request or store them with Pomerado; automatic sign-in including 2FA, with SMS codes sent to a Pomerado number
Accounts per site One connection per user account 1 account per website on Free and Premium; unlimited on Business
Setup One MCP connector (https://mcp.agentweb.us/mcp) or the REST API Keyless MCP endpoint plus a setup prompt for Claude Code and Codex

Frequently asked questions

What is AgentWeb?

AgentWeb (https://www.agentweb.us) is web infrastructure for AI agents. Your agent calls verified actions on real sites through MCP or a REST API and gets back a clear done or failed with a receipt. It listed 1,806 mapped domains and 8,800+ actions on October 26, 2026, at $0.05 per completed action, with failed actions refunded.

Is Pomerado a browser agent?

No. Pomerado has an agent build an integration for a site once, then your agent calls that integration as a tool. AgentWeb also skips the browser loop, with actions that are mapped ahead of time and return a receipt when they complete.

What is the difference between AgentWeb and Pomerado?

AgentWeb maps sites ahead of time and lists them publicly, so many tasks work on day one, and you pay only for actions that complete. Pomerado builds the integration when you ask for a site and charges by daily call quota.

How do AgentWeb and Pomerado price?

AgentWeb charges $0.05 per completed action, with credit blocks from $25 that never expire and refunds for failed actions. Pomerado has a free plan with 100 tool calls a day, Premium at $50 a month for 1,000 calls a day, and custom Business pricing. Compare on your own task volume and success rate.

Which one works on my site today?

AgentWeb publishes its mapped sites at https://www.agentweb.us/sites, so you can check before you build, and request a map if one is missing. Pomerado builds the integration after you ask for it.

How do they handle logins and 2FA?

On AgentWeb, the user signs in once on a hosted page, including any 2FA step, and the agent then acts with scoped permission without seeing credentials. Pomerado lets you pass logins with each request or store them with Pomerado, and it handles SMS codes with a Pomerado phone number.

Is Pomerado open source?

Yes. Pomerado's core is published on GitHub under the MIT licence.

Talk it through

If you are building an agent that has to get real work done on the web, bring the task and the sites. I will tell you straight whether AgentWeb covers it today, and if a site is missing, how to get it mapped. Book a call with me.

AgentWeb is not affiliated with Pomerado. Product details change, so test your exact sites and tasks before you commit. For corrections, email support@agentweb.us.

Sources (accessed October 26, 2026)

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