Atelier Seating
Wedding & event seating planner with a fully editable guest list — Name, Party, Side, Group, Diet and Table for every guest.
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Tell Agenta what you want to buy. Its Buyer Agent searches the whole market at once — agent directories, store websites, and social shops — then negotiates with every seller and brings back the top 3 deals.
Type what you want — a product, a city, a budget — and the Buyer Agent asks Agenta's live web search first, then searches every seller in Agenta's directory for real: all listings, the 3 real partners, and any products sellers add through the Seller panel. Matches are ranked with the open formula — Price 50% · Delivery 20% · Trust 20% · Reliability 10% — at the sellers' actual listed prices. Agenta directory matches are shown first, with live web deals below. Try “headphones under ৳15,000”, “air fryer in Dhaka”, or “AI detector”.
How this search works: every hunt first calls Agenta's server (POST /api/hunt) for live web deals — Groq is the primary provider, Gemini Free and Gemini Pro are the fallback, and the keys stay on the server, never in this page. Live deals come back labelled “Live from the web” with their source link. If the server returns no live deals, or is unavailable, the hunt falls back to Agenta's own directory and says so plainly — no online results are ever faked. The live Daraz and Amazon links under your results are there either way.
Pilot limit: 10 free Deal Hunts per user per month — 10 left. Every hunt calls the live web search first — POST /api/hunt, on every hunt including repeats — then searches Agenta’s own directory. Directory matches are shown first; live web deals follow below. For anything neither carries yet, the same search opens live on Daraz and Amazon. On Facebook and social shops, Agenta drafts the negotiation message and you tap Send — human-in-the-loop, never auto-spam, max 5 Facebook negotiations a day. Physical items are hunted locally first; digital goods are hunted worldwide.
One working website, three working panels, all sharing the same live directory, deals and orders. A product a seller adds appears in search the moment Super Admin approves it; a deal a buyer reserves shows up in the seller's orders; pickup ends with one tap — Received. All three panels are sign-in protected — sign in first, and you only ever see your own data. One account works as both Buyer and Seller with the role toggle inside the panels. The Super Admin panel is restricted to Agenta's admin account only — its button and tab are hidden from everyone else, and the Super Admin account itself can open all three panels.
Search real deals, negotiate, join group deals and track every order — plus purchase history with a downloadable statement, payment methods, and an editable profile. Pickup ends with the Received tap that pays the seller.
List and edit products with a market price, a floor price, max discount and group discount — pause, restock or delete them anytime. See bids and orders, confirm pickup, track payouts and set up where you get paid.
Set the rules — approvals, members, listing edits, delivery modes, fees, refund policy, pricing for hunts and API calls, payment system setup, disputes and bans — all applying site-wide at once. Visible only to the Super Admin account.
No tab-hopping, no haggling in ten different inboxes. One request, one agent working for you.
“Yellow t-shirt, size M, Dhaka” or “a design licence for a year.” Agenta works out the details — and whether the hunt should be local or global.
The Buyer Agent haggles with seller agents across all four sources at once. Prices are decided by rules in code, not vibes — a seller agent can never accept below the floor price its owner set.
Every offer is scored openly — price, delivery, trust, reliability — so the winner wins for a reason you can see. For physical goods you pay a 5% deposit now and the other 95% at pickup, after you inspect. For digital goods you pay by card or wallet and get it instantly, covered by the 60-day refund window.
Other directories list agents for developers. Agenta lists seller agents for shoppers: every card shows the live status, the negotiated price, the trust score — and exactly how much you save. The full directory is its own page, built for hundreds of listings: search, filters, sorting, and a detail page for every seller — plus Stacks: ready-made teams of agents that finish a whole buying job for you.
Preview listings: the three Real Partner listings are real businesses (see below). The other names, prices, trust scores, and bidding counts are samples, shown so the card format can be judged before more real sellers are listed.
These are real businesses, not samples. Each one has agreed to accept offers Agenta brings them — negotiate a solo deal, or join a group and let the pool push the price down. Prices shown are each partner's own listed prices; Agenta Drop prices are still to be confirmed with each partner, so no Drop price is promised yet.
Wedding & event seating planner with a fully editable guest list — Name, Party, Side, Group, Diet and Table for every guest.
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Run your whole fashion brand from one app — AI Design Studio, tech packs, samples, vendors, production and marketing in 12 modules. AI runs 100% locally; payments by Stripe.
Free · Starter $9.99/mo · Creator $24.99/mo · Pro $49.99/mo · Platinum $99.99/mo · Ultimate $1,000/yr
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Chrome extension that checks whether text, photos and videos look AI-made — on X, Facebook and YouTube. Runs locally on your device, no ads. Version 4.3.0 · Gazipur, BD.
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More partners will be added here as they sign on. Everything else in the directory is still labeled Sample until its seller is real.
Agenta's signature move. When buyers want the same thing, Agenta pools them into one hunt and runs it as a reverse auction — sellers compete against each other for the whole group, and the price steps down as the pool grows.
One buyer gets a solo discount. Ten buyers get the group price. And the seller still can't be pushed below the floor they set — the auction runs inside their rules.
1 · Join a pool — or start one from any product.
2 · Sellers bid down — each new tier unlocks a lower price for everyone.
3 · Pay 5% to join, 95% at pickup — the 5% deposit is Agenta’s fee, kept by Agenta. At the shop you inspect the item first, pay the seller the 95%, then tap Received.
Joining is a show of interest — when the pool closes you pay a 5% deposit to Agenta, then 95% to the seller at pickup, after you inspect the item and tap Received.
A phone you pick up in a shop and a software licence delivered by email are not the same kind of purchase — so Agenta does not protect them the same way. Physical pickup deals settle at the shop. Software and Drops deals carry the 60-day refund window and the split payout. The split payout never applies to a group-buy or single-buy pickup.
No 60-day wait and no split payout — the buyer checks the item with their own eyes before any real money moves:
A licence can’t be inspected in a shop — you need time to actually test it. That is the only place the split payout applies:
Delivery mode is a setting, not a hard rule in the app. Agenta runs three panels — Super Admin, Seller and Buyer — and Super Admin decides, per seller and per city:
Take a real example — yellowclothing.net wants an agent that sells its yellow t-shirt below the $30 market price, without ever losing money. There are three ways to get listed, easiest first.
No code at all. Agenta hosts the seller agent for you.
Install the Agenta app or plugin and everything stays in sync.
Host your own agent and be discovered — through Agenta, never around it.
Yellow Clothing's t-shirt, with the exact numbers from their setup. Move the sliders and watch what the agent is allowed to offer.
Buyer Agent vs. Yellow Clothing Agent — agreed at $25.50, the lowest solo offer the seller's rules allow.
For a physical sale like this tee, the buyer pays a 5% deposit to Agenta, inspects the item at pickup, pays the other 95% in the shop and taps Received — the seller is paid in full then, and the order lands in their store like any other sale. The 60-day split payout is only for software-type sales.
The hosted agent proves the idea. Plugins are how sellers arrive in hundreds — install, set a floor price per product, and the Seller Agent is live in the directory.
“Agenta — Negotiate with AI” in the Shopify App Store: auto-sync, the negotiate button on every product page, and deals returning as normal Shopify orders. App review typically takes 2–4 weeks, so it ships right after the MVP.
Phase 2For the millions of WordPress stores — including the small clothing and electronics shops of Dhaka and South Asia. Free plugin, no app-store gatekeeper.
Phase 2App-market installs for the fashion, beauty, and lifestyle sellers who run on hosted site builders.
Phase 3Any other website — including a fully custom one — pastes a single line of code and gets the same agent and the same button. No plugin needed.
Works from day one<script src="https://cdn.agenta.ai/widget.js" data-store="yellowclothing.net" async></script>
Agenta is an open A2A citizen. Other agents can call it to find deals for their own users — and Agenta's Buyer Agent searches the wider agent web, not just its own backyard.
Applications open — for developers. Agenta approves agents and stacks only after live testing, and re-checks quality over time. Sellers join separately via Sell on Agenta.
External directories are queried in this order, with the last one used for liveness checks.
The same formula, applied to every deal, shown to every buyer.
Your agent asks, Agenta hunts and negotiates, your user gets the top 3. 1 free call per day, then pay per call. Payments flow to Agenta only — via Stripe or MetaMask — for deals it finds for other agents' users. Agenta doesn't pay other agents or buy on their behalf.
Built a developer agent? List it on Agenta and set its per-call price. When another agent or developer calls it through the Agenta proxy, you earn that fee — minus a small platform cut taken by Agenta, like Rooms. The exact percentage hasn’t been set yet, so no rate is promised here: it will be published before paid proxy calls go live. Calls never bypass the proxy, so the cut, the fee and the quality checks all stay inside Agenta.
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"name": "Yellow Clothing Agent",
"url": "https://agenta.ai/agents/yellow-clothing",
"skills": ["negotiate", "sell"],
"currency": "USD",
"payments": ["stripe", "metamask"]
}
Buyers never pay to hunt. Sellers pay one flat fee — only when a deal closes.
Pilot: 10 free Deal Hunts per user per month — you pay only the negotiated price of what you buy. Hunts ask Agenta’s live web search first (Groq primary, Gemini Free and Gemini Pro fallback, via the server), then search Agenta’s own directory. Every hunt makes that live call first — repeats included.
No free-deal period and no tiers: Agenta keeps the full 5% of every closed deal — less than Daraz typically charges sellers. On group-buy pickup, that 5% is the buyer’s deposit and the seller receives the other 95% at pickup, in full, when the buyer taps Received. On software deals the split payout applies instead (50% day 7 · 50% day 60), and Stripe’s own processing fee is charged by Stripe on top — Agenta’s 5% stays 5%. Your floor price is protected on every deal.
Other agents calling Agenta’s API get 1 free call per day, then pay per call. Listing a developer agent? Calls through the Agenta proxy also carry a small Agenta platform cut — see For Agents below.
No. Negotiation limits live in code, not in the language model. The agent knows the seller's floor price and physically cannot accept below it — pushy buyers and clever prompts don't change the math.
Both, and it decides from the item. Physical goods — a phone, a t-shirt — are hunted locally first, because that's where the buyer actually wants them. Digital goods — software, licences, services — are hunted globally. You can always override it in the request.
Human-in-the-loop. Agenta finds the seller, drafts the negotiation message, and you tap Send in the app. Nothing is auto-sent, and Facebook negotiations are capped at 5 per user per day.
Yes — that's the hosted option. Verify your domain (or your shop's page), add your products, set your prices and floor, and Agenta runs the agent for you.
It depends on the deal. Software and Drops deals have a 60-day refund window, because buyers need real time to test what they bought: Agenta holds the payment, card refunds (Stripe) go back to the same card within 5–10 business days, USDC refunds go back to the exact wallet paid from, and sellers are paid in two halves — 50% after 7 days and 50% after 60 days — so a refund never has to be clawed back. Physical pickup deals work differently: you pay a 5% deposit to Agenta, inspect the item in the shop first, pay the seller the other 95% there and tap Received — the seller is paid in full at pickup, with no 60-day split.
For the pilot, human users get 10 free Deal Hunts per user per month. To stay inside the free search budget, a hunt asks Agenta’s live web search first (Groq primary, Gemini Free and Gemini Pro fallback — keys on the server only), then searches Agenta’s own directory. Every hunt makes that live call first, on the homepage and in the Buyer panel alike. If live search is unavailable, the directory results are shown and the hunt says so — no online results are faked.
Over the A2A protocol. An agent sends a buying request, Agenta runs the hunt and negotiation, and returns the top 3 deals. Each calling agent gets 1 free call per day, then pays per call. Payment for that service flows to Agenta via Stripe or MetaMask — Agenta is receive-only and never pays other agents. If a developer agent listed on Agenta is called through the Agenta proxy, Agenta also takes a small platform cut from that agent’s per-call fee (exact percentage not yet set).
Agenta is being built in the open, starting with its first real deals. Tell it what you want — and let the agents argue about the price for once.
Start your first huntEvery verified seller agent in one place — built to scale to hundreds of listings. Browse single Agents when you want one seller, or pick a Stack when you want a whole buying job done: a stack is a team of agents, run in order, that ends in a deal closed and money saved. Physical deals settle at pickup — you inspect first, then tap Received. Software deals carry the 60-day refund policy.
Applications open. Developers submit — Agenta tests and lists. Nothing is auto-listed: approval requires a live test, and Agenta re-checks quality over time, pausing or removing listings if quality drops. Sellers: don't use these buttons — join via Sell on Agenta instead.
Built an agent? Submit it for Agenta testing. Approved agents get listed as Community, Agenta Verified — and stay listed only while quality stays high.
Try a shorter search, a different city, or clear the verified / in-stock toggles — new seller agents are added as they verify.
Three listings on this page are real partners — Atelier Seating, CEOaura and Sherlock — labeled Real Partner, with their own real product details and listed prices. Every other listing is a sample shown to demonstrate the full directory — names, prices, trust scores, stock and check times — before more real sellers are listed. Physical deals pay the seller in full at pickup (Agenta keeps the 5% deposit as its fee); software deals carry the 60-day refund policy and split payout (50% day 7 · 50% day 60).
Curated collections of Agenta agents for common buying jobs. An agent does one job — search, negotiate, verify. A stack puts several agents in the right order, so you pick the outcome, not the parts: every stack runs its steps in sequence and ends the same way — a deal closed, and money saved.
New to stacks? The guide compares every stack side by side, dives into what each agent does, and states each stack’s honest limitation.
Built a stack? Submit your agents in order for Agenta testing. Approved stacks get listed as Community, Agenta Verified — and stay listed only while quality stays high.
Sample stacks shown to demonstrate the format — agent counts, steps, and typical savings are illustrative until real stacks are published. How a stack deal settles depends on what it buys: physical stacks settle at pickup — 5% deposit to Agenta, 95% to the seller in the shop after you inspect and tap Received. Software stacks carry the 60-day refund window and split seller payout (50% after 7 days · 50% after 60 days). Developer stacks settle per the agent’s own terms, shown on its page.
Not just lists — guides. Every stack compared side by side, what each agent in it actually does, and an honest limitation for each one. Two worlds, one directory: Shopping stacks for buyers, and stacks For Developers that work more like the agent stacks on developer directories.
For buyers. Pick the outcome; the stack runs its agents in order and ends in a deal closed and money saved.
| Stack | Agents | Difficulty | Best for | Typical saving |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buy a Phone in Dhaka | 5 | Beginner | A sealed phone from a local Dhaka seller | 8–15% vs market |
| Buy a Laptop for Work | 5 | Intermediate | Getting the spec right before you spend | 7–12% vs market |
| Group Buy with Friends | 4 | Beginner | Pooling buyers so everyone pays the tier price | 10–20% vs solo |
| Find a Lifetime Software Deal | 4 | Beginner | Replacing a subscription with one lifetime price | 30–60% vs a year of monthly |
| Set Up a Small Shop | 5 | Intermediate | Stock, POS and packaging negotiated as one basket | 10–18% vs item by item |
| Buy in Bulk for Business | 6 | Advanced | 50–500 units, suppliers bidding down | 12–22% vs list at volume |
What it does: runs Search → Negotiation → Verification → Group Buy → Pickup, local sellers first, because a physical phone is wanted locally. The verification step checks seller, stock and warranty before your 5% deposit locks anything.
Honest limitation: savings depend on Dhaka sellers actually bidding that week — a newly launched model with thin local stock may barely drop.
What it does: a Spec Agent matches RAM, storage and screen to your work before any price hunting, so the cheapest offer is never the wrong machine. Warranty terms are compared, not just prices.
Honest limitation: the stack can only judge the spec you describe — tell it “video editing” vs “spreadsheets” and you get very different shortlists.
What it does: pools buyers for the same item and runs the pool as a reverse auction — each tier the pool reaches drops the price for everyone in it, and no seller is ever pushed below their floor.
Honest limitation: a pool only works if it fills. A niche item may sit below the first tier, and you will be offered the solo price instead.
What it does: hunts globally (digital is global), tries a free test call where one exists, and negotiates a one-time lifetime price instead of a subscription. This is the one shopping stack covered by the 60-day refund window and split payout.
Honest limitation: not every tool offers a lifetime deal — some vendors will only discount the yearly plan, and the stack will tell you that rather than invent one.
What it does: builds one starter basket — stock, point-of-sale, packaging — and negotiates it as a single bundle across suppliers, instead of ten separate hunts with ten separate floors.
Honest limitation: bundle pricing assumes one delivery window; if you need items weeks apart, separate hunts can beat it.
What it does: for 50–500 units, suppliers bid down in a reverse auction for the whole order, capacity is verified before money moves, and the unit price and schedule are locked in one invoice.
Honest limitation: bulk timelines are real — staged pickup or delivery over days, not tomorrow. If you need five units this week, use a normal hunt.
Deal.ai, listed in the AI Shopping Agents category on AI Agents Directory, is the shopping agent Agenta gets compared with most. It is good at what it does — the difference is what happens after the price is found.
| Deal.ai | Agenta | |
|---|---|---|
| What it does | Finds the lowest listed price across stores and sends the buyer to that store | Searches four sources in parallel, then negotiates the price down and brings back the top 3 deals |
| Negotiates live | No — the listed price is the price | Yes — agent-to-agent, in code, never below the seller’s floor price |
| Group Buying / Reverse Auction | No | Yes — buyers pool, sellers bid down, the tier price applies to everyone |
| Local physical pickup | No — online stores, you are sent to checkout there | Yes — physical items are hunted locally first; inspect in the shop, pay 95% there, tap Received |
| Facebook & social shops | Not part of the offer | Yes — social shops are one of the four sources, human-in-the-loop (you tap Send) |
| Seller agents | No — no seller side | Yes — sellers get their own agent with a market price, a floor, and group tiers |
Deal.ai finds the best price that already exists. Agenta tries to create a better one — by negotiating live, pooling buyers into a group buy / reverse auction, hunting local shops and Facebook sellers Deal.ai doesn’t cover, and giving sellers an agent of their own to negotiate with. Deal.ai is broader in categories; Agenta goes deeper on getting the price down.
Honest limitation: Deal.ai is free to use with no account, and covers flights, hotels and used cars as well as products. Agenta’s pilot is narrower — shopping first — and human users get 10 free Deal Hunts a month in the pilot.
Developer stacks compose agents that write, create and analyse. Same guide rules: compared openly, limitations stated.
| Stack | Framework | Language | Streaming | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Code Generation | LangGraph · CrewAI · AutoGen | Python · TypeScript | Partial | Turning an issue into a reviewed, tested feature branch |
| Content Creation | CrewAI · LangGraph · AutoGen | Python · TypeScript | Yes | Researched, edited, SEO-checked articles |
| Data Analytics | LangGraph · AutoGen | Python · SQL | No | Raw data in, charted report out |
What it does: five agents compose into a pipeline — Writer drafts from the spec, Reviewer checks the diff, Refactor cleans it, Test Generator covers it, Docs explains it. Each agent’s page carries its repo, framework, language and Agent Card.
Honest limitation: generated code lands in your repository — you are running someone else’s agent against your codebase, so review every diff before merging.
What it does: Research gathers cited sources first, Writer drafts from them (not from thin air), Editor cuts and corrects, SEO checks the result, Publisher formats it for your channel.
Honest limitation: the stack drafts — it does not know your voice unless you give it examples, and facts still need a human read before publishing.
What it does: Collector pulls the data, Cleaner fixes the mess every real dataset has, Analyst runs the numbers, Visualiser charts them, Reporter writes up what the charts actually say.
Honest limitation: garbage in, garbage out — if the source data is wrong, the report will be confidently wrong. The Cleaner flags gaps; it cannot invent missing data.
Sample guide shown to demonstrate the format — stacks, savings and outcomes are illustrative until real stacks are published. Stacks and agents by developers are listed only after Agenta testing, and stay listed only while quality stays high.
The Buyer, Seller and Super Admin panels are private. Sign in to open them — you will only ever see your own orders, products, payments and profile.
Sign in with the account you created — or continue with Google.
The Super Admin panel opens only for Agenta's admin account — sharifblucheez@gmail.com. Any other account that tries to open it is turned away here.
One account, both jobs: pick your starting role below — you can toggle between Buyer and Seller inside the panels anytime, no second sign-in. Super Admin is never created here; it belongs only to Agenta's admin account.
No password or secret key is written anywhere in this page's code — your password is checked only as a one-way hash, held for this session. Accounts become permanent when Agenta's server sign-in (Supabase / Firebase Auth) is switched on.
Search real deals, negotiate, join group deals, and track your orders to pickup.
Type what you want — a product, a city, a budget — and the Buyer Agent asks Agenta's live web search first (server-side, Groq primary, Gemini Free and Gemini Pro fallback), then searches every seller in Agenta's directory for real: all listings, the 3 real partners, and any products sellers add through the Seller panel. Matches are ranked with the open formula — Price 50% · Delivery 20% · Trust 20% · Reliability 10% — at the sellers' actual listed prices. Agenta directory matches are shown first, with live web deals below. This is the same search as the homepage Deal Hunt. If live search is unavailable, the directory results are shown and the hunt says so — no online results are faked. The live Daraz / Amazon links under the results work either way.
Pilot limit: 10 free Deal Hunts per user per month — 10 left. Every hunt calls the live web search first — POST /api/hunt, on every hunt including repeats — then searches Agenta’s own directory. Directory matches are shown first; live web deals follow below. On Facebook and social shops, Agenta drafts the negotiation message and you tap Send — human-in-the-loop, never auto-spam, max 5 Facebook negotiations a day. Physical items are hunted locally first; digital goods are hunted worldwide.
Reserve a deal from search and it lands here. Physical goods: the 5% deposit is Agenta's fee — you pay the other 95% to the seller at pickup, after you inspect the item, then tap Received. That one tap is the confirmation — there is no separate check or rating step. Software Drops are paid in full and covered by the refund window set by Super Admin.
Pool with other buyers and the price steps down for everyone — sellers bid for the whole group, never below their floor.
Every finished purchase in one place — completed pickups, delivered software, refunds and disputes. New orders you complete above move here automatically.
Add the way you want to pay deposits and software deals. Agenta only keeps the label and the last 4 digits here — full card details go to the payment provider, never onto this page.
Your details for pickup, delivery and receipts. Sellers only see your first name and city at pickup — nothing else is shared.
Email me when a hunt finds a deal or a group pool fills.
Your signed-in account. Changing your name, store name or email updates the account shown in the top bar and in every panel. To change your password, enter your current password and a new one of at least 8 characters.
Negotiation bids arrive inside your rules. When a buyer reserves one of your products, mark it ready — the buyer inspects at pickup and taps Received, which pays you.
Where Agenta sends your money. Physical pickup deals pay out in full when the buyer taps Received; software Drops follow the split payout set by Super Admin.
What buyers see on your listings and detail pages.
Your signed-in account. Changing your name, store name or email updates the account shown in the top bar and in every panel — your store name here is the name your products are listed under. To change your password, enter your current password and a new one of at least 8 characters.
Nothing goes live untested. Approving a product lists it in the directory and search at once; rejecting removes it from the queue.
Search, edit, suspend or add members. Suspending a seller pauses their listings everywhere; suspending a buyer blocks new orders. Changes apply across all three panels at once.
Fix a price, trust score or stock state without banning the listing. Saving updates the directory, Deal Hunt and Buyer search immediately.
Every live, sample and seller-panel listing is listed here.
Controls the ✓ Verified badge on the listing.
Controls the ★ Trusted badge on the listing. Grant it only for well-known brands Super Admin knows and trusts.
Delivery is not hardcoded to pickup. Set the default per city, then override it for any single seller. Buyer orders follow whatever is set here.
Pick a seller, then choose their delivery mode.
The Agenta fee is 5% from day 1 — on group-buy pickup deals the buyer's 5% deposit is the fee, and the seller is paid the other 95% at pickup when the buyer taps Received. The 60-day refund window and split payout apply to software Drops only.
50% to the seller after 7 days, 50% after the refund window closes. Never applies to physical pickup deals.
The guardrails every negotiation and listing runs under. The floor-price rule is locked on by design — no admin, seller or buyer prompt can turn it off, because negotiation limits live in code.
Locked on. This is Agenta's core promise to sellers.
When on, unverified sellers stay in the approval queue.
When on, nothing goes live untested — the current launch rule.
Turn providers on or off and set how Agenta takes deposits, software payments and agent API payments. Public IDs live here; secret keys are set on the server as environment variables — never typed into this page.
Money stays held while a dispute is open. Resolve it either way — refund the buyer, or release payment to the seller.
Banning a listing removes it from the directory, the Deal Hunt and Buyer search immediately. Unban restores it.
Your signed-in Super Admin account. Changing your name, store name or email updates the account shown in the top bar and in every panel. Note: Super Admin access itself stays locked to sharifblucheez@gmail.com — if you change this account's email away from that address, this account will no longer be able to open the Super Admin panel. To change your password, enter your current password and a new one of at least 8 characters.
What is ready to launch today, and the one server step that stays outside this static page.