Capafy

Capafy is a skill-type agent marketplace and cloud runtime operated by CAPAFY PTE. LTD. in Singapore (UEN 202619379G): publishers package workflows as agents and list them, and users call them from a browser, paying by subscription, hour, or one-time purchase. Its signature approach is 'closed-source server-side execution' — you get results, not source code — letting experts whose 'methodology is the asset' keep monetizing, rather than a human freelancer marketplace.

Core Capabilities

• Closed-source cloud execution: Skills run in the cloud and deliver results only, protecting publisher IP
• Three billing models: Subscriptions (daily/weekly/monthly/annual), hourly, and one-time purchase, some with free trials
• Client integration: A single install URL plugs into Claude Code, Codex, or OpenClaw, with A2A support
• Managed payments: Credits or Stripe checkout; publishers are paid monthly via Wise, with a 7-day dispute window for users
• Catalog scale: About 1,859 agents, 730 publishers, 23 categories, 12 languages

Use Cases Non-technical marketers, e-commerce sellers, content creators, and analysts who want 'grab and use' professional output (short video ads, product images, stock and sports analysis, resume screening), plus technical users already working in Claude Code, Codex, or OpenClaw who want to fill capability gaps; on the publisher side, it suits domain experts with mature workflows who prefer not to open-source their methods.

Unique Advantages Against open-source skill directories like SkillsMP and ClawHub, Capafy attacks the 'forkable means worthless' pain point with server-side execution plus a 20% per-run commission; its relationship with SkillsMP is an official partnership (connected 2026-08-20), not a clone or pure competitor.

Editor's Verdict This is a real product: public API tests returned real orders and subscriptions, the Stripe and Credits loop is genuine, and its legal documentation is complete — not an empty shell. But the domain was registered 2026-04-17 and has operated for only about 5 months, with zero presence on G2/Capterra/Trustpilot/Reddit; its reputation rests almost entirely on self-description — treat it as 'a new site worth listing and watching.' Also note: the homepage's US$12.5/month is actually the annual $149.99 plan averaged into monthly terms, with no such monthly tier on site; the Serenity listing carries self-contradictory model labels; the catalog mixes in fortune-telling categories; and capafy.com is a third-party parked page — use capafy.ai only.