Agents are about to become your customers, and MCP your sales channel. Is your product ready?

very shift in how people buy created a new sales channel: websites, app stores, marketplaces. I think agents are the next one. We already have "SEO for agents" (llms.txt, structured docs) so agents can find your product. But being found isn't the same as being usable. Soon someone will tell their agent "get my team on a project management tool," and the agent will pick the product it can actually talk to: list plans, sign up, pay. CLIs are honestly great for this, in some ways better than MCP. But non-technical people won't touch a CLI, no matter how "for dummies" it is. MCP is different: you paste one URL into Claude or ChatGPT and it just works, on all your devices (desktop, web, phone). No code, no install, nothing to run. That's why I believe in MCP as the tunnel into your app. It works in both directions: customers' agents buying from you, and your own agents running sales and support. The problem is most companies, especially small ones, won't build and host an MCP server themselves (auth, permissions, hosting, audit logs). So I built a tool that does it for free: it connects to your existing API and gives you a hosted MCP server in seconds, on your own domain, with scoped permissions and destructive actions off by default. Curious what you think: Are agents a real sales channel yet, or still years away? Would you let a customer's agent sign up and pay without anyone ever seeing your UI? I'd appreciate all feedback, good or bad :)