For agents in iMessage, SMS, WhatsApp, Slack and email

Give your text agent a real interface.

Your agent calls one tool. Agent Pages sends a link to a page built for the task. The person taps, picks, and the answer comes back into the same conversation.

Get an API key See how it works

Find me a flight to New York on Nov 3

Found three for Tuesday. Pick the one you want here:

JJuniper

Choose your flight to New York

6:00 AM → 2:25 PMSkyward Air · SFO–JFK · Nonstop$219
9:10 AM → 7:55 PMBluefin Airlines · SFO–JFK · 1 stop$189
10:30 PM → 7:05 AM +1Aurora Pacific · SFO–JFK · Nonstop$412.50

Choose your flight to New Yorkagent-pages-blue.vercel.app

Got it: the 6:00 AM nonstop on Skyward Air. I’ll book it and send you the confirmation.

They ask in text. “Find me a flight to New York on Nov 3.”
Your agent sends a page. The link unfurls with a preview of the options.
They tap and pick. A real flight picker, not a numbered list.
The answer comes back. Into the same thread, and the agent keeps going.

The problem

Text is a bad place to make a plan.

Agents are moving into the apps people already text in. Chat is fine for questions. It breaks down when the person has to compare, pick, or fill in details.

Lists nobody can compare. “1) Lotus Thai Kitchen, $$, 0.4 mi: 6:30, 7:00, 7:30… 2) Ember & Stone…” The person scrolls up, loses track, and asks again.
Back-and-forth to fix small things. A time that isn’t open, a “how far is it again?”, a confirmation. Each one is another round trip.
A frontend for every task. Giving the agent a real UI usually means building and hosting your own pages, one per job.

Over text10 messages

Three places have a table for 4 on Friday:
1) Lotus Thai Kitchen, $$, 0.4 mi: 6:30, 7:00, 7:30, 8:15
2) Ember & Stone Pizza, $, 0.9 mi: 7:15, 8:45
3) Kumo Sushi Bar, $$$$, 1.2 mi: no times online

which one has the best reviews

Kumo Sushi Bar, 4.8 stars. Lotus has 4.6 and Ember & Stone 4.3.

kumo is too pricey. can lotus do 7:15?

No, Lotus has 7:00 or 7:30.

what does the pizza place have

Ember & Stone has 7:15 or 8:45.

how far is lotus again

0.4 miles, in the Mission District.

ok lotus at 7:30

Three places have a table for 4 on Friday:
1) Lotus Thai Kitchen, $$, 0.4 mi: 6:30, 7:00, 7:30, 8:15
2) Ember & Stone Pizza, $, 0.9 mi: 7:15, 8:45
3) Kumo Sushi Bar, $$$$, 1.2 mi: no times online

which one has the best reviews

Kumo Sushi Bar, 4.8 stars. Lotus has 4.6 and Ember & Stone 4.3.

kumo is too pricey. can lotus do 7:15?

No, Lotus has 7:00 or 7:30.

what does the pizza place have

Ember & Stone has 7:15 or 8:45.

how far is lotus again

0.4 miles, in the Mission District.

ok lotus at 7:30

How it works

One tool call. A real page. The answer comes back.

No frontend to build, no hosting, no glue code. A page is a link, so it works anywhere your agent can send one.

iMessage
SMS
WhatsApp
Slack
Telegram
Email
Voice, link by text

Your agent create_page()

Dinner on Fridayrestaurant_picker
Review your cartcheckout
Delivery detailsform
Lisbon long weekenditinerary

↺ The answer returns to the same conversation

01
Your agent sends the data
It finds tables, times or guests with the tools it already has, then calls create_page with a typed spec.
02
We render and host the page
A mobile page built for that task, with your name and color, and a link preview that shows the options before anyone taps.
03
The answer comes back
When the person submits, the result arrives as a new message in the same session, and the agent replies in the same thread.

Page types

Your text agent can do a lot more now.

Each page type is built for one kind of decision. The phone runs the real page: submit it and the agent replies.

Restaurants

Photos, ratings and open times. Pick a place and a time in one step.

restaurant_picker

Time slots

Open times by day, with taken ones greyed out.

time_slots

Products

Photos, colors and sizes, with sold-out sizes greyed out.

product

Cart review

Items and a total to check before your agent orders. No payment on the page.

checkout

Tables

Rows to sort and compare, with one to pick.

table

Forms

Collect details like a name, a phone number and a delivery window.

form

Itineraries

A day-by-day plan with times and places. Approve it or ask for changes.

itinerary

Hotels

Photos, prices and policies, with one marked Recommended.

hotel_picker

See all 12 page types

Three places have a table for four on Friday. Pick one:

Dinner on Fridayagent-pages-blue.vercel.app

What agents use it for

Small decisions, every day.

Most of what an agent asks people to do is small: pick, compare, choose a time, review an order, fill in. Each one is a single page.

Pick dinner for four
Three places have a table for four on Friday. Pick one:
restaurant_picker
Choose a color and size
The linen shirt you asked about comes in three colors. Pick one:
product
Compare the options
I compared standing desks under $800. Pick the one you want:
table
Find a time that works
The Corner Table has these tables open. Which time?
time_slots
Pick the dates
Harbor Light has rooms most nights this month. Which dates?
date_range
Review a cart
Your mug and coffee reorder is in a cart. Check it here:
checkout
Collect the details
I need a few details to schedule your couch delivery.
form
Pick a hotel for the trip
Here are hotels for your three nights. One includes breakfast.
hotel_picker

The story

Why we built it

Install

Three steps to your first page.

1
Add the extension or the tools
Mount the eve extension in one file, or add the AI SDK tools to your agent.
2
Set one API key
AGENT_PAGES_API_KEY in your environment. With eve, a missing key does not break the build; the first call says how to set it.
3
Your agent starts sending pages
With eve, the tools, the instructions for when to use a page, and the callback route come with the extension, and each answer arrives in the same session.

Read the install guide · llms.txt for coding agents

# 1. Install
$ npm install @agent-pages/eve

# 2. .env.local and Vercel env
AGENT_PAGES_API_KEY=ap_live_…
AGENT_PAGES_BASE_URL=https://agent-pages-blue.vercel.app

// agent/extensions/pages.ts
export { default } from "@agent-pages/eve";

# 1. Install
$ npm install @agent-pages/ai-sdk

# .env
AGENT_PAGES_API_KEY=ap_live_…
AGENT_PAGES_BASE_URL=https://agent-pages-blue.vercel.app

// 2. Hosted links for SMS, iMessage, Slack…
import { agentPagesTools } from "@agent-pages/ai-sdk";

const result = streamText({
  model,
  messages,
  tools: agentPagesTools(),
});

3. What your agent sends, and what comes back

create_page({
  title: "Dinner on Friday",
  page: {
    type: "restaurant_picker",
    options: [ … ],
  },
})
→ { url: "https://agent-pages-blue.vercel.app/p/7Hq2…" }

// later, in the same session
"[Agent Pages] The person submitted …"

Trust

Careful with the parts that matter.

No payments on pages
A cart page shows the items and collects delivery details, then sends them back. It never takes a payment; your agent handles any purchase.
Pages never send people elsewhere
A page collects one answer and hands it back to your agent. It never redirects, and it books and orders nothing: your agent decides what happens next.
Pages expire
Links are unguessable and expire after one hour by default. The first answer wins and closes the page; opening it again shows only “Thank you.”
Link previews people can read
Every page gets a preview image with its title and first options, so people see what the link is before they tap it.

Pricing

Start free. Subscribe when you need more.

Free

1,000 pages every month
No card needed
Every page type
Hosted pages with link previews

Start free

Pro

$20/month

5,000 pages a month included
Then $0.01 per page
Every page type
Hosted pages with link previews

Start with Pro

Scale

Custom pricing

For high-volume agents
Every page type
Hosted pages with link previews

Talk to us

A page is one link your agent sends. Usage resets every month.

How the prices compare

Product	Free each month	First paid plan	Unit
Agent Pages	1,000 pages	$20/mo for 5,000 pages, then $0.01 per page	Page
AgentForms.dev	30 responses and 150 API calls	$19/mo (Pro, in beta)	Response, API call
Thesys	3,000 API calls	$49/mo for 25,000 calls, then $0.002 per call	API call
Formspree	50 submissions	$15/mo for 200 submissions	Submission
Tally	Unlimited submissions (fair use)	$24/mo (Pro)	Not metered

Units differ: a page is one link your agent sends; form tools count submissions or responses, and Thesys counts API calls. Prices from each vendor’s public pricing page on October 9, 2026.

Stop sending numbered lists.

Give your agent a page for every decision it asks people to make.

Get an API key Read the install guide

Give your text agent a real interface.

Text is a bad place to make a plan.

One tool call. A real page. The answer comes back.

Your agent sends the data

We render and host the page

The answer comes back

Your text agent can do a lot more now.

Small decisions, every day.

Pick dinner for four

Choose a color and size

Compare the options

Find a time that works

Pick the dates

Review a cart

Collect the details

Pick a hotel for the trip

Why we built it

Three steps to your first page.

Add the extension or the tools

Set one API key

Your agent starts sending pages

Careful with the parts that matter.

No payments on pages

Pages never send people elsewhere

Pages expire

Link previews people can read

Start free. Subscribe when you need more.

Free

Pro

Scale

How the prices compare

Stop sending numbered lists.