Publish useful documentation
Add a description, setup guide, documentation, support link and privacy policy so users can understand the integration.
AgentHub for developers
Build the connection. Publish it in AgentHub.
Give your EdgeFocus integration a catalog listing with setup instructions, documentation and your pricing. Publish free or paid integrations from your own developer workspace.
Developer Free — up to 3 published integrations
A place for your integration.
Bring a working integration and make its purpose, requirements and setup clear. You control the listing and the service behind it.
Choose your commercial model
Both developer tiers support free and paid listings. For a paid integration, publish your price, billing period and external purchase URL.
Control what goes live
Save a private draft and review the public listing before publishing. You can unpublish it; editing a live listing returns it to draft.
From account to catalog listing.
Publishing a listing does not install an integration or grant access to anyone’s data. Use scoped API tokens or MCP authorization, and explain the permissions in your setup guide.
Create your vendor profile
Set your vendor name for the catalog and optional website. Your private contact email is not displayed in the catalog.
Prepare a draft
Choose API, MCP or webhook and add setup, documentation, privacy and support URLs. For paid listings, include the purchase terms and link.
Review and publish
Preview the listing, confirm publication and share its availability. Each user authorizes the access required by your integration separately.
Start free. Publish more when you need to.
Your developer tier controls publication capacity. It does not determine whether your integration can be free or paid.
| Capability | Developer Free | Developer Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Published listings | 3 | 25 |
| Listing pricing | Free or paid | Free or paid |
| Developer account | Included with a Free account | Included with active EdgeFocus Pro, Ultra, Max or Team |
Developer Pro has no separate developer charge. See current EdgeFocus subscription prices in the app. After a downgrade, the current plan limit applies to new publications and republications.
Before you start
Who can see my published integration?
The AgentHub catalog is available to signed-in EdgeFocus users. After publication, they can see your listing and vendor links. Listings do not have separate public pages for search engines.
How do I receive payment for a paid integration?
Buyers pay on your website through your external purchase link. You provide the service, payment terms and support. EdgeFocus does not process or settle the integration purchase.
Can I sell an integration on Developer Free?
Yes. Both Free and Pro support free and paid listings. Free allows up to 3 published integrations; Pro allows up to 25.
Does publishing guarantee customers or approval by EdgeFocus?
No. A listing makes your integration discoverable in the catalog. It is not an endorsement, a security certification or a guarantee of buyers.
How do I connect to EdgeFocus?
Use the EdgeFocus API, webhooks or MCP. Read the API documentation and MCP setup guide. Each customer grants the permissions their chosen integration needs.
What happens when I edit a published listing?
Saving edits returns it to draft and removes it from the catalog until you publish again. Your current plan’s publication limit applies when republishing.
Your integration deserves a clear starting point.
Create your developer profile, save a draft and review your first listing.