BoostMyAgents gives open-source developers a page and README badge where people can buy restricted Anthropic API capacity for their work. Developers use the capacity through an Anthropic-compatible gateway with Claude Code or SDKs. A boost becomes metered API credit rather than a cash payout. Prompt contents stay private. The beta is deliberately narrow: Anthropic only, fixed packs, and one key per recipient.
Hi Product Hunt,
I built BoostMyAgents after noticing a small but recurring problem: open-source work increasingly uses AI tools, but the API bill still lands on the maintainer.
The idea is simple. A developer creates a boost page, adds a badge to a README, and supporters can buy restricted Anthropic API capacity. The developer uses it through an Anthropic-compatible gateway in tools such as Claude Code. Boosts are not cash payouts, and we do not inspect prompts to prove how the capacity is used.
This is an early beta with a deliberately narrow scope: Anthropic only, fixed packs, and one key per recipient. I’m sharing it to learn whether this is useful to maintainers and what needs to be clearer or safer.
Feedback from open-source developers is especially welcome.