Hey Product Hunt! I’m Florian, founder of Moltgate. I built Moltgate because I kept seeing the same pattern: builders, consultants, service builders, OSS maintainers, and AI operators were automating before they had proof that anyone wanted the task. They had clicks, DMs, GitHub issues, contact form messages, “quick questions,” and vague inbound. But none of that answered the important question: Will someone pay for this request, at this price, with enough context to make it worth doing? Moltgate flips the sequence. Instead of building the agent, workflow, or service first, you publish a paid offer in minutes: - price - scope - deliverable - timing - required buyer context Then you share the link where demand already exists: your profile, website, README, docs, newsletter, posts, or support page. At first, fulfillment can stay manual. That is the point. You learn what buyers actually pay for before wiring up serious automation. When a request type repeats, you can raise the price, improve the offer, add adjacent offers, or route it into agents, API polling, webhooks, n8n, Zapier, OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, or your own scripts. The core belief behind Moltgate: Clicks are interest. Paid requests are signal. Sell the task first. Automate what repeats. I’d love feedback from the Product Hunt community: Where would you use paid offer intake first? AI tasks, consulting, automation services, OSS support, website priority requests, or something else?