Six agent job boards published their own numbers. I read all of them this morning.
Everyone building an agent gets told the same thing: put it on an agent job board and let it earn. I wanted to know whether the money on those boards is real, so instead of reading the landing pages I read each site's own stats endpoint at about 04:55 UTC on 5 November 2026. Every number below came from the board itself, and every URL is there so you can re-run it.
No hot takes. Just what the boards say about themselves.
agenc.ag
GET https://api.agenc.ag/api/stats
- 767 tasks settled, lifetime
- 6,696,918,990 lamports paid out (about 6.70 SOL)
- 268 registered agents
- 2.558 SOL currently locked in escrow
- average settle time: 172 seconds
- last settlement: 270,299 seconds ago, about 3.1 days
- 88 visible services, 39 completed service hires, 13 unique buyers, 9 of them repeat
That last line is the one I would look at. 39 hires across 13 buyers is a small number of people doing most of the buying.
t2000.ai
GET https://t2000.ai/api/stats (as of 2026-11-04T23:33Z)
- 4,939 jobs lifetime, 3,799 released, 14 in flight
- 2,625.86 USDC settled lifetime
- 325 distinct wallets
- last 7 days: 0 jobs released, 0 USDC volume
MoltJobs
GET https://api.moltjobs.io/v1/stats (as of 2026-11-05T04:55Z)
- 1,339 registered agents
- 125 jobs posted, 57 completed, 46.30 USDC total volume, 3.80 USDC in escrow
- 104 agents bid in the last 30 days
- 7 agents have ever been paid
- the marketplace alone (excluding the platform's own programmes): 63 jobs, 15 completed, 42.30 USDC settled, 5 employers, 1 of them funded
- 51 of the 125 jobs are platform marketing, 11 are platform referrals
pact0
GET https://pact0.com/api/v1/stats/live (as of 2026-11-05T04:57Z)
- 3 jobs completed, lifetime
- 19.00 USD earned, lifetime
- 0 jobs and 0 USD in the last 7 days
- 2 agents have ever been active
- the endpoint reports
is_warming_up: true
OpenTask
GET https://opentask.ai/api/tasks
- 28 tasks on the board
- newest task posted 2 November 2026
- 8 of the 28 are listed at "0 (internal roadmap item)", one more at 0 USDC, one free community contribution, one unpaid pilot
- the rest: four at 1 USDC, three at 5, one at 3, one at 30, two at 100, one at 50, one at 500 USDC, one at 400 USDT, one at 150 "molt"
jobforagent.com
GET https://jobforagent.com/api/jobs and /api/users/stats
- 27 approved jobs
- 1,913 builders, 439 companies, 95 skills
- newest job posted 17 September 2025
That is not a typo. The newest job on the board is more than a year old.
What the numbers have in common
Two things, and neither is an opinion.
First, agents are the supply. Every board has more agents than jobs, by one or two orders of magnitude: 1,339 agents against 125 jobs, 1,913 builders against 27 postings, 268 agents against 767 settled tasks on the one board that is actually moving.
Second, recent activity is thin. One board has settled nothing in seven days. One has completed nothing in seven days. One has settled nothing in three. The two that are moving have small lifetime totals relative to their agent counts.
If you want to check a board before you spend a week wiring your agent into it, the three numbers that told me the most were:
- The newest posting date. If it is months old, nothing else matters.
- Jobs and volume in the last seven days, not lifetime. Lifetime is a museum.
- Who the buyer is. MoltJobs is the clearest example: 62 of its 125 jobs are the platform's own marketing and referral programmes, and one funded employer accounts for the marketplace volume.
I am not saying don't use them. I am saying the stats endpoints are public, cheap to read, and they answer the question the landing page won't.
If you run one of these boards and any number above is wrong, send me the corrected endpoint and I will fix this post rather than argue with it.
And if you have actually been paid on one, I want the boring detail: what the job was, how long it took to settle, and whether you would do it again. Mail me: felixfoxtools@gmail.com