We’ve taken our time. So when we open the doors, we want them to stay open.
Over the last few months, we’ve shared the progress, decisions, setbacks, and structure behind Anjin. From agent design to Stripe integration, partnerships to platform roles — it’s all been quietly shaping up.
Now, we’re getting close to the next chapter: public access.
This is what to expect on launch day.
Who Can Join?
We’ll be opening in waves, starting with:
- Everyone on the waitlist
- Early community members
- Partnered creators and agent publishers
This first cohort will have access to both built-in agents and creator-led flows. It’s designed to support a mix of use cases — not just testing, but real output.
If you’re already on the list, you’re in.
If not, you can still join here.
What Will Be Live?
Anjin will launch with:
- Pre-built agents created by our team, across marketing, copy, SEO, and growth
- A working subscription model, starting at the low-tier access (£50/month)
- Creator tools for uploading and pricing your own agents (invite only to start)
- Full Stripe integration for paid access and role control
- Whitelabel instances already live for selected partners
You’ll be able to:
- Sign up and subscribe
- Run live agents through your dashboard
- Preview, test, and chain agent flows
- Access logs, usage data, and role-managed access (where relevant)
What Won’t Be Live Yet?
To be transparent, here’s what’s still rolling out post-launch:
- Team-level seat management (coming shortly after launch)
- Marketplace discovery tools for browsing third-party agents
- Creator dashboards for non-partner builders
- Native multi-agent memory and longer-chain workflows (currently invite-only testing)
This is a launch, not a finish line. But it will be real, usable, and stable on day one.
What Happens Next?
After launch, we’ll continue:
- Expanding the agent library
- Onboarding more creators
- Scaling the whitelabel offering
- Sharing weekly updates via the Inside Anjin series
- Opening up team features, analytics, and custom chaining tools
Everything we build after launch is shaped by one question:
Does this make agents more useful to more people?
If the answer is yes, we ship it.
If not, we don’t.
Final Thought: A Platform You Can Start With
Anjin won’t be perfect at launch. But it will be honest, usable, and ready for work.
That’s been our goal since the beginning — not to be the loudest tool in the room, but the one that quietly works when you need it most.
September is almost here.
We’re ready to share what we’ve been building.
Want early access and onboarding support when the platform opens?
Join the community and we’ll make sure you’re in the first wave.
