Paste a domain. See the site agents get served, the owner dashboard behind it, and exactly how the revenue streams stack. No account, no install.
Doma generates the top buyer questions for the category, answers them with grounded sources, and serves the result under the domain.
# Published at the zone apex _agentroot.yourdomain.com TXT "v=ar1; manifest=https://doma.xyz/agentroot/yourdomain.com"
| Query | Calls | Settled |
|---|
Numbers here are indicative for a newly-connected domain. Site view and AgentRoot manifest are live.
You already know the PPC economics. Type-in is down, renewals aren't. The shift that's killing parking is opening a cleaner revenue layer underneath it — agents querying your domain directly, paying per request, settled on-chain.
AgentRoot is an open protocol for agent discovery on the domain layer. Your name publishes a manifest at a well-known path; any agent resolves it, finds the MCP endpoint and payment rail, and transacts. Doma operates the registry and settlement.
Why a TXT record, not a new standard? Because it works today. Every registrar supports it, every resolver already caches it, and the protocol rides on existing DNS plumbing.
Same economics either way — pay-per-call agent revenue, owner keeps the majority. Pick the mode that fits the name.
The stack an agent needs to arrive, pay, and find you has been filling in one piece at a time. Discovery is the last one — and the one that lives on the domain.
The take-away for an investor in names: recognizable domains become the default lookup target once discovery ships. That's the window.