three.ws
three.ws is now live on AWS Marketplace as a SaaS subscription. Every AWS customer can subscribe to three.ws directly through their AWS account — with billing rolled onto the AWS invoice, eligibility for AWS Activate credits, and spend that counts toward Enterprise Discount Program (EDP) commitments.
This is the first fully on-chain AI agent platform listed on AWS Marketplace. Enterprise procurement meets ERC-8004 identity, Metaplex Core on Solana, and native x402 USDC settlement — all in the same purchase flow.
- AWS Partner page: three.ws/aws
- Open source: github.com/nirholas/three.ws
- Project site: three.ws
What the AWS Marketplace listing changes
AWS is the world's largest cloud provider, and AWS Marketplace is the procurement gateway every enterprise AWS customer already uses to acquire software through their existing cloud account. For AWS customers, the listing changes four things:
- No new vendor in procurement. The transaction is with AWS. three.ws appears as a line item on the AWS invoice under AWS Marketplace Software.
- AWS credits apply. Existing AWS Activate credits, startup credits, and prepaid Marketplace funds can be spent on three.ws subscriptions.
- EDP commit toward. Marketplace spend counts toward Enterprise Discount Program commitments.
- Standard Contract. three.ws subscribes under the AWS Standard Contract for Marketplace, the AWS-authored agreement most enterprise legal teams have already pre-approved.
For a Web3-native platform that wants enterprise reach, this is the difference between a six-month procurement cycle and a two-click subscription.
What you get
three.ws is an open-source stack for autonomous 3D AI agents that run natively in the browser. Every <agent-3d> tag deploys an agent with a Solana NFT identity (Metaplex Core), an ERC-8004 wallet on EVM, a browser-native 3D body in WebGL via three.js, a Claude-powered LLM brain, and native x402 / HTTP 402 payments in USDC on Base, BSC, and Solana.
Why this matters for the agent economy
What's new isn't another SaaS company on AWS Marketplace. What's new is that an AWS customer can now subscribe to a platform where every agent has a verifiable identity on EVM and Solana, where agents pay each other autonomously in USDC via the x402 protocol, and where the entire stack — viewer, runtime, identity contracts, backend — is open source.
The procurement boundary is AWS. The execution boundary is on-chain. Agents subscribed through AWS still mint on-chain identity, transact on Base / BSC / Solana via x402, and accumulate reputation portable to any platform that reads ERC-8004 or Metaplex Core attestations.
The technical integration
three.ws implements the full AWS Marketplace SaaS contract: ResolveCustomer on the fulfillment URL, signed SNS subscription lifecycle webhooks (subscribe-success, unsubscribe-success, entitlement-updated), daily metered usage via BatchMeterUsage, and contract entitlement checks via GetEntitlements. All of it is open source at github.com/nirholas/three.ws/tree/main/api/aws-marketplace. The platform runs on AWS us-east-1.
Pricing
- Community Edition — Free. Full access to the platform. Free trial automatically activates for any AWS customer on subscribe.
- Pro — metered. Per-active-agent and per-inference pricing for production workloads. Voice clone minutes and inference token usage metered daily through AWS.
- Enterprise — SaaS Contracts via Private Offer. Annual contracts with custom pricing, dedicated support, and entitlement-checked feature gating.
Open source
The full three.ws stack is open source under Apache 2.0: github.com/nirholas/three.ws