We're fixing how software talks to the internet.

The real problem

AI agents are starting to replace most human browsing. You will no longer have to click through travel sites to book flights, compare prices across stores, fill out forms, or copy and paste between apps. Your agent will handle that work for you.

Agents, however, need much more than scraped pages. They need real, structured, authenticated information that lives behind APIs.

Right now, that world of APIs is a mess.

The API fragmentation problem

Even a simple product that needs weather forecasts, flight statuses, and stock prices often means three different APIs, three documentation sites, three authentication methods, three billing accounts, and three response formats to parse and maintain.

Now imagine an AI agent that needs to tap into hundreds of sources. Managing that quickly becomes impossible, so people fall back to scraping websites instead. That creates a whole new set of problems:

• Website owners lose money because scrapers bypass ads, paywalls, and subscriptions.
• Both sides waste resources on an endless arms race of anti-bot measures and workarounds.
• Scrapers only see public data and miss the most valuable information behind authentication.

Everyone loses. Content creators do not get paid, developers waste time on integrations, and agents cannot access the data they need to be truly useful.

What we built

We built an intelligent routing layer on top of a network of APIs. Our router understands what you are asking for, selects the best APIs from our network, handles authentication and rate limiting, and returns clean, structured results.

You stay in control

Set a budget limit per request. Create an allowlist of trusted APIs. Block ones you want to avoid. Restrict queries to specific categories like healthcare or finance. If an API fails, we automatically fail over to another one.

Or let our router choose based on reliability, cost, and speed. It is your call.

For developers

Stop reading documentation all day

Need weather data, market data, news, or any other external signal? Instead of spending hours reading different docs, learning authentication schemes, and normalizing response formats, just tell us what you need in plain English. We handle the rest.

Build agents that actually do things

Your AI agent may need to check the weather, pull financial data, fetch news, access public transit schedules, and talk to dozens of services at once. With traditional APIs, that is a lot of integration work. With Fous, your agent simply describes what it needs and receives structured results.

There is a big difference between an agent that can search the web and one that can reliably take real actions in the world.

One bill, many capabilities

Stop juggling multiple API subscriptions and invoices. One account with Fous gives you access to our entire network. We handle the complexity so you can stay focused on your product.

For API creators

If you have valuable data or services, you can connect them to Fous and start earning money immediately.

Public APIs: Get discovered automatically

Make your API public on our network. When someone asks for something your service can handle, our router sends the request to you. You set the price per call and get paid automatically. No sales team, no ad spend, just solid data and services that people actually use.

Private APIs: Keep control

Want to keep your API exclusive? Make it private. Invite specific users, set fixed pricing, and keep tight control. This is ideal for enterprise datasets, proprietary services, or any situation where you want direct relationships but still use our infrastructure.

Get paid for your data

Right now, your content may be scraped, your site hammered by bots, and you get nothing, or you maintain an API that nobody can find. With Fous, every request becomes revenue, and you finally get compensated for the value you create.

Why now

AI agents are already booking flights, writing code, doing research, and managing schedules. They are powerful, but still limited by what they can reach.

At the same time, websites are losing traffic to AI summaries. Reddit locked down its API. News sites are blocking AI crawlers. The old model, where content creators give away data for free in exchange for eyeballs, is breaking down.

The internet needs a new economic model. One where:

• Agents can access the data they need through proper, well defined channels
• Data creators get compensated fairly for their work
• Developers can build without drowning in integration complexity

That is what Fous enables. Not five years from now. Right now.