Snap live business functions together — a phone line, a voice receptionist, an SMS desk — into a new, ownable, rentable NFT. Build it once for 10 BZeUSD. Earn on it forever.
Every line on AIBIZ already exposes real, working functions — a phone line answers, a voice agent greets, an SMS desk sends, a workflow runs. Until now each lived on its own chip. Compose lets you snap them together.
Pick the functions you want, give the bundle a name, and mint it as a brand-new BizChip — a single NFT you own that offers all of them at once. Build an "AI Receptionist" from a phone line + a voice agent. Build a "Customer Desk" from SMS + a workflow + an inbox. Whatever combination is useful, you can make it a product.
In the wallet you name your BizChip, tick the functions to bundle, set a price on each, and pay a one-time 10 BZeUSD mint fee. A new sub-SLD — yourname.bizchip.aibiz — is minted to your wallet, carrying every function you chose. From there it behaves like any chip: list it for rent, and someone else can lease it and use its features.
No smart-contract deployment, no code. Each bundled feature is a thin wrapper over a real, live capability — so a composed BizChip works the moment it's minted.
When someone uses a feature on your BizChip, the money splits itself — automatically, in the same transaction.
This is what makes composing fair and durable: you're not copying anyone's work, you're reselling live functions and adding your own arrangement. The people who built the underlying pieces keep earning; you earn the difference between your price and their cost; and when you rent the whole BizChip out, the renter operates it and keeps its takings for the term.
A composed BizChip does not contain copies of its functions — it calls the original providers' live services each time you use it. That is deliberate (it means a BizChip can never work longer or better than the pieces it's built from). But it has one consequence you should know: the seller must keep their AI functionality online and tunnelled in your favour for the whole rental or ownership period. If a provider takes their machine offline, unstakes, or removes a function, that feature stops working until it's back.
Two protections: a call that fails because a provider is unreachable is always refunded — you are never charged for a service that didn't run — and a BizChip can only be composed from functions that are live at mint time. Still, rent and buy from providers who keep their service up, and if uptime matters to you, confirm it with the seller before you commit.
Software marketplaces sell you tools. AIBIZ lets you sell assembled businesses. Every function anyone publishes becomes a brick anyone else can build with — so the catalog compounds. One person's "AI Receptionist" becomes the next person's building block for a "Front Desk in a Box."
You don't need to be a developer, hold inventory, or run a server. You need an idea for a useful bundle. Build it once, mint it, rent it — own it once, earn on it forever.
No code. Tick functions, set prices, mint.
Original builders keep 70%; you keep your margin.
A BizChip is an asset — list it, lease it, keep the NFT.
Open the BizNode Wallet → Sell a capability → Compose a BizChip. Name it, bundle the functions, and mint it for 10 BZeUSD.