Agent Substrate 101: Stop Paying for Agents That Aren't Doing Anything

Get a practical look at the economics of agent infrastructure. Your LLM bill isn't the only thing that grows when agents scale.

Agents need compute, isolation, networking, memory, and somewhere to execute—even though many agent workloads are short-lived or idle most of the time.

In this 30-minute webinar, we’ll look at the infrastructure economics behind production agents and the architectural choices that determine how efficiently your environment uses compute.

You’ll leave knowing:

• Where agent infrastructure costs actually come from
• Why idle capacity and low workload density matter
• How startup time, scale-to-zero, warm capacity, and utilization affect the economics
• Which architecture decisions can improve both performance and cost
• How an Agent Substrate can help separate agent lifecycle from infrastructure lifecycle

The big question: How much infrastructure should exist when your agents aren't actually working?