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Install the local agent
Connect Claude, Cursor, or GPT accounts without sharing passwords. Execution stays local and capability-aware.
Buy extra AI coding capacity when your limit hits. Sell it when yours sits idle.
SecondTokens is a private-beta exchange for developers who already pay for Claude, Cursor, and GPT. Get backup capacity for blocked work, or turn unused quota into something useful.
- Get unstuck during migrations, test runs, docs pushes, and release work.
- List spare quota without handing over credentials or full account access.
- Start with AI coding workflows developers already use, not abstract token trading.
Market snapshot
Capacity can move to where the work is blocked.
Supported markets
Simulated ratesMarketCurrent rate
Claude Code
$3.50 / 250k
OpenCode
$2.95 / 250k
Codex
$4.10 / 250k
Cursor Agent
$2.80 / 250k
Made for developers who already live inside Claude Code, Cursor, and GPT and hate losing momentum to usage caps.
How it works
From spare quota to shipped work in three steps.
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Publish spare quota
Advertise fixed-size blocks with clear runtime limits, market scope, and capability controls.
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Route jobs automatically
When demand appears, the market matches work to available capacity and returns artifacts with a full audit trail.
Fixed lots
Users can offer capacity and bid on it.
SecondTokens matches people with spare AI capacity to people who need more, without forcing the homepage to explain every market rule up front.
Finish that one last change
Perfect for the fix, polish, or final pass standing between you and done.
Do more exploration and research
Use extra capacity to compare options, trace code paths, and think through the next move.
Hand off the bigger task
Best for the heavier lift you want running while you keep moving somewhere else.
Two sides of the market
Have extra quota?
List spare capacity in fixed-size lots so unused subscription headroom can help someone else finish real work.
Need more quota?
Buy extra capacity right when your workflow is blocked instead of waiting for a reset or upgrading too early.
Private markets
The same model can support trusted private markets.
The same model can expand into trusted groups, so teams can route work internally before spending more on seats or plan upgrades.
Trust and controls
The hard part is letting someone spend your tokens without giving them your machine.
The entire product direction is built around local execution, explicit capability controls, and better auditability than account sharing can provide.
Runs locally on the supplier machine
No password or credential sharing
Capability controls stay supplier-controlled
Supplier identity can remain hidden from buyers
FAQ
The first release is intentionally narrow: prove demand, earn trust, and learn where developer usage limits hurt most.
Is this live today?
Not yet. SecondTokens is in private beta, and the current site is designed to qualify early users and design partners before a broader launch.
Why not just upgrade my plan?
Upgrading solves every spike with permanent spend. SecondTokens is for uneven demand, when you need more capacity right now but not all month.
Will anyone get direct access to my machine or account?
No. The product direction centers on local execution, explicit capability controls, and avoiding direct credential sharing.
Who is this for first?
The first wedge is developers and power users already paying for Claude, Cursor, or GPT subscriptions and regularly hitting limits.
Final CTA
Join the beta before your next limit reset slows you down.
Tell us where you lose momentum today, and we will use that feedback to shape the first release around real developer workflows.