CHART YOUR SURFACE DISTRIBUTION
Map what your product can do.
Route it to where demand begins.
A translation table for surface strategy. Job maps, readiness audits, and connector submissions for API-ready consumer companies.
Booking and inquiry delivery are not open yet. Prepare a brief to copy or download; nothing is sent.
Google sent traffic. The App Store packaged apps. Instagram rewarded visual proof.
Agent surfaces ask a different question:
“What can this product do
for the user right now?”
As demand moves into agents, a useful brand description is only the start. Your product needs a clear job, an action it can take, and a result the user can recognize.
Built for 20–200 person U.S. consumer companies with an existing public API or a clear technical action path.
You help people do something.Book, buy, reserve, cancel, compare, reorder, or schedule.
Your product can take action.An API or another reliable path can complete the job.
You need a clear next move.There’s an opportunity to evaluate—and someone needs to own it.
For consumer companies with useful jobs to offer. An AI label isn’t a prerequisite.
The problem isn’t just getting listed. It’s taking an unclear job to a new surface and learning the wrong lesson.
A rejection can reflect an unclear job. A quiet listing can reflect weak framing. Neither tells you, on its own, whether the surface matters.
“What job should Muse be able to finish through our product?”
A documented path from product workflow
to a job an agent can complete.
Understand where demand starts, what the user expects, and whether the opportunity is worth pursuing now.
Translate broad positioning into specific intent, required inputs, a product action, and a finish line.
Evaluate the job, the technical action path, and the conditions required for reliable completion.
Recommendation: Wait, Translate, Prepare, or Act.
If the opportunity is strong enough, prepare the connector package and submit it on your behalf. Meta makes the final decisions on approval, directory listing, and featured placement.
A useful job has a beginning, a finish line,
and a documented failure path.
“Discover our home services app.”
“Book a same-day cleaner for a two-bedroom apartment under $150.”
Get a two-bedroom apartment cleaned today.
Address, bedrooms, time window, budget, and consent.
Check availability, confirm the total, then create a booking.
A confirmed booking, agreed price, and arrival window.
No slot or price too high? Offer alternatives. Never book silently.
Completion includes permission, confirmation, and a safe way to fail.
Start with clarity.
Move forward when the job is ready.
“Should we even pursue this?”
$1,500 one-time
A clear answer before you invest in preparing the wrong job.
Teams with an API but no clear Muse strategy. Product, Growth, or Partnerships leads creating internal clarity. A Slack thread that needs an owner.
“We’re ready to make a serious move.”
$8k–$12k one-time
A prepared connector package, submitted to Muse on your behalf.
We prepare and submit your connector on your behalf. Submission is included; approval, directory listing, and featured placement are not guaranteed. The final decisions belong to Meta.
Companies with clear fit, a strong API/action path, and a real consumer job. Teams ready to prepare a serious connector package and have it submitted on their behalf.
“How do we keep improving?”
$2,500 / month
Ongoing guidance as your connector—and agent surfaces—evolve.
Companies that are live, preparing to iterate, or watching multiple surfaces. Teams building beyond a one-time experiment.
All prices in USD. Sprint scope and final pricing are agreed before work begins. Meta makes the final decisions on connector approval, directory listing, and featured placement. We guarantee none of these outcomes or a review timeline.
Useful artifacts your Product, Growth, and Partnerships teams can actually work from.
01 Surface Check The opportunity
02 Job Map The completed task
03 Readiness Scorecard The next move
Resolve the gaps.
Then document the next move.
Example format only. Your audit evaluates ten readiness criteria and includes a score, gaps, and a recommendation.
We won’t guarantee placement, package weak use cases, mislead clients, or promise what we can’t control.
We improve the things you can: job clarity, surface fit, task mapping, API/action readiness, review-risk identification, submission packaging, test quality, and internal decision clarity.
Readiness, not guarantees.
09 / THE FIRST THREE COMPANIES
Discounted pricing for the first three clients who are willing to make the preparation process a public learning loop.
A case study in preparation—not a promise of approval. Availability and discount are confirmed before engagement.
Serious preparation starts
with honest answers.
No. We prepare and submit your connector on your behalf, but Meta makes the final decisions on approval, directory listing, and featured placement. Submission does not guarantee any of these outcomes or a review timeline. GetOnMuse is an independent consultancy.
Yes. The sprint includes preparing your connector package and submitting it to Muse on your behalf. We map the job, document inputs and outcomes, review readiness gaps, and organize the submission materials. Meta then controls review, approval, directory listing, and any featured placement. Applying for the sprint starts an inquiry with GetOnMuse; the platform submission happens as part of the agreed engagement.
Usually, yes. We work best with an existing public API or a clear technical action path. If your product can’t complete a real job outside the app, it may need more preparation first.
No. It’s built for useful consumer companies with repeatable jobs: booking, commerce, fitness, local services, travel, fintech, marketplaces, and similar categories. You don’t need to be an AI startup.
Start with the Surface Readiness Audit. It may recommend waiting, revising the use case, improving API/action readiness, or preparing for a sprint. A clear “not yet” is a useful outcome.
Clear user intent, specific inputs, a real product action, a measurable success state, known failure paths, and business value. It also needs a reason to happen inside Muse instead of only in your app.
Vague verbs like “discover,” “browse,” “explore,” “engage,” “learn more,” or “recommend us” don’t tell us what gets completed.
Strong jobs use action verbs: book, buy, reserve, cancel, compare, reorder, schedule, track, redeem, complete. The verb still needs clear inputs and a recognizable finish line.
Yes. You can prepare and submit your connector yourself. Our service handles the job mapping, readiness review, submission materials, and submission on your behalf. The value is a clear, well-prepared package and a managed process. Meta makes the final listing and featuring decisions either way.
The listed sprint covers job framing, documentation, test prompts, submission packaging, and submitting the connector on your behalf. Engineering implementation is not included in the listed scope. Any additional work is agreed separately before engagement.
11 / THE NEXT DESTINATION
Muse is one surface. It won’t be the last.
Find the job. Map the action. Document the next move.
Agents, marketplaces, partner ecosystems, embedded commerce, and immersive experiences will keep changing where demand begins. The companies that adapt will translate their products better.