About UseWait.
A waitlist builder designed to be driven by an agent rather than clicked through by a person.
Most waitlist tools assume a human sitting in a dashboard, dragging blocks around. That assumption is now the slow part. UseWait is built the other way round: every capability is an API call and an MCP tool first, and the dashboard is a view over the same operations rather than the only way to reach them.
In practice that means you can tell an agent to launch a waitlist, and it will create the page, write the copy, connect your domain, set up the confirmation email and hand you back a live URL, without you opening a browser tab. The same work is available to you directly if you would rather do it by hand.
- Operated by9th Avenue, the studio that builds and runs UseWait.
- Launched2025.
- PricingOne-time $12 per waitlist. No subscription, no seats, no trial expiry.
- Free tierBuild and preview a waitlist without paying, and without a card.
- InterfaceREST API, MCP server, and a web dashboard. All three do the same things.
- HostingCloudflare Workers, D1 and R2. Pages are served from the edge.
A waitlist in UseWait is a hosted page that collects signups, ranks them in a queue, and rewards people for referring others. Signups can be read back over the API, exported, or written straight into your own Postgres or MySQL database. Confirmation emails are templates you control, with the signup position and referral link available as variables. A waitlist can live on a UseWait URL or on a domain you own.
A waitlist has a natural end: you launch, and it has done its job. Charging monthly for that means charging most heavily for the period when the product is least useful. A one-time licence per waitlist matches what the thing is actually worth, and it means an agent can complete a purchase decision without signing you up to a recurring bill.
The developer documentation covers the API and the MCP server. Contact reaches a person. The privacy policy and terms say what we do with data and what we owe each other.