GaaS, or Agentic AI as a Service, is a commercial model in which autonomous AI agents are packaged, priced, and sold as a product. You do not rent software and run it yourself. You give an agent a goal, and it does the work and hands back the finished result. You pay for the outcome, not for a seat.
For twenty years the shape of business software was SaaS: a login, a dashboard, a seat license, and a person clicking through it. Agentic AI as a Service changes what you are buying. Instead of paying for a seat and doing the work yourself, you hand an agent a goal and pay for the result it delivers. The vendor stops selling a tool and starts selling the finished job.
GaaS News covers that shift as a daily beat: the companies building agent platforms, the money moving into them, the pricing models replacing the per-seat subscription, and the policy taking shape around autonomous software.
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The companies selling agents as a product.
Planners, routers, and supervisors wiring agents together.
Tool use, agent-to-agent messaging, and who controls the wiring.
What happens when a large company hires an agent.
The end of the seat. Outcome pricing rises.
The money flowing into agent infrastructure.
The human side of the agent economy.
How agents fail in production.
The rules forming around autonomous systems.
"Every SaaS company will become a GaaS company. No question about it."Jensen Huang, NVIDIA, speaking at GTC 2026
Plain-English definitions of the terms you will see across the agent economy.
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