# Bad Influence story: Arca lets users sell AI chat and coding sessions, now open to everyone

Active · 2 articles · 2 sources · First reported 11-11 07:11. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/9b2d3e2f-9f16-4bc2-ace3-efd0c935136f

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Latest update (11-11 09:06): Arca opens its AI session marketplace to everyone, paying users for agent chats

Overview: Brevis launched Arca, a free app that lets users sell AI chat and coding sessions from their computer, Testing Catalog reports. The app is now generally available on Mac and Windows with no invite or waitlist. It reads sessions from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Claude Desktop, and removes names and other private details locally before upload. Users choose which sessions to sell and see a price range for each.

Arca's own post says anyone can sign up now and that accepted sessions are paid once they pass review. It also says longer sessions with more back-and-forth with the model earn higher payouts. The post does not give specific payout amounts.

Coverage timeline (newest first):
1. 11-11 09:06 · Santiago · [Arca opens its AI session marketplace to everyone, paying users for agent chats](https://badinfluence.news/items/me2zyxhc4ykgyii446hjupgxs)
2. 11-11 07:11 · Testing Catalog · [Brevis launches Arca, an app for selling AI chat and coding sessions](https://badinfluence.news/items/j3ckb7lsqt69e3x2i22xa7xdl)
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