Getting Started
KeeperHub can be driven four ways. They reach the same workflows, executions, and wallet, so the only question is which one fits what you are building.
| You are | Start here |
|---|---|
| Clicking through the app at app.keeperhub.com | Browser |
| Building an AI agent that should create and run workflows | Agent (MCP) |
| Calling KeeperHub from a backend service or CI job | API |
| Working from a terminal, or scripting a deploy | CLI |
Every path ends with a workflow you have run and a result you can check.
What you get on signup
Signing up provisions a non-custodial Turnkey wallet for your organization automatically. You do not create it, and KeeperHub never holds its keys.
Your organization also receives a monthly allowance of sponsored gas on mainnet, so early runs execute without you funding anything first. Sponsorship covers the network fee only: a workflow that sends 0.1 ETH still needs 0.1 ETH in the wallet. See Gas Management for the full set of conditions.
Read-only workflows, including most monitoring, never need a funded wallet at all.
Your first transaction, without funding anything
Sponsored gas covers the network fee, and a write that moves no tokens needs nothing else. So you
can land a real mainnet transaction before you fund anything at all: call approve(spender, 0) on
any ERC-20 contract.
It changes state, it produces a transaction hash you can open on a block explorer, and it transfers
nothing, so it succeeds on an empty wallet. USDC on Base is
0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913, and any address will do as the spender.
Worth knowing because most templates read data and send alerts. Those are useful, but they produce no transaction, so they cannot give you the moment where you see your own hash confirm on mainnet. A zero-value write is the shortest path to that.
If you are new to the model
A workflow is a trigger plus a sequence of actions, with conditions to branch between them. Core Concepts covers the vocabulary; you do not need it to finish any of the four paths above.