Four server-executed products
Keep the intelligence pipeline on the server: validated source observation, shared parsing or RPC, bounded comparison and retained evidence. The seven primitive products remain available for lower-level tasks.
No automatic scheduler or browser rendering. Every workflow is separately authorized; internal stages do not add charges.
Seed or compare one owned, scoped public document; return meaningful structural/attribute changes, compact evidence and retained comparison identity from one validated fetch.
$0.005 USDC · 2 eligible credits · one financial operation
Request, measured example and limits →Seed or review a public JSON OpenAPI 3.0/3.1 contract against its saved baseline/latest observation; return directional compatibility/security findings and explicit uncertainty. No YAML, external-ref crawling or runtime compatibility proof.
$0.010 USDC · 4 eligible credits · one financial operation
Request, measured example and limits →Combine selected code/proxy observations, contract-reported token facts and one wallet's single-block ETH/Transfer evidence at one finalized Base block. Shared RPC cache; at most 18 reads. Wallet scope remains a restricted pilot; no complete history or security score.
$0.025 USDC · 10 eligible credits · one financial operation
Request, measured example and limits →Combine one scoped website, an optional JSON OpenAPI comparison and selected finalized Base evidence into one bounded release brief. Separate provenance and missing/conflicting evidence; a release-label mention never proves deployment or causality.
$0.040 USDC · 16 eligible credits · one financial operation
Request, measured example and limits →| Product | x402 / MPP USDC | Eligible credits | Tariff |
|---|---|---|---|
| Website Change Intelligence | $0.005 | 2 | 5 |
| API Compatibility Review | $0.010 | 4 | 5 |
| On-chain Evidence Brief | $0.025 | 10 | 5 |
| Cross-domain Release Evidence | $0.040 | 16 | 5 |
All four require paid access. Free trials retain their existing primitive-tool scope. Integration and entitlement rules · Measured value and economics.