Tollkit MCP Server

Free. Probes any x402 endpoint WITHOUT paying and reports what it actually charges, to which wallet, on which network, and how that compares with its public Coinbase Bazaar listing (price, recipient, distinct payers in the last 30 days). Returns facts and named signals such as pay_to_differs_from_listing; it does not score or recommend. Works for services that have nothing to do with Tollkit. Read-only: it sends one unpaid request, the way any buyer asks for a price, and never pays or changes anything. When to use: Before paying any x402 endpoint, to see what it really charges and who gets paid. Free. Parameters: url: the endpoint. One unpaid request is sent; nothing is paid. Returns: price, network, pay-to wallet, how they compare with its Bazaar listing, and named signals such as pay_to_differs_from_listing.

Free. Searches Coinbase's public x402 discovery index for services that do a task (e.g. 'product price lookup', 'send sms', 'web page screenshot'), then checks each result live without paying. Results are ordered by whether they returned a live price quote, then by distinct paying wallets; nobody pays for placement. Descriptions are the sellers' own words. When to use: You need a paid API for a job and don't know which seller has it. Free. Use instead: best_x402_tools for a ranking by real repeat buyers; check_service when you already have the URL. Parameters: query: the job in plain words. limit: how many to check live, default 5. Returns: matching services, each checked live: whether it answered with a price, the price, network, recipient and paying wallets.

Free. Price, network, and what this service returns. For a sample of the actual output rather than a description of it, call try_it_free instead. When to use: You want this service's prices, network and endpoints in machine-readable form. Free. Use instead: try_it_free to see real output. Returns: prices per tool, the payment network and recipient, and what each tool returns.

Check a token before buying, sending or accepting it, on Base, Ethereum or Solana: what it is, its USD price and liquidity, and plain warnings read from the chain (no pool, thin liquidity; on Base and Ethereum the contract's owner and whether it is upgradeable or can mint, pause, blacklist or set fees; on Solana an active mint or freeze authority). $0.004 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: Before buying, accepting or sending an unfamiliar token. Use instead: pretrade_check when you're about to trade a specific amount (adds price impact, your holding and news); token_info for the basics only. Parameters: token: ERC-20 contract or SPL mint. chain: base (default), ethereum or solana. Returns: what the token is, price and liquidity, and plain-language warnings (owner, upgradeable, can mint, pause, blacklist or set fees; Solana mint or freeze authority).

Look up a token on Base, Ethereum (ERC-20 contract) or Solana (SPL mint): name, symbol, decimals and total supply, plus mint and freeze authority on Solana, read live from the chain. Use it to confirm what an address actually is before acting on it. $0.002 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You have a token address and need to know what it is before acting on it. Use instead: token_check for safety warnings and liquidity; token_price for its price. Parameters: token: ERC-20 contract or SPL mint. chain: base (default), ethereum or solana. Returns: name, symbol, decimals, total supply; on Solana, mint and freeze authority.

Get a token's current USD price on Base, Ethereum or Solana, read from its deepest on-chain pool (Uniswap v3 against USDC or WETH; on Solana, Orca Whirlpools against USDC or SOL) rather than a price API. Returns the pool used, how much liquidity backs the price, and a flag when the pool is too thin to trust. $0.001 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You need a token's current USD price straight from the chain. Use instead: price_history for past prices; token_check for price plus safety warnings; crypto_market_pulse for BTC, ETH and SOL at once. Parameters: token: ERC-20 contract or SPL mint ("SOL" works on Solana). chain: base (default), ethereum or solana. Returns: price_usd, the pool used, its liquidity, and a thin_liquidity flag when the price shouldn't be trusted.

Run due diligence on a US public company in one call: profile, revenue/profit growth, margins, leverage and cash ratios computed from SEC filings, key filings with links, and plain-English summaries of its latest 8-K material events. $0.03 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You are evaluating a US public company and want the analysis done: trends, ratios and what its recent 8-Ks said. Use instead: company_snapshot for a quicker, cheaper overview. Parameters: ticker or cik (one is required). Returns: profile, revenue and profit growth, margins, leverage and cash ratios, key filings, and plain-English summaries of the latest 8-K events.

Get a one-call snapshot of a US public company from SEC EDGAR: profile, most recent filings with links, and key financials (revenue, net income, EPS, assets, cash, operating cash flow) for the last two fiscal years and the latest quarter. $0.006 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You want one overview of a US public company: who it is, recent filings and headline numbers. Use instead: company_due_diligence for growth, margins, leverage and 8-K summaries; sec_company or sec_financials for just one part (cheaper). Parameters: ticker or cik (one is required). filings: how many recent filings, 1-40, default 8. form: only this form type. Returns: profile, filings[] with links, and key financials for the last two fiscal years and the latest quarter.

Get the crypto market at a glance in one call: the Crypto Fear & Greed Index (today, yesterday, a week ago), BTC, ETH and SOL with perp price, 24h change, funding and Chainlink reference price, the highest and lowest funding rates, the biggest 24h gainers and losers, and Hyperliquid's total open interest and volume. $0.003 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You want the state of the crypto market in one call, for example before deciding anything else. Use instead: perps_market for specific coins or more markets; crypto_news for the headlines behind a move. Returns: Fear & Greed (today, yesterday, a week ago), BTC, ETH and SOL with perp price, 24h change, funding and Chainlink price, funding extremes, top gainers and losers, and Hyperliquid totals. Takes no parameters.

Get recent crypto news for a coin or topic: up to 10 articles from the past hour, day or week with publisher, date, snippet and link, plus a short AI read of the coverage (mood: positive, negative, mixed or neutral; a summary; main themes) written only from those headlines. A read of the news, not advice. $0.004 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You want what's being said about a coin or the market right now. Use instead: web_search with type "news" for non-crypto topics; crypto_market_pulse for numbers instead of headlines. Parameters: query: a coin or topic; leave it out for the whole market. freshness: hour, day (default) or week. num: 1-10 articles, default 8. Returns: articles[] with title, publisher, date, snippet and link, plus mood (positive, negative, mixed or neutral), a summary and themes, written only from those headlines.

Read any web page in a real browser and get a summary of it in one call, with its title and final URL. Says when the page was longer than the part summarized. $0.007 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You need the gist of one page, not its full text. Use instead: read_page for the full text; read_pages for several pages. Parameters: url: absolute https URL. max_words: summary length, 10-250, default 60. Returns: summary, title, final_url, and a note when the page was longer than the part summarized.

Read any public web page and get its visible text back: the words a person would see, with navigation and boilerplate stripped, plus the title and final URL after redirects. JavaScript pages are rendered in a real browser first. Up to 50,000 characters. Use it to read an article, a doc, a policy or any page you were given a link to. Chain it with a summarizer when the page is long. $0.002 USDC per page over x402. A page that fails to load, returns an error or has no text costs nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You have one page URL and need its words: an article, doc, policy or listing. Use instead: read_pages for 2-5 URLs (one payment); page_brief for a summary instead of the full text; pdf_to_text for a PDF; screenshot_page for how it looks; attest_page if you may need to prove what it said. Parameters: url must be absolute http(s) and public (no logins, no private addresses). Returns: title, final_url after redirects, text (visible text, up to 50,000 characters), text_length and truncated.

Look up a US public company in SEC EDGAR by ticker or CIK: legal name, exchange, industry, state, fiscal year end, and its latest filings (10-K, 10-Q, 8-K, insider Form 4 and more) with direct links. Filter by form type, e.g. only 10-Ks. $0.002 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You need who a US public company is, or links to its recent filings. Use instead: sec_financials for the numbers; company_snapshot for profile plus numbers; company_due_diligence for ratios and 8-K summaries. Parameters: ticker or cik (one is required). form: only this form type, e.g. 10-K, 10-Q, 8-K or 4. limit: 1-40 filings, default 10. Returns: name, CIK, exchange, industry, state, fiscal year end, and filings[] with form, date and link.

Get a US public company's financials as filed with the SEC: revenue, operating income, net income, diluted EPS, total assets, liabilities, equity, cash, operating cash flow and shares outstanding — last 4 fiscal years plus the latest quarter, each tied to its filing. $0.004 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You need a US public company's reported numbers. Use instead: company_snapshot to get the profile and filings in the same call; company_due_diligence for computed ratios. Parameters: ticker or cik (one is required). Returns: revenue, operating and net income, diluted EPS, assets, liabilities, equity, cash, operating cash flow and shares, for the last 4 fiscal years and the latest quarter, each tied to its filing.

Check a wallet's balances on Base, Ethereum or Solana: native ETH or SOL, USDC (plus USDT on Ethereum and Solana), and any token contracts or SPL mints you list (up to 20), with symbols and decimals applied. Read live from the chain. $0.002 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You need what a wallet holds, in token amounts. Use instead: wallet_portfolio for USD values and a total; check_my_balance (free) for your own USDC on Base. Parameters: address is required. chain: base (default), ethereum or solana; the address format must match. tokens: up to 20 extra ERC-20 contracts or SPL mints to include. Returns: native coin, USDC (USDT on Ethereum and Solana) and the tokens you listed, each with symbol, decimals and amount.

Value a wallet in USD on Base, Ethereum or Solana: each holding (native coin, USDC/USDT and any tokens you list) priced from on-chain pools, the total, and warnings for thin pools or positions bigger than their pool. $0.005 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You need a wallet's value in USD: each holding priced and the total. Use instead: wallet_balance when amounts are enough (cheaper). Parameters: address is required. chain: base (default), ethereum or solana. tokens: up to 20 extra contracts or mints to include. Returns: holdings[] with amount, USD price, USD value and pool used, the total in USD, and warnings for thin pools or positions bigger than their pool.

Get the whole x402 market as one dataset: every active seller with rank, 30-day calls, estimated revenue, paying wallets, categories and unusual-number labels, plus category totals. Rebuilt weekly from Coinbase's Bazaar catalog. $0.10 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You are analysing the whole x402 market and want every seller in one file. Use instead: x402_seller_lookup or best_x402_tools for a single seller or task (cheaper). Returns: every active seller with rank, 30-day calls, revenue estimate, paying wallets, categories and labels, plus category totals. Rebuilt weekly. Takes no parameters.

Look up any x402 seller by hostname: its rank among all sellers, 30-day calls, estimated revenue and paying wallets, each endpoint's numbers and price, its categories and competitors, and labels where its numbers look unusual. Weekly, from Coinbase's Bazaar catalog. $0.02 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You want one x402 seller's numbers: rank, calls, revenue, buyers, endpoints and competitors. Parameters: host: the seller's hostname, e.g. stableenrich.dev. Returns: rank, 30-day calls, estimated revenue, paying wallets, endpoints with prices, categories, competitors and unusual-number labels.

Check US airport delays from the FAA's live National Airspace System status: ground stops, ground delay programs, arrival and departure delays (with minutes, trend and reason) and closures. Give an airport code, or none to list every airport with delays right now. $0.003 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You need to know if a US airport has delays or a ground stop right now. Parameters: airport: a US code like JFK or KJFK; leave out to list every airport with delays. Returns: ground stops, ground delay programs, arrival and departure delays (minutes, trend, reason) and closures, live from the FAA.

Search the web and read the top pages in one step: returns the top web results plus the full visible text of the top 1-3 pages, each rendered in a real browser. Results that can't be read are skipped for the next one down. Optional filters: freshness (past hour to past year), include_domains / exclude_domains (up to 5 sites each), type "news". The fastest way to answer a question from fresh sources. $0.005 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You have a question and want it answered from current sources in one call: it searches, then reads the top pages for you. Use instead: web_search when the snippets are enough or you want to choose which pages to read (then read_pages). Parameters: query is required. num: how many pages to read, 1-3, default 3. Same freshness, include_domains, exclude_domains, type and country filters as web_search. Returns: the ranked results, plus the full text (up to 12,000 characters each) of the top 1-3 pages that could be read.

Prove what a web page said, at a time, in a way someone who distrusts you can check. Renders the page and returns a signed, timestamped record of it: the text and its SHA-256, the HTTP status, the response headers, the serving IP, and the TLS certificate the site presented. Optionally a screenshot and its hash. All of it hashed into one claim and signed, so any single altered byte breaks the signature. Use it when a page might change or be denied later: terms of service before you agree, a price before you act on it, a policy you are relying on, a claim a competitor published, a listing that can be edited. Verification is free, needs no account, and does not depend on this service continuing to exist — the math is public and `verify_attestation` explains how to redo it yourself. We keep no copy, so the response you receive IS the evidence. Store it. $0.05 USDC per call over x402. A render that fails costs nothing. When to use: You may later need to prove what a page said at a moment: terms, a price, a claim. Use instead: screenshot_page or read_page when you only need to see or read it. Parameters: url: absolute https URL. screenshot: true adds an image to the evidence (larger response), default false. Returns: a signed, timestamped attestation (text, hashes, status, headers, IP, TLS certificate). Keep it: no copy is stored.

Free. Check how much USDC is left in your own wallet on Base, so you can tell your human before you run out. Returns the balance and whether it's below your threshold. Read-only: it moves nothing. Tollkit never holds anyone's funds or keys. When to use: You pay for tools from a wallet and want to know if it's running low. Use instead: wallet_balance for any wallet, chain or token. Parameters: address: the wallet you pay from. network: base (default) or sepolia. low_below: your low-balance threshold in USDC, default 1. Returns: the USDC balance and whether it's below low_below. Free.

Find the best paid x402 API for a task. Ranked by paying wallets and repeat buyers (not raw call counts, which are easy to inflate), one endpoint per seller, with price and a caution where a seller's numbers look unusual. Tollkit runs this ranking and sells tools too; its own are ranked the same way and marked sold_by_tollkit. $0.01 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You want the best-proven paid API for a task, ranked by repeat buyers rather than raw calls. Use instead: find_service (free) for a quick live search; x402_seller_lookup for one seller in depth. Parameters: task: what the tool should do. limit: 1-20 results, default 10. Returns: ranked endpoints, one per seller, with price, paying wallets, repeat buyers and cautions.

Price the same product at several stores — up to 5 URLs in ONE call and ONE payment. USE THIS WHENEVER YOU HAVE MORE THAN ONE URL. Comparing an item across stores, checking a short list, or refreshing a handful of tracked prices. It returns full details for each URL so YOU can compare them; it does not rank them or pick a winner. Through get_product_details that is one EIP-3009 signature, one settlement and one round trip PER URL; this is one of each for the whole set. RETURNS one entry per URL in the order given, each with the same product and page objects get_product_details returns, plus ok/error so a single dead URL does not cost you the rest. COST $0.04 flat for up to 5 URLs — cheaper per page than calling get_product_details 5 times. BILLING, stated plainly: the price is flat, so a batch where only SOME URLs succeed is charged in full. A batch where NO url succeeds returns an error and is not charged. If you have one URL and are unsure it is live, get_product_details is the cheaper bet. Duplicate URLs are removed and not billed twice. When to use: You have 2-5 product page URLs, the same item at different stores or a short list. Use instead: get_product_details for a single URL. Returns: one entry per URL in order, each ok or with its error.

Convert between currencies at European Central Bank reference rates (30 currencies), for the latest business day or any day in the last 90. These rates are published free by the ECB at ecb.europa.eu and are for information only, not for transactions. $0.002 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You need to convert between currencies at an official reference rate. Parameters: from and to: 3-letter codes (30 supported). amount: default 1. date: YYYY-MM-DD within the last 90 days; leave out for the latest business day. Returns: the rate, the converted amount and the ECB date used. For information, not for transactions.

Turn a US street address into latitude and longitude, with the standardized address, ZIP, county and FIPS code, state and census tract, from the US Census Bureau geocoder. US street addresses only (with a house number). $0.002 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You have a US street address and need its coordinates or census details. Use instead: weather_forecast takes the address directly if the weather is all you need. Parameters: address: a US street address with a house number. Returns: latitude and longitude, standardized address, ZIP, county, FIPS code, state and census tract. No match is refused free.

Find where an IP address is: country, region, city, continent and approximate coordinates, for IPv4 or IPv6. City-level accuracy, not a street address. Data: IP Geolocation by DB-IP (db-ip.com), CC BY 4.0. $0.002 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You need roughly where an IP address is. Parameters: ip: one IPv4 or IPv6 address. Private and reserved addresses are refused free. Returns: country, region, city, continent and approximate latitude/longitude (city level, not a street address).

Read several web pages at once: give up to 5 URLs and get the full visible text of each (up to 20,000 characters a page), rendered in a real browser so JavaScript pages work, with title and final URL. Pages that can't be read are listed with the reason; the rest still come back. Use it after a search to read the results you picked. $0.008 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You picked 2-5 pages to read, for example from web_search results. Use instead: read_page for a single URL; search_and_read when you have a question but no URLs yet. Parameters: urls: 1-5 absolute http(s) URLs. Each is read in parallel; a page that fails doesn't stop the others. Returns: pages[] in the order given, each with ok, title, final_url, text (up to 20,000 characters) or the reason it failed; pages_read and pages_failed. Charged only if at least one page is read.

Read a PDF from a URL as text, page by page, with its title, author and page count. Works on text-layer PDFs up to 25 MB and 300 pages; scanned PDFs without a text layer are refused at no charge. $0.005 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: The link is a PDF (a filing, paper, contract or manual) and you need its text. Use instead: read_page for an ordinary web page. Parameters: url: absolute http(s) URL of the PDF. max_pages: read at most this many pages, 1-300, default 50. Returns: title, author, page_count, pages_read and pages[] of text in order. Scanned PDFs with no text layer are refused at no charge.

Hyperliquid perpetuals: mark and oracle price, 24h change, current hourly funding rate (positive means longs pay shorts) and annualized, open interest in coins and USD, 24h volume and max leverage. Name up to 20 coins, or leave coins out to get the top markets sorted by volume, open interest, funding or 24h move. funding_hours adds hourly funding history for one coin. $0.001 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You need perpetual futures data from Hyperliquid: funding, open interest, leverage, or the top markets. Use instead: crypto_market_pulse for a one-call market overview; token_price for an on-chain spot price. Parameters: coins: up to 20 Hyperliquid names (e.g. BTC, ETH, kPEPE); leave out for the top markets. sort and limit (default volume, 10) apply only when coins is left out. funding_hours (1-168) adds hourly funding history and needs exactly one coin. Returns: markets[] with mark, oracle and mid price, 24h change, hourly and annualized funding (positive: longs pay shorts), open interest in coins and USD, 24h volume and max leverage; not_found for unknown names.

Before trading a token on Base, Ethereum or Solana: its USD price and liquidity, plain warnings read from the chain, how big your planned trade is next to the pool (rough price impact), how much your wallet already holds, and recent web results about the token. Facts, not advice. $0.01 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: Right before a trade, to see if the size is sane for the pool and what's being said about the token. Use instead: token_check when you aren't trading yet. Parameters: token is required. chain: base (default), ethereum or solana. amount_usd: your planned size, for price impact against pool depth. wallet: your address, to show what you already hold. Returns: price, liquidity, chain warnings, rough price impact for amount_usd, your current holding, and recent web results. Facts, not advice.

Get past USD prices for a crypto asset (ETH, BTC, SOL, LINK and others with a Chainlink feed) over up to 365 days: up to 100 points read from Chainlink's on-chain price feed on Ethereum, each with its time and round, plus first, last, high, low and percent change. $0.002 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You need past prices for a major asset: a trend, a high or low, or the change over a period. Use instead: token_price for the current price of any token, including ones without a Chainlink feed. Parameters: asset: a symbol with a Chainlink USD feed (ETH, BTC, SOL, LINK and others). days: 1-365, default 7. points: 2-100 evenly spaced prices, default 24. Returns: points[] each with time, price_usd and Chainlink round, plus first, last, high, low and percent change.

Find out what a product is and what it costs, from its page URL. USE THIS WHEN you have the URL of ONE specific product — a store listing, a marketplace item, a manufacturer's page — and you need its fields rather than its prose. Typical jobs: comparing the same item across several stores, tracking a price over time, checking whether something is in stock, ingesting a catalogue, or getting a product photo URL. DO NOT USE THIS FOR search-results or category pages (it returns one product, not a list), pages behind a login or paywall, or pages that are not about a product. It also cannot reach private or internal addresses. RETURNS name, description, brand, sku, price (a number), currency (ISO 4217), availability (in_stock | out_of_stock | preorder | unknown), images (up to 5 absolute URLs copied from the page, never invented) and variants. See the output schema for the exact shape. Any field the page does not state comes back null rather than guessed. HOW: the page is rendered in a real headless browser before extraction, so JavaScript-built pages work where a plain fetch returns an empty shell. COST $0.01 USDC per call over x402 (the quote lists every network you can pay on: Base, and Solana where offered). No account, no API key, nothing to install, and no gas — the facilitator sponsors it. Call once WITHOUT the payment argument to get back the payment requirements, sign a payment for the quoted amount with your own wallet, base64-encode the x402 payload, and call again with that string as `payment`. EVERY RESPONSE SAYS WHERE EACH FIELD CAME FROM. `provenance.declared` lists the fields whose values match what the merchant published in schema.org JSON-LD — their own number, the one they publish for Google. `provenance.inferred` lists the ones a model read off the page, which might be a strikethrough price or a neighbouring product. Act on declared values; verify inferred ones if the decision matters. A URL that redirects to what looks like a DIFFERENT page — a discontinued item bouncing to its category listing — is refused free of charge rather than answered with the wrong product. Retry with `allow_redirect: true` if you want whatever the URL resolves to. A failed extraction is not charged. Repeat calls for the same URL within 300 seconds are re-served from a recent render and marked `cached: true` with the render's original `fetchedAt`. Call `try_it_free` first if you want to see real output before spending anything. When to use: You have the URL of one product page. Use instead: compare_products for 2-5 URLs (one payment); try_it_free to see the output first. Returns: product (name, price, currency, availability, brand, sku, images, variants), provenance of each field, and the page fetched.

The mood on X (Twitter) about a coin or crypto topic in the last 24 hours: bullish, bearish, mixed or quiet, a score from -1 (very bearish) to 1 (very bullish), how many posts were read, up to three short themes, and links to representative posts. Giveaways, bots and paid promotion are ignored. Posts are unverified and can be coordinated, so treat it as information, not a trading signal. $0.15 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You want to know what crypto traders on X (Twitter) are saying about a coin right now: the mood and why. Use instead: crypto_news for published articles; crypto_market_pulse for numbers (Fear & Greed, funding). Parameters: coin: a symbol or name (SOL, BONK), or query: a crypto topic. Up to 60 characters. Returns: mood (bullish, bearish, mixed or quiet), score from -1 to 1, posts_read, up to three themes, posts[] links to X posts, and a note that posts are unverified.

Capture how any public web page looks: a 1280x800 JPEG from a real browser, returned as base64 with its SHA-256, the title and the final URL. Use it to see a page's layout, check that something renders, or hand the image to a vision model. The image is roughly 50-150 KB of base64 in the response. $0.003 USDC per capture over x402. A page that fails to load or returns an error costs nothing. For signed, timestamped evidence of a page use attest_page instead. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You need to see a page: its layout, whether something renders, or an image for a vision model. Use instead: read_page when you only need the words (smaller and cheaper); attest_page for signed evidence of a page. Parameters: url must be absolute http(s) and public. Returns: a 1280x800 JPEG as base64, its sha256, title and final_url.

Look up a transaction on Base, Ethereum or Solana: did it succeed, when, who sent it, the fee, and every token movement with symbols and amounts (ERC-20 transfers; on Solana, SOL and token balance changes per owner). Use it to confirm a payment actually landed. $0.002 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You have a transaction hash and need to know if it went through and what moved. Parameters: hash: 0x hash on Base or Ethereum, base58 signature on Solana. chain: base (default), ethereum or solana; it must match the hash. Returns: status, time, sender, fee, and every token transfer with symbol and amount (on Solana, balance changes per owner).

Free. Run a real extraction against one fixed sample product page and return the result. USE THIS to decide whether the paid tools are worth paying for. It returns the identical shape get_product_details returns, produced by the identical code — not a hand-written example — so what you see is what you get. It takes no arguments and costs nothing. You cannot choose the page: pointing a free endpoint at arbitrary URLs would just be the paid tool with no toll. Use get_product_details for the URL you actually care about. When to use: Before paying, to see exactly what get_product_details returns. Use instead: get_product_details for a URL you choose. Returns: a real extraction of one fixed sample page.

Free, forever, no account. Hand back an attestation -- yours or one someone else gave you -- and find out whether the signature holds and whether we issued it. Works on attestations this service did not produce: the answer for those is a clear no, which is the point. Holds no database, so it keeps working whoever is running it. When to use: Someone handed you an attestation, or you want to check one of yours. Parameters: attestation: the full attest_page response or just its attestation object, as JSON text. Returns: whether the signature is valid and whether this service issued it, with the reasons.

Get the weather forecast for any latitude/longitude in the world, or a US street address: the next 7 days in day and night periods (temperature, rain, wind, summary). US locations use the National Weather Service and include any active watches, warnings or advisories; elsewhere the forecast is from MET Norway (in °C and km/h). $0.002 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You need the forecast for a place. Use instead: airport_delays for flight delays; geocode_address when you need coordinates for something else. Parameters: Give lat and lon (anywhere in the world) or address (US street addresses only). periods: 1-14 twelve-hour periods, default 14 (7 days). Returns: forecast[] with name, start and end, temperature, rain, wind and a summary; in the US, active NWS alerts too.

Search the web and get Google's top results as clean JSON: title, URL, snippet and date for each, plus the direct answer when Google shows one. Optional filters: freshness (past hour, day, week, month or year), include_domains or exclude_domains (up to 5 sites each), and type "news" for news articles with publisher and date. Up to 10 results. To get the pages' full text in the same call, use search_and_read. $0.003 USDC per call over x402. Failed calls cost nothing. Call without `payment` to get a quote. When to use: You need sources or facts and don't have URLs yet; the snippets often answer it on their own. Use instead: search_and_read when you also need the full text of the top pages in the same call; crypto_news for crypto coverage with a mood read. Parameters: query is required. num: 1-10 results, default 5. country: two-letter code for local results. freshness, include_domains and exclude_domains narrow the results and can combine; very narrow filters can return nothing (refused free). type "news" searches news articles only. Since Oct 30, 2026 Google returns results 4-10 as google.com/goto redirect links (marked link_type); send resolve: true to wait about 30 seconds for the real URLs. Returns: results[] with position, title, url, snippet and date (publisher for news), the answer box when Google shows one, and the filters applied.