US Company Intelligence for AI Agents (SEC EDGAR, x402) MCP Server

Tell whether a page changed since the last time you read it. Has a page changed since you last read it? Send a URL and the content_sha256 you kept from a previous call; get back changed: true or false, the current checksum and the current length. Without a checksum, returns the starting point. Main content only, navigation stripped. Body: {url, since_sha256?}. — $0.005006/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "what changed on this page since yesterday", "tell me whether this page changed", "diff this page against its previous version".

Collect the emails, phone numbers and social profiles a page visibly publishes. Emails, phone numbers and social profile links visibly published on a page, read from the rendered DOM and mailto: and tel: links. Nothing is inferred, enriched or cross-referenced: only what the page itself shows. Body: {url}. — $0.006001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "get contact email from the site", "extract all email addresses from this website", "find the phone number on a company site".

Every form on a page with its action, method and fields (name, type, label, required, options), so an agent knows what a page asks for before interacting. Read only: nothing is submitted. Body: {url}. — $0.005007/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "list the forms on this page", "what does this page ask for", "form fields of this URL".

The document outline of a page: every heading with its level and anchor, in order. Body: {url}. — $0.004003/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "extract headings from this article", "outline of this page", "get the h1 and h2 of this URL".

Every image on a page with its resolved URL, alt text and dimensions, plus the social preview image. Body: {url}. — $0.005008/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "list the images on this page", "image urls and alt text from this URL", "get the social preview image".

Read the structured data a page declares about itself: products, articles, events, organizations. The structured data a page declares about itself: every JSON-LD block parsed, the schema.org types found, and the Open Graph tags. Fetched through a residential IP with a real browser. No model in the path. Body: {url}. — $0.005005/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "get the json-ld of this page", "read the structured data a page declares", "extract schema.org from this URL".

The navigation structure of a site as seen on a page: header, footer and nav zones with their links and labels. Body: {url}. — $0.004004/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "navigation structure of this site", "list the links in the menu", "header and footer links of this page".

Find the current prices shown on a product or listing page, with currency and context. Every monetary amount found on a page with its currency and surrounding context, plus the schema.org Offer price when the page declares one. Works on any product page, not only marketplaces. Fetched through a residential IP with a real browser. No model. Body: {url}. — $0.006002/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "find current product prices on a webpage", "get product prices from a page", "extract prices from a webpage".

Turn every table on a page into JSON rows you can compute on. Every HTML table on a page as JSON rows, with headers detected and captions kept. Fetched through a French residential IP with a real Chromium, so tables rendered by JavaScript are included. No model in the path. Body: {url}. — $0.005004/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "extract the tables from this page", "get the data table from this report page", "table data as json from this URL".

Buy 1 GB of French West Indies residential proxy bandwidth for scraping and agent traffic, delivered as a ready-to-use key in the form http://buyer:KEY@host, valid 30 days and metered per gigabyte at 3.50 USD. The exit is a real FTTH home line in the French West Indies on Outremer Telecom / SFR Caraibe (AS20776), reverse DNS ftthcc.*.sfrcaraibe.fr. Geolocation is split across databases and we say so rather than pick the flattering one: ipinfo and ipwho.is place it in Martinique (MQ), ip-api and db-ip place it in mainland France (FR). Reachability, carrier and proxy-blacklist status are probed from the public internet before every sale: the address currently comes back clean, not flagged as a proxy or VPN. If no exit is verified live you are not charged. A Caribbean residential exit is rare, so a site fingerprinting by region sees an address no datacenter range can imitate. — $3.50/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "buy 1 GB of residential proxy bandwidth", "residential proxy from the french west indies", "proxy bandwidth for scraping".

Buy 20 GB of French West Indies residential proxy bandwidth at 2.60 USD per gigabyte, the best rate in the range, delivered as a proxy key valid for 30 days. The exit is a real FTTH home line in the French West Indies on Outremer Telecom / SFR Caraibe (AS20776), reverse DNS ftthcc.*.sfrcaraibe.fr. Geolocation is split across databases and we say so rather than pick the flattering one: ipinfo and ipwho.is place it in Martinique (MQ), ip-api and db-ip place it in mainland France (FR). Reachability, carrier and proxy-blacklist status are probed from the public internet before every sale: the address currently comes back clean, not flagged as a proxy or VPN. If no exit is verified live you are not charged. Designed for agents running long crawling campaigns or continuous monitoring, where bandwidth is consumed steadily over weeks. No account, no subscription: one payment, one key, metered per gigabyte until exhausted. — $52.00/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "buy 20 GB of residential proxy", "bulk residential proxy bandwidth", "large proxy package for crawling".

Buy 5 GB of French West Indies residential proxy bandwidth at 3.00 USD per gigabyte and receive a proxy key valid for 30 days. The exit is a real FTTH home line in the French West Indies on Outremer Telecom / SFR Caraibe (AS20776), reverse DNS ftthcc.*.sfrcaraibe.fr. Geolocation is split across databases and we say so rather than pick the flattering one: ipinfo and ipwho.is place it in Martinique (MQ), ip-api and db-ip place it in mainland France (FR). Reachability, carrier and proxy-blacklist status are probed from the public internet before every sale: the address currently comes back clean, not flagged as a proxy or VPN. If no exit is verified live you are not charged. Cheaper per gigabyte than Browserbase at 8 USD, with no account to open and no monthly commitment. Suited to agents running sustained crawling or data-collection jobs where a datacenter IP would be blocked on the first request. — $15.00/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "buy 5 GB of residential proxy", "residential proxy bandwidth, medium package", "proxy traffic for a scraping job".

Buy 1 GB of rotating mobile proxy bandwidth for scraping and agent traffic, on a real mobile carrier IP in the French West Indies on Outremer Telecom / SFR Caraibe (AS20776). The carrier reassigns the address by itself: six distinct IPs observed within one hour, no rotation logic to write. Mobile addresses are shared by thousands of subscribers, so blocking one means blocking real customers, which is why they survive where residential and datacenter exits fail. — $7.000001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "rotating mobile proxy, 1 GB", "rotating 4g ip bandwidth", "mobile proxy that rotates per request".

Buy 5 GB of mobile proxy bandwidth on a real mobile carrier IP address in the French West Indies on Outremer Telecom / SFR Caraibe (AS20776), delivered as a proxy key valid 30 days and metered per gigabyte. Mobile carrier IPs are shared by thousands of subscribers, so sites cannot block them without cutting off real customers. Carrier, ASN and uptime verified live. For agents whose collection jobs are already failing on residential exits. — $30.000001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "rotating mobile proxy, 5 GB", "5 gigabytes of rotating mobile traffic", "mobile proxy bandwidth, larger package".

Rent a dedicated mobile port for 24 hours on a real mobile carrier IP in the French West Indies on Outremer Telecom / SFR Caraibe (AS20776), up to 5 GB included. The entry ticket: qualify the exit against your own target before committing to a week or a month. You rent the line, not a slice of a shared pool — one physical SIM, one client, one address for the full day. Carrier, ASN and uptime are probed every 10 minutes and returned with the key; if no mobile exit is verified live, you are not charged. — $10.00/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "rent a mobile proxy port for a day", "24 hour mobile ip", "dedicated mobile port for one day".

Rent a dedicated mobile port for 30 days on a real mobile carrier IP in the French West Indies on Outremer Telecom / SFR Caraibe (AS20776), up to 100 GB included. You rent the line itself, not access to a shared pool: one physical SIM, one client on it, one address that stays yours for the whole term, so logged-in sessions and long crawls remain coherent. Rotating pools reassign you by design. — $129.00/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "rent a dedicated mobile proxy port for a month", "30 day mobile ip port", "dedicated mobile carrier ip for 30 days".

Rent a dedicated mobile port for 7 days on a real mobile carrier IP in the French West Indies on Outremer Telecom / SFR Caraibe (AS20776), up to 25 GB included. You rent the line, not a slice of a shared pool: one physical SIM, one client, a sticky address for the full term. Mobile carrier IPs are shared by thousands of subscribers, so blocking one cuts off real customers too. Carrier, ASN and uptime checked live at purchase. — $39.00/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "rent a mobile proxy port for a week", "7 day dedicated mobile ip", "weekly mobile carrier port".

Full profile of a UK company from Companies House: registered name and number, company type, incorporation date, registered office address, SIC activity codes, accounts and confirmation-statement filing dates, and current status. The authoritative record rather than a scraped copy. For agents vetting British counterparties, onboarding suppliers or enriching a CRM with verified company data. — $0.020007/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "full profile of a uk company", "companies house data for this company number", "who is this uk company".

Consolidated risk check on a UK company in one call: registry identity and status, directors, persons with significant control, filing history and overdue filings, plus any insolvency indicator. Replaces four separate Companies House lookups and the work of reconciling them. For agents vetting a British supplier or client before a contract is signed. — $0.080006/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "risk check on a uk company", "consolidated uk company check", "is this uk company safe to work with".

Resolve a ticker or CIK to a US company's registered identity. Profile of a US public company from SEC EDGAR: legal name, central index key, ticker symbols, exchange listings, standard industrial classification, business address and filer status. The authoritative regulatory record rather than an aggregator's copy. For agents resolving a company name to its regulatory identity before pulling financials or filings. — $0.020010/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "who is this company", "resolve this ticker", "company identity from sec".

Read the main content of a page your own crawler cannot reach, as clean markdown. Send a URL and receive the main content of the page as clean markdown, stripped of navigation, advertising and boilerplate. The page is fetched through a French residential IP with a real Chromium browser, so JavaScript-rendered content is fully resolved and sites that reject datacenter traffic are still reachable. — $0.005/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "retrieve this webpage", "extract this page", "get the content from this URL".

Name the fields you want from a page and get exactly those as JSON. URL + wanted fields -> clean JSON. Scrapes the page from a residential IP (reaches sites that block datacenters) and uses an LLM to return exactly the fields you ask for. The 'scrape into this shape' call agents love (Firecrawl-extract territory), cheaper. Query: ?url=&fields=price,rating,stock (or ?schema=free-text) — $0.015/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "extract these fields from this page", "scrape this URL into json with title and price", "get structured data from this page".

Read a page and get a deterministic verdict on whether the retrieval can be trusted, with evidence. PRIVATE BETA. Verified browser-based web content retrieval for AI agents. Same retrieval as POST /v1/extract ($0.005), plus what an agent needs to trust the result without re-fetching it: declared block detection (HTTP status and blocking-page signatures), non-empty validation, content consistency checks against navigation-dominant and templated extractions, a retrieval timestamp, and evidence metadata including the final URL after redirects, character and word counts, and a sha256 checksum of the returned markdown. Every check is deterministic: no model runs in this path, so two calls on the same page return the same verification. Failed checks are DECLARED alongside the content, never hidden. This does not bypass CAPTCHA or authentication and makes no claim to defeat anti-bot systems: it detects blocking and says so. — $0.020012/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "read this page with proof", "was this page blocked", "verified page retrieval".

Full investment analysis of a French property from its address: estimated value against recorded sale prices, median price per square metre, energy performance rating, environmental and natural risk exposure, local demographics and expected rental yield. Assembled from DVF, DPE and INSEE open data in one call. — $0.08/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "full investment analysis of a french property", "should I buy this french property", "rental yield at this address".

Get price per square metre and recent sales around a French address. Lite property analysis for a French address: median price per square metre in the area, estimated value and an investment score. Enough to screen a shortlist of addresses cheaply before committing to depth. Upgrade to /v1/fr/analyse-immo for energy performance, environmental risks, local demographics and expected rental yield. — $0.03/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "price per square metre at this address", "recent sales around this french address", "property snapshot in france".

Get a short news briefing on a topic where each point cites its numbered source. Send a topic and receive a sourced news briefing in one call: fresh headlines are collected, then summarised into a structured JSON brief with a summary, key points each citing its numbered source, and the open questions the headlines do not settle. The raw headlines come back alongside the brief, so an agent can verify every claim or follow a link. Replaces the two calls agents make today, a news search followed by a summarisation prompt, and costs less than assembling them by hand. — $0.012001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "summarize today's headlines on x", "brief me on the news about x", "sourced news summary".

Ask about any US public company and get the answer, not the raw filings. One call returns a summary where every claim cites where it came from, the key points, and the questions the SEC data does not settle — with the underlying identity, three years of annual figures and the recent filings alongside, so you can check the summary against them. Built on SEC EDGAR. Buying the identity, the financials and the filings separately costs $0.090024; this replaces the three. Pay per call in USDC over x402, no account, no API key. — $0.040004/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "cited brief on this US company", "company brief from sec filings", "due diligence on a ticker".

Complete profile of a French company in a single call, assembled from official sources: legal identity and form, headquarters address, activity code, headcount, incorporation date, filed annual accounts, insolvency proceedings and registered establishments. Replaces four or five separate lookups against INSEE Sirene, INPI RNE and BODACC. — $0.04/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "complete profile of a french company", "everything about this siren", "full french company profile in one call".

Lite overview of a French company by SIREN or name: legal identity, activity code, headcount bracket and current administrative status, drawn from the official INSEE Sirene registry. This is the cheaper preview of the full 360 profile, meant to let an agent confirm it has the right company before paying for depth. — $0.020001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "quick overview of a french company", "lite profile of a company by siren", "who is this french company, briefly".

Know-your-business dossier on a French company, assembled from official registries for compliance and onboarding: verified legal identity, company form and registration, directors and beneficial owners, current administrative status, and insolvency proceedings from BODACC. Returns a structured file an agent can attach to a compliance record. — $0.10/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "know your business dossier on a french company", "kyb for onboarding a french supplier", "compliance dossier by siren".

Lite know-your-business check on a French company: legal existence, current administrative status and any insolvency flag. The minimum an agent needs to decide whether a counterparty is real and active before going further. Upgrade to /v1/fr/kyb for directors, beneficial owners and the full compliance dossier. — $0.030002/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "quick kyb check on a french company", "does this french company legally exist", "basic know your business check".

Get a short completion from a capable model, paid per call, with a bounded output. Cheap LLM inference pay-per-call, no account, no API key: prompt in, completion out (DeepSeek v4, up to 2000 output tokens). Among the lowest $/call on x402. Body: {prompt, system?, max_tokens?} — $0.002/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "complete this prompt", "short completion from a model", "cheap llm call".

Get a long completion with a large output budget, same engine as /v1/llm. Long-form LLM inference: same engine as /v1/llm with a four times larger output budget, up to 8000 tokens, for answers the cheap route truncates. Body: {prompt, system?, max_tokens?} — $0.006/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "long completion with a large output", "write a long answer to this prompt", "generate up to 8000 tokens".

Buy 1 GB of mobile proxy bandwidth on a real mobile carrier IP address in the French West Indies on Outremer Telecom / SFR Caraibe (AS20776) and receive a proxy key valid for 30 days. Mobile carrier addresses are shared by thousands of subscribers, which makes them the hardest class of IP for a site to block without collateral damage. Carrier and ASN are verified live and returned with the key. — $7.00/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "buy 1 GB of mobile proxy bandwidth", "mobile carrier ip traffic, 1 gigabyte", "mobile proxy for anti-bot sites".

Buy 5 GB of mobile proxy bandwidth on a real mobile carrier IP address in the French West Indies on Outremer Telecom / SFR Caraibe (AS20776), delivered as a proxy key valid for 30 days. Mobile addresses are shared by thousands of subscribers, making them the hardest class of IP to block without hitting legitimate users. Carrier, ASN and uptime verified live at purchase. Suited to agents running sustained collection against sites that already reject residential exits. — $30.00/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "buy 5 GB of mobile proxy bandwidth", "mobile carrier ip traffic, 5 gigabytes", "mobile proxy package for heavy scraping".

Solidity and risk score from 0 to 100 for a French company, computed by crossing INPI financial accounts (revenue and profit trend), BODACC insolvency proceedings, company age and current administrative status. Returns the score, its qualitative level and the factors that drove it, so an agent can explain the verdict rather than merely report it. Replaces a paid solvency report for supplier vetting and credit decisions. — $0.080004/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "solidity and risk score of a french company", "rate this french company from 0 to 100", "credit risk of a siren".

Lite solidity score for a French company: a rating from 0 to 100, its qualitative level and the count of insolvency proceedings on record. Enough for an agent to triage a list of companies cheaply and decide which ones deserve a closer look. Upgrade to /v1/fr/score-entreprise for the factor-by-factor breakdown and the underlying financials. — $0.020004/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "quick solidity score of a french company", "lite risk rating for a siren", "is this french company solid, roughly".

Read the messages received by a phone number rented through /v1/sms/number: sender, body, and reception time, returned as structured data so an agent can extract a verification code without human help. The number is a physical SIM in a handset we operate, so it receives from senders that refuse virtual lines. — $0.020005/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "read the sms received on my rented number", "get the otp that was sent to this number", "inbox of a rented phone number".

Rent a real mobile phone number to receive an SMS or a one-time password. The number is a physical SIM in a handset we operate, not a virtual or VoIP line, so it passes the carrier checks that reject disposable numbers. Returns the number and a session identifier; read arriving messages with /v1/sms/inbox. For agents that must complete a phone verification step autonomously. — $0.050002/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "rent a phone number to receive an sms", "get a real mobile number for a one-time password", "temporary phone number for verification".

Give an objective and a budget; get a verified result assembled from several capabilities, for one payment. Give an objective, a budget and your requirements; Nexora selects the capabilities, executes them in order, verifies the result and returns it with the evidence. One payment, several validated operations. Today it covers reading a web page and answering a question about it, searching recent news, and the two combined. A page behind anti-bot, captcha or a JavaScript wall is refused before any reasoning rather than summarised from an error page, and a model that cannot answer from the document makes the task fail explicitly instead of returning an invented answer. POST /v1/agent/quote is free and returns the plan, the price and the limits before you pay anything. — $0.012800/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "do this research task for me", "give me a verified answer within this budget", "run a task with several capabilities".

Get an Amazon product's title, price and availability by ASIN or search term. Look up an Amazon product by ASIN or search term: title, current price, availability, rating, review count and main image, returned as structured data. Requests exit through a residential IP with a real browser, since Amazon rejects datacenter traffic. For agents tracking prices, monitoring competitors or verifying a listing before a purchase decision. — $0.02/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "search amazon for a product", "get the price of this amazon item", "amazon product by asin".

Find undervalued French properties in an area: listings whose asking price sits below the median price per square metre recorded in actual DVF sales nearby, returned with the gap expressed in percent. Crosses live listings against real transaction data so the comparison is against what sold, not what was asked. — $0.05/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "find undervalued french properties", "listings priced below the market in this area", "property deals below market price in france".

Annual accounts and financial statements of a French company by SIREN, sourced from the INPI national register, an authentication-gated source most public APIs cannot reach. Returns revenue, net income and share capital along with the list of accounting periods actually filed, so an agent can see both the figures and how current they are. — $0.06/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "annual accounts of a french company", "financial statements by siren", "revenue and profit of a french business".

See the USDC an address received and sent on Base, with x402 settlements identified. ERC-20 transfers of an address on Base, incoming and outgoing, with the x402 settlements identified by their EIP-3009 method. Totals, distinct senders, last settlement time. Default token is USDC. Data from Blockscout, first page, truncation declared. Query: ?address=&token= — $0.004002/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "read the transaction history of this wallet", "does this address receive payments", "usdc transfers of this address".

Identify the competitors of a French company: businesses sharing the same activity code within the relevant geographic area, returned with their size, age and current status so the list can be ranked rather than merely read. For agents preparing market analysis, competitive benchmarking or a sales territory plan on the French market. — $0.080001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "competitors of a french company", "who competes with this siren", "businesses with the same activity nearby".

Check whether a domain is reachable and healthy: DNS, certificate, redirects, security headers. One call on a domain: A, AAAA, NS, MX and SPF records; the TLS certificate with issuer, expiry and days left; the HTTP redirect chain hop by hop; and which security headers are present. Read from our infrastructure. Query: ?domain= — $0.004001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "check whether this domain is healthy", "is this domain trustworthy", "check dns records and ssl of a domain".

Get a full due-diligence dossier on a French company from official registries. Full due-diligence dossier on a French company, assembled from official registries in one call: legal identity, directors and beneficial owners, filed annual accounts with revenue and profit trend, insolvency proceedings from BODACC court announcements, and a consolidated risk reading. Replaces a paid solvency report and several hours of manual research. — $0.15/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "due diligence on a french firm", "full dossier on this french company", "check this siren".

Check whether an email address is well-formed and its domain can receive mail, before you send. Five DNS checks on an email address, no message sent: syntax, MX presence and hosts, SPF record, DMARC policy, disposable domain, role address. Returns deliverable as NO, RISKY or LIKELY. It does not open an SMTP session and says so: mailbox existence is explicitly not checked. Query: ?email= — $0.003002/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "verify this email address", "is this email deliverable", "check this email".

Enrich a French company record from a name, a SIREN or a website: returns verified legal identity, activity code, headcount bracket, headquarters address and current status. Turns a partial CRM row into a complete, registry-backed record. — $0.080002/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "enrich a french company record", "company data from a name, siren or website", "look up a business by its name".

Estimate the market value of a French property from its address and surface area, using actual recorded sale prices from the DVF open dataset rather than asking-price listings. Returns an estimated value, the local median price per square metre and the sample size behind it, so an agent can judge how reliable the figure is. — $0.050001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "estimate the value of a french property", "what is this apartment worth in france", "property valuation from an address and surface".

Location study for opening a business at a French address: local demographics, purchasing power, existing competition in the same activity, footfall drivers and how the surrounding area is evolving. Assembled from INSEE and official open data. — $0.12/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "location study for opening a shop in france", "should I open a business at this address", "local market study for a french address".

Recent regulatory filings of a US public company from SEC EDGAR: form type, filing and reporting dates, accession number and a direct link to each document. Covers annual and quarterly reports, current reports and insider transactions. For agents monitoring disclosure, detecting material events as they are filed, or retrieving the source document behind a figure. — $0.020011/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "recent sec filings of a company", "find the sec filings of a ticker", "latest 10-k and 8-k of this company".

Financial statements of a US public company from SEC EDGAR XBRL data: revenue, net income, assets, liabilities and equity across reported periods, as filed with the regulator. Structured numbers rather than a document to parse. For agents doing fundamental screening, comparing reported performance across periods, or feeding audited figures into a model. — $0.050003/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "financial statements of a us public company", "revenue and net income from sec edgar", "xbrl financials for a ticker".

Screen untrusted text for prompt injection before your agent acts on it. Screen untrusted text before your agent acts on it: prompt injection, data exfiltration, phishing and wallet-drainer intent. Pass raw content, or a URL we open from a residential IP so your agent never touches the trap. Returns a verdict, a 0-100 score, each finding with its matched snippet, and a sanitized copy of the text. — $0.012/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "screen this text for prompt injection", "is this content safe to feed my model", "detect injection in this document".

Recorded French property transactions around an address from the official DVF dataset: actual sale prices, dates, surface areas and property types for comparable sales nearby. These are prices that were really paid, not asking prices. — $0.030001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "recorded property sales around an address", "dvf transactions near this french address", "what did nearby properties sell for".

Search Leboncoin listings by keyword, category and location, returning title, price, location, publication date and listing link as structured data. The site blocks datacenter traffic outright, so the request is routed through a French residential IP with a real browser. — $0.020002/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "search leboncoin listings", "classified ads in france by keyword", "find second-hand items on leboncoin".

List every link on a page, resolved to absolute URLs. Send a URL and receive every hyperlink found on the page, resolved to absolute addresses and returned with its anchor text. The page is rendered by a real browser first, so links injected by JavaScript are included rather than missed. — $0.005001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "get all the urls on this page", "list the links on this page", "extract outbound links".

Search local businesses on a map by activity and location: name, address, coordinates, rating, review count, category and opening status. Returns the structured result set an agent needs to build a prospect list or verify a physical presence, without scraping a mapping site directly. — $0.030005/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "search local businesses on a map", "find restaurants near this address", "businesses by activity and location".

Search French public procurement notices by keyword, buyer or region: object of the contract, buyer, estimated value, deadline and notice link, returned as structured data from official sources. — $0.020003/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "search french public procurement notices", "public tenders by keyword in france", "government contracts in this region".

Get a page's title, description, canonical URL and social preview tags. Send a URL and receive its metadata: title, description, Open Graph and Twitter card fields, canonical address, language and favicon. The page is rendered by a real browser, so tags injected client-side are captured too. — $0.005002/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "get the metadata of this page", "extract open graph tags", "title and description of this URL".

Get fresh headlines about a topic, with source and age. Fresh news search (Google News via Serper): latest headlines with source, date, snippet. Great for crypto/market/current-events agents. Query: ?q=&gl=&hl= — $0.003001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "news about this company", "find recent news about x", "latest headlines about x".

Directors and officers of a UK company from Companies House: names, roles, appointment and resignation dates, nationality, country of residence and occupation. Shows who currently runs the company and who has left, which matters as much as the present board when assessing stability. For agents running compliance checks, mapping decision-makers or detecting recent governance changes. — $0.020008/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "directors of a uk company", "officers from companies house", "who runs this uk company".

Turn a web page into a PDF document. Send a URL and receive the page as a PDF document, rendered by a real Chromium browser exiting through a French residential IP. JavaScript runs before printing, so single-page applications and dynamically loaded sections appear in the output. Useful for agents that need an archivable, shareable record of a web page: a quotation, a legal notice, a listing or any document that must be kept exactly as it was published on a given day. — $0.01/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "convert this page to pdf", "pdf of this URL", "print this webpage".

Is this French company in insolvency proceedings? Returns a synthetic status, the full history of court judgments (safeguard, receivership, liquidation) and a registry deregistration flag, taken from official BODACC court announcements. — $0.030003/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "is this french company insolvent", "insolvency proceedings for a siren", "bankruptcy check on a french company".

Persons with significant control of a UK company from Companies House: the beneficial owners, the nature of their control, their ownership bands and the date each interest was registered. This is the ultimate-beneficial-owner record that anti-money-laundering checks require. For agents running KYB and compliance onboarding on British entities. — $0.030006/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "beneficial owners of a uk company", "persons with significant control", "who owns this uk company".

Build a list of qualified French company leads from an activity and a territory, each row returned with verified registry identity, headcount bracket, age and solvency signals so the list arrives already filtered. — $0.120001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "build a list of french company leads", "qualified leads by activity and territory", "prospect list of french businesses".

Get the full HTML of a page after its JavaScript has run, as a browser sees it. Send a URL and receive the complete HTML of the page after JavaScript execution, exactly as a browser would see it. The request goes through a French residential IP driving a real Chromium instance, which resolves single-page applications and gets past defences that block datacenter ranges. — $0.005003/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "render this page", "get the html after javascript", "fetch the DOM of this page".

Map the network of a French company director: every other company where the same person holds or held a mandate, with each entity's status and activity. Reveals group structures, related parties and conflicts of interest that a single-company lookup will never surface. For agents running compliance checks, fraud detection or acquisition research on French counterparties. — $0.080003/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "network of a french company director", "other companies of this director", "map the mandates of a french executive".

Capture a PNG of a page as it renders. Send a URL and receive a PNG screenshot of the fully rendered page, captured by a real Chromium browser exiting through a French residential IP. JavaScript is executed and lazy-loaded content resolved before capture, so the image matches what a human visitor would see. Useful for agents that must verify a page visually, archive evidence of a listing or a price, or hand a rendered view to a vision model for analysis. — $0.010001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "screenshot this page", "take a picture of this URL", "capture this page as an image".

Get ranked web results for a query. Cheap web search (real Google results via Serper): top 10 organic results + answer box + knowledge graph. Cheaper than Exa /search on x402. Query: ?q=&gl=&hl= — $0.003/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "search the web for x", "look up pages about a topic", "google this for me".

Search SeLoger property listings by location, budget and type, returning price, surface area, room count, address and listing link as structured data. The site rejects datacenter traffic, so requests exit through a French residential IP driving a real browser. — $0.030004/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "search seloger property listings", "flats for rent in this french city", "property listings by budget and type".

One-call snapshot of a US public company combining SEC EDGAR identity, latest reported financials and most recent filings. Replaces three separate lookups and the work of joining them on the right identifiers. For agents that need a company's regulatory and financial position in a single structured answer, for screening or for briefing before deeper research. — $0.060001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "one-call snapshot of a us public company", "identity, financials and filings of a ticker", "us company overview from sec".

Send a task in plain words and let the router pick and run the right capability. One endpoint for any capability. Send a task in plain words, or name a capability and its input, and the gateway resolves which capability is needed, ranks the providers that can serve it by expected net margin and observed success rate, executes, falls back to the next provider on failure, and returns the result with the routing it used. The free companion endpoint POST /v1/solve/preview returns the plan, the normalized input and the price before you pay, and tells you when a direct route would be cheaper. GET /v1/capabilities lists what can be solved. — $0.012002/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "which capability should handle this", "solve this task", "route this request".

Search a topic and get the full content of the best pages, in one call. Search, then read the top results, in one call: ranked results from a real web search, and for each of the top pages its main content as markdown, read through a residential IP with a real browser. A page that could not be read is listed with ok:false, never hidden. No synthesis, no model. Body: {q, top?, max_chars?}. — $0.012003/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "find and read sources about x", "search for this topic and read the best pages", "research a topic and read the top pages".

Transcribe the actual audio of a YouTube, TikTok or Instagram video with Whisper large-v3. Not caption scraping: the audio is downloaded and run through speech recognition, so it works on videos with no subtitles, in any language, and on TikTok and Instagram where no caption track exists at all. Extraction runs from a real residential IP, reaching sources that refuse datacenter ranges. Returns full text plus sentence-level timestamps. — $0.020006/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "transcribe this youtube video", "get the transcript of this tiktok", "speech to text from a video URL".

Fetch the HTML of a page that blocks your requests, through a residential route. Fetch a page that blocks you, and get the HTML back. The request is routed through a French residential IP with a real Chromium browser, resolving JavaScript and passing the defences that reject datacenter ranges and plain HTTP clients. Use it as a fallback whenever your own fetch returns a challenge page, an empty shell or an access-denied response. — $0.020009/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "fetch a page that blocks me", "unblock this URL", "get the html of a page that returns 403".

Ask a question about a web page and get a verified answer with the extracts that back it. Give a web page and a question, get a verified answer instead of raw text. The page is fetched from a residential IP, checked against anti-bot and error pages before anything is read, passed to a model with a context window wide enough to hold the substance rather than the navigation menus, and the answer is returned with the source extracts that back it and the list of checks that were run. Doing this yourself means chaining a scraper and an LLM and hitting three known walls: the first characters of a page are menus, a clever context heuristic picks the bibliography, and a bot-block page reads as valid content. Every step is visible in the response, and a failed verification returns no answer rather than a confident wrong one. — $0.010002/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "answer a question about this page", "what does this page say about x", "ask this URL a question".

Estimate the value of a French company from its filed financial accounts, applying sector multiples to revenue and earnings and returning the resulting range with the assumptions behind it. Draws on INPI accounting data rather than declarations. For agents screening acquisition targets, preparing a negotiation, or giving an owner an order-of-magnitude answer before engaging a formal valuation. — $0.100001/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "estimate the value of a french company", "how much is this french business worth", "company valuation from filed accounts".

Verify a French craftsman or building trade professional before hiring: legal existence, trade registration, activity code, company age and any insolvency proceedings on record. Answers the question a marketplace or an insurer must settle before letting someone quote for work. For agents vetting contractors, onboarding trades on a platform, or checking a quotation is signed by a real registered business. — $0.080005/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "verify a french craftsman before hiring", "is this artisan legit", "check a building contractor in france".

Check that an x402 endpoint still returns a valid payment challenge, and read its price and recipient. Probe an x402 endpoint and report whether it still returns a valid payment challenge: HTTP status, challenge source (v2 header or legacy body), scheme, network, asset, payTo, amount in atomic units and in USDC, and a list of concrete problems such as a decimal amount or a missing payTo. Query: ?url=&method= — $0.003003/call, paid per request via x402 (USDC). Use when asked: "check this payment endpoint", "inspect this x402 endpoint", "what does this endpoint charge".