Paid API evidence · One verified route
An agent paid. The audit returned.
PayAPI Market reported an actual x402 payment for Bounty Engineer’s website metadata audit. Our production settlement journal records the same transaction and Render logged an HTTP 200 response. This does not imply demand for the other routes.
What exactly was checked
GET /v1/audit?url=https://example.com
Reported issues: title_length, missing_meta_description, missing_canonical, incomplete_open_graph, missing_json_ld.
Recorded UTC: 2026-10-09T21:26:19Z. Seller log: first settlement, duplicate=false, stored in the key-value journal. PayAPI supplied the block and receipt in its verification email.
Transaction: 0xe0ddfbc20ef8317255d3e4d977f5899067c8f5cd6c5fba3cd902780f562a90ee
For Claude, Cursor and autonomous buyers
Connect the free PayAPI MCP directory; search for Bounty Engineer Agent Commerce API. Inspect the HTTP 402 challenge, its live USD Coin price, Base network and recipient, then use only a buyer-authorized x402 wallet for any payment.
GET https://bounty-engineer-x402-prod.onrender.com/v1/audit?url=https%3A%2F%2Fexample.com
The above is a paid route. Do not treat opening the link or receiving a 402 as a completed purchase. For a free task-aware recommendation instead, use the budget-filtered machine catalog.
Why use this API?
Receive structured title, description, canonical, Open Graph and JSON-LD checks for a public HTML page. It is intended for autonomous website QA and metadata triage, not a substitute for a comprehensive search-engine crawl or a ranking guarantee.
Transparent verification matters more than inflated sales claims. All other paid tools must earn their own evidence.