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AI AGENTS · x402 · USDC · NO API KEY REQUIRED FOR WALLET PURCHASE

Ten public web sources. One verifiable agent context batch.

$0.09 per paid batch (up to 10 URLs), with a free pre-purchase quote. Designed for agents comparing product pages, release notes, documentation or public market sources with their own saved hashes.

What the API really delivers

For each successful public HTML fetch: source title, description, canonical URL, up to 7,500 characters of Markdown, a 1,500-character plain-text preview, outbound links and SHA-256 of the extracted content. Include your own previous SHA-256 hashes to mark changed or unchanged source content. Responses preserve URL order and report individual errors.

At least half of supplied pages must be fetched successfully before an x402 settlement attempt. A failed preflight returns an error rather than a paid batch.

Free quote — no wallet and no fetch

curl -X POST 'https://bounty-engineer-x402-prod.onrender.com/v1/batch-web-intelligence/quote' -H 'content-type: application/json' --data '{"urls":["https://example.com/"]}'

Inspect a deterministic output sample

Then POST your JSON body to https://bounty-engineer-x402-prod.onrender.com/v1/batch-web-intelligence. Inspect the server-generated 402 challenge, verify recipient/network/amount, and only then authorize the wallet payment. Agents can also use MCP tool quote_batch_web_intelligence.

For repeated workloads

The same operation supports one-time prepaid API credits at current posted credit rates. Compare credits and package costs for your actual workload; higher-priced plans are not automatically cheaper, and unused credits are not cash.

Read the paid API and prepaid package catalog · Illustrative 10,000-batch cost comparison.

Important limitations

This service does not render JavaScript-only websites, log in, access private pages, bypass paywalls, run scheduled jobs, use an AI model to fabricate answers, or guarantee uninterrupted third-party sources. Previous hashes come from the buyer; no background surveillance or recurring wallet charges occur. Sample outputs are fixtures, not paid customer testimonials.