Every agent-payable API.

A heartbeat that costs money, and therefore proves more than a health check: not merely that the server answers, but that x402 verification and settlement are working right now, end to end. Suitable for a monitor that needs to know the PAID path is alive.

A signed, timestamped read from Base mainnet: whether a transaction landed and in which block, an address's ETH and USDC balance, or the current block height and gas price. Use the tx query when you paid over x402, received settlement_pending, and need it resolved — the transaction is in a block with status 1, or it is not. Read through a commercial node, not the public RPC. Verify with soren.com/oracle-key.json

Live web search for agents: up to 10 results with title, URL and snippet. Use it when your agent needs to find current pages and has a wallet instead of a search API key. Charged ONLY if the search succeeds. Results pair with /v1/web/read, which returns any of them as clean markdown.

The same as paid-ping, plus how long verification and settlement actually took, measured server-side. For choosing your own client timeouts from evidence rather than guessing. Settlement on Base typically completes in one to three seconds, so a timeout under five seconds produces false failures on a healthy network.

Cross-store pricing for a single game — Steam, Epic, GOG and Microsoft Store side by side — with the lowest price ever observed, the date it was observed, and how far above that low the current price sits. Storefronts publish today's price and no history, so the low exists only for whoever recorded it; ours runs from 2012. Every response resolves the game's family so a base game is never compared against a season pass.

Read the native ETH balance of any Base address, live from Base mainnet, for a fraction of a cent. No API key, no account — a wallet is the only requirement, and you are charged only if the read succeeds. Plain unsigned data; the attested version of chain reads is /v1/oracle/onchain. Answers are read at the moment of the call and stamped with the block they came from where applicable.

Read current gas price and base fee, live from Base mainnet, for a fraction of a cent. No API key, no account — a wallet is the only requirement, and you are charged only if the read succeeds. Plain unsigned data; the attested version of chain reads is /v1/oracle/onchain. Answers are read at the moment of the call and stamped with the block they came from where applicable.

Read the next nonce for an address, live from Base mainnet, for a fraction of a cent. No API key, no account — a wallet is the only requirement, and you are charged only if the read succeeds. Plain unsigned data; the attested version of chain reads is /v1/oracle/onchain. Answers are read at the moment of the call and stamped with the block they came from where applicable.

Read whether an address is a contract, and its code size, live from Base mainnet, for a fraction of a cent. No API key, no account — a wallet is the only requirement, and you are charged only if the read succeeds. Plain unsigned data; the attested version of chain reads is /v1/oracle/onchain. Answers are read at the moment of the call and stamped with the block they came from where applicable.

Read an ERC-20 total supply with symbol, decimals and a formatted amount, live from Base mainnet, for a fraction of a cent. No API key, no account — a wallet is the only requirement, and you are charged only if the read succeeds. Plain unsigned data; the attested version of chain reads is /v1/oracle/onchain. Answers are read at the moment of the call and stamped with the block they came from where applicable.

Read whether a transaction SUCCEEDED — a tx can be in a block and still have failed; status is the truth, live from Base mainnet, for a fraction of a cent. No API key, no account — a wallet is the only requirement, and you are charged only if the read succeeds. Plain unsigned data; the attested version of chain reads is /v1/oracle/onchain. Answers are read at the moment of the call and stamped with the block they came from where applicable.

Read a block header by number or the latest, live from Base mainnet, for a fraction of a cent. No API key, no account — a wallet is the only requirement, and you are charged only if the read succeeds. Plain unsigned data; the attested version of chain reads is /v1/oracle/onchain. Answers are read at the moment of the call and stamped with the block they came from where applicable.

Read a transaction by hash: from, to, value, block, or found:false, live from Base mainnet, for a fraction of a cent. No API key, no account — a wallet is the only requirement, and you are charged only if the read succeeds. Plain unsigned data; the attested version of chain reads is /v1/oracle/onchain. Answers are read at the moment of the call and stamped with the block they came from where applicable.

Read an ERC-20 balance with symbol, decimals and a formatted amount — one call, no ABI work, live from Base mainnet, for a fraction of a cent. No API key, no account — a wallet is the only requirement, and you are charged only if the read succeeds. Plain unsigned data; the attested version of chain reads is /v1/oracle/onchain. Answers are read at the moment of the call and stamped with the block they came from where applicable.

Sort lines of text for $0.001 USDC. Call when you need this bounded result without an API key or subscription. Returns machine-readable JSON via x402 on Base or Solana. Limitation: results cover only the supplied input or one bounded public endpoint at request time; callers must verify before acting.

Encode a word with the classic Soundex algorithm (letter + 3 digits) for phonetic matching of names.

Get the verified Solidity/Vyper source code for a deployed contract by address, sourced from Sourcify. Returns every source file (path + content), the contract name, language, compiler version and compiler settings (optimizer, evmVersion) — the full human-readable source an agent needs to read, audit or feed to an LLM. Supports Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon. Unverified contracts return `verified:false`. Live reads with cache fallback.

Find hard-to-source, discontinued, or obscure products and return ranked purchase-ready matches with evidence.

Find hard-to-source, discontinued, or obscure products and return ranked purchase-ready matches with evidence.

Sourced token and wallet risk. Combines the Base token-report risk tier and flags, available DEX market data, and wallet-audit risk tier, flags, account nonce, and native balance. Returns the underlying indicators separately; it does not generate buy/sell recommendations or calibrated confidence, and does not evaluate holder concentration. The account nonce is not full transaction, token-transfer, or trading history. Use as one input before a Base trade.

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…

The news and X/Twitter evidence behind Quotient's prediction-market forecasts: recent articles and market-relevant posts for up to ten markets, in published order, each with a relevance score, reasoning, evidence quote, source tier, and author. Use this to see what is actually moving the odds on geopolitics, elections, macro, and policy markets, to audit a forecast, or to build a news feed filtered to tradable events.

South African Crypto ZAR prices (live): Live ZAR crypto prices from VALR's public market data: last traded, bid/ask, 24-hour high/low/volume and daily change for BTC, ETH and every other ZAR pair on the exchange. Live from VALR's public market data.

South African SA ID number validation: Structural validation of a South African identity number with safe decode: Luhn check digit, birth date, gender and citizenship segments (citizen or permanent resident). The structural step in KYC, KYB and customer onboarding or due diligence workflows: derive date of birth, age, gender and citizenship without storing the identity. Stateless, never stored or logged (POPIA-conscious by construction).

Per-country sovereign economic / default-risk score (?country=<name or ISO3>)

Renders JavaScript-heavy SPA pages in real headless Chromium via Cloudflare Browser Rendering, waits for network-idle / selector-ready, strips nav/footer/script chrome, and serializes the fully-rendered DOM into clean, LLM-ready Markdown.

Returns NASA's daily featured space image or video with an explanatory caption.

Space-weather alerts — newest bounded NOAA SWPC geomagnetic and solar-flare messages with deterministic product-code kinds, complete-message digests, and freshness.

Current space-weather conditions — normalized NOAA SWPC Kp, solar wind, magnetic field, and X-ray flux used for solar-flare monitoring, with observation times and freshness.

Space-weather forecast — normalized one-to-three-day NOAA SWPC geomagnetic Kp-index periods labeled observed, estimated, or predicted.

Spaceflight News API articles (keyless). POST {limit?, search?, news_site?, offset?}. Unpaid empty → 402; after settle empty/invalid → 400 charged:false. Soft disclose launch-library-upcoming / news-brief-with-sources.

Spacetime Fabric — Relativity essay on bent reality for flexible thinking about fixed-seeming constraints.

Spanish public contracts awarded to a company, or by a contracting authority, from official PLACSP open data: winners, awarded amounts (VAT excluded), dates and official links. Competitive intelligence for B2B agents.

Spanish public procurement tenders from official PLACSP open data (Plataforma de Contratación del Sector Público): search open calls by keywords, CPV code, province, contract type (works, services, supplies) and budget. Returns title, contracting authority, budget, submission deadline, CPV codes, location, EU funding and the official link. Updated every 20 minutes.

Wholesale US electricity-market price + volatility signal (no params)

Sparring — Competitive challenge for sharp thinking under adversarial conditions.

SPC Day-N convective outlook GeoJSON (keyless). POST {day?}. Unpaid empty → 402; after settle empty/invalid → 400 charged:false. Disclose adjacency: nws-alerts-lookup / gdacs-events / weather-forecast / nhc-current.

Takes a transcript, SRT or WebVTT text and a mapping from labels to names, e.g. {"Speaker 1": "Anna Weber", "S2": "Interviewer"}, and replaces each label where it marks a speaker: at the start of a line before a colon, and inside WebVTT voice tags <v Speaker 1>. Words inside sentences that merely look like a label are not touched. The answer counts replacements per label and lists speaker labels found in the text that have no name in the mapping. Pure text processing on this machine.

Species Lookup: taxonomy, common names, IUCN status, range (GBIF). Species lookup by scientific or common name (GBIF): accepted name, full taxonomy, common names, IUCN Red List status, occurrence record count and top countries.

TAP Certified referee fee for one job with a budget up to $25.00: the seller's code is judged on the buyer's hidden tests in a sealed sandbox, and the escrow pays out or refunds on the verdict.

Takes an audio or video file (up to 24 MB) and returns a spectrogram image: time on the horizontal axis, frequency on the vertical, intensity as colour, with scale and legend. It makes visible what the ear misses — mains hum as a line at 50 or 60 Hz, broadband noise, the cut-off of a phone or low-bitrate recording, and hard edits. Size, colour scheme and linear or logarithmic intensity are selectable. Rendered locally with ffmpeg; returned inline as PNG base64. Nothing leaves this machine.

Speech audio generator: reads any block of text aloud and returns the result as a downloadable WAV file, selectable across ten built-in voice presets. Pay-per-call with no subscription or stored text. Useful for narrating short-form content, generating spoken alerts, or producing sample audio for voice-agent testing.

Takes a recording of a talk, pitch, lesson or rehearsal of up to 30 minutes and returns delivery metrics computed from word timestamps: words per minute overall and for every minute, filler words (uh, um, äh, ähm) and hedge words (basically, actually, eigentlich, sozusagen) per minute with their most frequent forms, pauses over one second with position, average and longest sentences, and phrases of three or more words that recur.

Speech to text (Whisper large v3 turbo): send a public audio URL or base64 audio (mp3, wav, m4a, ogg, webm; up to about 10 minutes), get the transcript with detected language and timed segments.

Speech-to-text API: audio URL in, transcript out — a neural speech-recognition engine on our own hardware, ~99 languages, mp3/wav/m4a/ogg up to 25MB. For voicemail, podcast, meeting, and voice-agent pipelines. Audio deleted after processing.

Speech to text for AI agents, $0.30 per file: MP3, WAV, M4A, OGG, FLAC or WebM audio (max 5 MB, about 5 minutes) to a transcript with timed segments, detected language and optional WebVTT subtitles. One call: send a url or base64 — no upload step, no polling. No speech found means a 400 and you pay nothing. USDC on Base, no account, no API key.

Speech to text for agents: transcribe a voice note, meeting, podcast or call recording into text with timestamps, in about 100 languages with automatic language detection. Runs OpenAI Whisper (small by default, base for speed) on agentsvc.io itself, the audio is deleted after the call. Send audio_url or audio_base64 (mp3, mp4, m4a, wav, ogg, webm, flac), up to 10 minutes and 24 MB per call. Returns text, detected language, duration and segments with start and end seconds.

OpenAI's own transcription wire: POST multipart/form-data with a `file` part and get the transcript back. Point any Whisper-shaped SDK at this gateway and pay per call with USDC, no account and no API key. Same model and same four-minute cap as /api/transcribe, which takes a URL instead of an upload; /v1/pro/audio/transcriptions takes it to ten minutes.

OpenAI's transcription wire on the ten-minute tier: POST multipart/form-data with a `file` part. Same model as /v1/audio/transcriptions with a longer cap, for a recording a four-minute route refuses.

Takes an audio or video file and changes its tempo by a factor from 0.5 (half speed) to 2.0 (double speed) while keeping the pitch, using the Rubber Band time-stretching library through ffmpeg — good for faster listening, language learning at reduced speed, or fitting a voice-over into a slot. The new running time is measured and returned. All timestamps of the original scale by 1/factor. Runs locally with ffmpeg; nothing leaves this machine and nothing is stored.