The cloud your agents pay for themselves.
Memory, retrieval, and a readable web for your agents: AgentKV stores encrypted key-value state the server can't decrypt; AgentRAG answers questions over your own documents, with every answer citing the chunks it came from; AgentScout turns URLs into clean markdown or schema-valid JSON. Every call settles in USDC over x402, signed by the agent's own wallet — no signup, no seats, no dashboard.
npx @agentkv/cli set memory:1 '{"step":3}' # encrypted memory
npx @agentrag/cli ask "what changed?" --collection docs # cited answers
npx @agentscout/cli read https://example.com # web, per fetch How it works
An agent pays for exactly what it uses, in the same round-trip as the request — no setup, no API keys.
- GET /resource A plain HTTP request — no payment attached yet.
- 402 Payment Required A price, quoted per request — the exact amount, in USDC.
- x402 payment · USDC Signed by the same wallet, settled on-chain.
- 200 OK · result Returned in the same round-trip — gas sponsored by the facilitator.
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Wallet-native identity
By default the agent is known by its wallet signature — nothing to provision. A managed wallet that can't sign can use an opt-in account key.
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Pay per request
Settled in USDC over x402, or drawn from prepaid credits at a discount each service sets. You pay for exactly what you use.
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Open x402 rails
x402 is an open protocol — the same wallet and client that pay one service speak to every other service on it. Your integration isn't bound to our roadmap.
Start in minutes
Point your agent's wallet at a service, fund it, and make your first paid call — no signup, no keys to rotate.
Three services, same rails
One wallet, one pay-per-request model, three jobs — pick what your agent needs.
Every agentx402 service is just x402.
x402 is an open protocol, stewarded by the x402 Foundation, so the same client that provisions and pays one agentx402 service speaks to every other service on it — your integration isn't bound to our roadmap or our prices.