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Search x402 endpoints by capability · every price scored against its category peers
A settlement explorer indexes who paid whom. It cannot tell you which endpoint parses an invoice, screens an equity, or runs OCR — only that some address received money. This is the other view: the catalogued capability behind each service, what it charges, and whether that charge is a fair rate or an outlier for what it does.
Each endpoint's price is placed inside its category's distribution, so cheap, typical, and premium are measured against real peers — not asserted. The band deliberately ignores the atomic-unit parse artifacts that would otherwise wreck an average.
Service catalog
Every catalogued x402 endpoint, searchable by what it does — and priced against its category peers, so you can tell a fair rate from an outlier before you wire it in.
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Showing 0 of a live-ranked slice — live and documented endpoints first, at most three per host so one seller's sitemap cannot fill the page. Price = the lowest asking price to call the endpoint; the peer band excludes atomic-unit parse artifacts, so a mis-parsed trillion-dollar price cannot move a median.
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