Five x402 endpoints for handmade craft pricing, material cost estimation, lead scoring, market sizing, and agent trust scoring. LLM-backed with commerce-specialized prompts. $0.01–$0.05 per call. Settled on Base mainnet.
Each returns structured commerce intel grounded in market data, materials economics, and qualification heuristics. Built for indie sellers, agents, and BI scripts.
Standard x402: 402 challenge → sign EIP-3009 USDC transfer → resubmit. ~2–5 sec end-to-end.
# 1. Initial request — server returns 402 with payment instructions curl -X POST https://x402.adametherzlab.com/api/lead-score \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"query": "SaaS 5 employees $500K ARR scraping API customer 6mo cycle"}' # 2. Sign EIP-3009 with @x402/client, resubmit: curl -X POST https://x402.adametherzlab.com/api/lead-score \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -H "payment-signature: <base64 EIP-3009 signed payload>" \ -d '{"query": "SaaS 5 employees $500K ARR scraping API customer 6mo cycle"}' # Returns: { "endpoint": "/api/lead-score", "name": "Lead Quality Score", "vertical": "Commerce", "query": "...", "result": "<score, reasoning, recommended outreach sequence>", "pricing": { "amount": "0.05", "currency": "USDC", "network": "base" } }
Compatible with the MCP server, @x402/client npm, and the CDP SDK.
Most endpoints are $0.01–$0.05. No subscription. No minimums. No "growth tier" upsells.
100 lead scores = $5. 1,000 craft-pricing checks = $10. Embed in checkout flows, sales scripts, or commerce-bot crons.
Yes. Feed it your item description, material list, and target margin. It returns a comparable price band, channel-specific math (Etsy fees vs direct), and positioning tips. Cheap enough to re-run on every new listing.
Agent-to-agent commerce — one bot wants to call another bot's paid API and needs to assess reliability before sending USDC. Returns a 1-100 trust score with rationale grounded in uptime, payment success rate, SLA history. Built for the x402 ecosystem itself.
Yes — as a first-pass triage layer. Don't replace human judgment on enterprise deals, but for indie SaaS and DTC ecommerce, an autonomous scoring layer at $0.05/lead beats spreadsheet rubrics. Pair it with a CRM webhook.
Indie sellers and one-person ops can't justify $100/month for an underused tool. Pay-per-call means a $5/year hobbyist and a $50,000/year shop can use the same API at proportional cost. No upgrade friction.
Any wallet on Base with USDC works. EIP-3009 transferWithAuthorization — sign off-chain, facilitator settles. No KYC, no signup.