Infrastructure x402 offerings

Starts a website migration comparison: checks page existence, content and visual regression between a source site and its migrated copy, then produces a report with screenshots. Use it to verify a mi…

Put one clear question in front of many real people and pay for their answers: quick opinions, simple choices, short feedback, or “what do you think?” help. You choose how many responses and the reward per person. Use it for questions an average person can answer from common knowledge, not for deep research or long written reports. After payment, answers are collected and you can follow progress with the links returned for your run.

Fund a custom job you write yourself: title, full instructions, how you will verify work, and how many people you need. Use it for surveys, creative briefs, reviews, moderation, labeling, or any task that does not match a one-click social action. After payment you review and approve work in the creator flow. Best for clear briefs and easy-to-check proof; avoid vague or expert-only tasks unless you spell out steps and examples.

Fund social and quick-engagement work: follows, likes, reposts, quotes, comments, short video watch tasks, and other catalog job types. Set how many people you need and the reward per person, and add the post, video, or profile you want to promote. Typical uses: grow a profile, boost a post or clip, or spread a simple action to many participants. After payment you get links to track the job and review submissions. Best for public, easy-to-explain actions; not for highly niche or expert-only work.

Run a prize-based contest: set a total prize pool and how winners will be chosen. Use it for creative challenges, community competitions, or any campaign where people submit entries and you pick top results. The price includes the platform share. After payment you publish rules, review entries, and select winners in the contest tools.

BitBooth Whois: pay 0.01 USDC, get the parsed whois record for any domain — registrar, creation/updated/expiry dates, name servers, status flags, plus the raw whois text. Two-hop resolution via whois.iana.org then the authoritative registry over TCP port 43. 5s per-connection timeout cap. Rejects IPv4/IPv6 inputs and blocks SSRF at the DNS layer. Built for agents auditing domain ownership, monitoring expiry, or pre-flighting a target.

BitBooth Whois: pay 0.01 USDC, get the parsed whois record for any domain — registrar, creation/updated/expiry dates, name servers, status flags, plus the raw whois text. Two-hop resolution via whois…

GPU compute price arbitrage — ONE $0.25 call returns live $/GPU-hour for one GPU class (H100, H200, B200, A100, L40S, RTX 4090/5090) across the vast.ai marketplace floor, RunPod community/secure cloud, and the AWS on-demand anchor, plus the spread multiple and 24/7 monthly savings versus the anchor. Marketplace-vs-hyperscaler spreads of 3-4x are routine in 2026 — for agents provisioning training or inference this is direct spend recovery. Live provider APIs, no LLM in the path.

One API key, 63 AI agent tools: web search, scraping, AI generation, OCR, crypto data. LangChain + MCP ready. Pay per call with credits or x402/USDC.

Domain registration, expiry, nameservers via RDAP. Pay per call with USDC (x402) or credits - archtools.dev

Look up the Autonomous System (ASN), prefix, country, registry, and allocation date for an IPv4 address - or for a hostname (which is resolved first). Uses a free public DNS-based IP→ASN mapping service; no HTTPS upstream, no auth, no rate-limit headaches.

Look up an Autonomous System (BGP) by AS number. Pass asn as AS3333 or 3333. Returns the AS holder/operator name, the IANA/RIR allocation block it falls in, whether it is currently announced, and a live routing-status block: first/last seen prefixes, announced IPv4/IPv6 prefix + address counts, RIS peer visibility, and observed BGP neighbour count. Data: RIPEstat (RIPE NCC), free and public. Distinct from geo.ip (host geolocation) and dns/whois (name lookups) — this is who-owns-and-routes-this-AS, observed live from the global routing table. For network forensics, abuse/security triage, and infrastructure mapping.

Given an internet address (IP) or a network identification number (ASN), this tool returns who operates that piece of the internet: the network number, the owner's name, the country it's registered in, the regional registry that manages it, and the exact address range it belongs to.

Everything the authoritative public sources say about one autonomous system number: the RDAP registry record via the ARIN-to-RIR referral chain (holder, status, allocation dates, abuse contact), the AS name, country and RIR from Team Cymru's DNS service, and the prefixes it is announcing right now in the global routing table, from RIPEstat, split into IPv4 and IPv6 with a sample. Keyless and free at the source. The natural second call after /v1/red/ip gives you an origin ASN.

AS10429 (Telefonica BR): the autonomous system's name, country and RIR from Team Cymru, plus its announced IPv4/IPv6 prefix counts and a sample of prefixes from RIPEstat. Know what address space Telefonica BR announces before allow-listing or attributing traffic. $0.01 per call.

AS10620 (Tigo CO): the autonomous system's name, country and RIR from Team Cymru, plus its announced IPv4/IPv6 prefix counts and a sample of prefixes from RIPEstat. Know what address space Tigo CO announces before allow-listing or attributing traffic. $0.01 per call.

AS10796 (Charter): the autonomous system's name, country and RIR from Team Cymru, plus its announced IPv4/IPv6 prefix counts and a sample of prefixes from RIPEstat. Know what address space Charter announces before allow-listing or attributing traffic. $0.01 per call.

AS11172 (Alestra): the autonomous system's name, country and RIR from Team Cymru, plus its announced IPv4/IPv6 prefix counts and a sample of prefixes from RIPEstat. Know what address space Alestra announces before allow-listing or attributing traffic. $0.01 per call.

AS11427 (Charter): the autonomous system's name, country and RIR from Team Cymru, plus its announced IPv4/IPv6 prefix counts and a sample of prefixes from RIPEstat. Know what address space Charter announces before allow-listing or attributing traffic. $0.01 per call.

AS11492 (Cable One): the autonomous system's name, country and RIR from Team Cymru, plus its announced IPv4/IPv6 prefix counts and a sample of prefixes from RIPEstat. Know what address space Cable One announces before allow-listing or attributing traffic. $0.01 per call.

AS11878 (tzulo): the autonomous system's name, country and RIR from Team Cymru, plus its announced IPv4/IPv6 prefix counts and a sample of prefixes from RIPEstat. Know what address space tzulo announces before allow-listing or attributing traffic. $0.01 per call.

AS1221 (Telstra): the autonomous system's name, country and RIR from Team Cymru, plus its announced IPv4/IPv6 prefix counts and a sample of prefixes from RIPEstat. Know what address space Telstra announces before allow-listing or attributing traffic. $0.01 per call.

AS12271 (Charter): the autonomous system's name, country and RIR from Team Cymru, plus its announced IPv4/IPv6 prefix counts and a sample of prefixes from RIPEstat. Know what address space Charter announces before allow-listing or attributing traffic. $0.01 per call.

AS12353 (Vodafone Portugal): the autonomous system's name, country and RIR from Team Cymru, plus its announced IPv4/IPv6 prefix counts and a sample of prefixes from RIPEstat. Know what address space Vodafone Portugal announces before allow-listing or attributing traffic. $0.01 per call.