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x402 competitive intelligence API

Competitive intelligence agents can buy one request at a time.

EXVIV sells reviewed company pricing, offer comparisons, and verified market evidence as structured JSON. No account, subscription, API key, browser checkout, or sales call is required.

STATUSLive
NETWORKBase mainnet
ASSETUSDC
ACCESSNo account or API key

Available products

Pay for the evidence needed right now.

The catalog publishes current prices and valid company or market inputs before the buyer constructs a payment. Each resource has one fixed price and one defined response contract.

ResourcePriceWhat the agent receives
Company pricing snapshot/api/agent/v1/intel/pricing/{companySlug}$0.25USDCCurrent reviewed plans, prices, limits, features, source evidence, and historical deltas for one company.
Offer comparison/api/agent/v1/intel/compare?company={companySlug}&company={companySlug}$1.00USDCSide-by-side reviewed pricing and packaging evidence for two to four comparable companies.
Verified market evidence brief/api/agent/v1/intel/markets/{marketSlug}?days=30&limit=25$2.00USDCRecent reviewed changes, evidence URLs, classification counts, and coverage health for one EXVIV market.

Authoritative pricing: agents should always read the live catalog immediately before paying. The catalog declares whether commerce is enabled, which inputs are valid, and which network will settle the purchase.

Agent interface

Discovery, payment, and delivery in five HTTP steps.

  1. Read the instructions.

    Start at /llms.txt, then fetch the free machine catalog and OpenAPI 3.1 contract.

  2. Choose a valid resource.

    Select a reviewed company slug or market from the catalog instead of guessing an input.

  3. Receive the payment requirement.

    Call the resource without payment. EXVIV responds with HTTP 402 and a base64-encoded PAYMENT-REQUIRED header.

  4. Apply the wallet’s spend policy.

    If approved, sign the exact requirement and repeat the same request with PAYMENT-SIGNATURE.

  5. Receive JSON and the receipt.

    After successful settlement, EXVIV returns the purchased intelligence and PAYMENT-RESPONSE with the transaction result.

REQUESTGET /api/agent/v1/intel/pricing/activepieces
CHALLENGE402 Payment Required
PAYMENT-REQUIRED: <base64 x402 requirement>
PAID RETRYPAYMENT-SIGNATURE: <signed payment payload>
DELIVERY200 OK
PAYMENT-RESPONSE: <settlement receipt>

Evidence contract

Machine-readable does not mean unreviewed.

EXVIV’s paid interface exposes reviewed public changes and reviewed pricing snapshots. It excludes raw page captures, pending observations, dismissed changes, and unreviewed pricing extraction.

SOURCE

Primary evidence attached

Time-sensitive facts include the source URL and capture timestamp so the buyer can verify freshness.

BOUNDARY

No invented outcomes

The response separates observed evidence from interpretation and does not claim a commercial result that was never measured.

FAILURE

Indeterminate means stop

If settlement does not return a final result, the agent should inspect the transaction before attempting another payment.

POLICY

Purchase terms are explicit

Sending the payment signature accepts the terms for that purchase; refund and duplicate-payment handling are published.

Common questions

What an agent needs to know before it pays.

IDENTITY

Does the buyer need an EXVIV account?

No. The signed payment is the purchase credential. These endpoints do not require cookies, sessions, subscriptions, or an EXVIV API key.

WALLET

What does the buying agent need?

An x402-compatible wallet with the required USDC, the supported network, and a spend policy that approves the advertised price.

PRICE

Can the price change between requests?

The live 402 requirement is authoritative for that attempt. The buyer must sign the exact amount, asset, network, and recipient it received.

RECOVERY

What if payment settles but delivery fails?

Retain the transaction, request URL, network, and response. EXVIV publishes redelivery and refund handling in its purchase policy.

Give the agent a contract, not a checkout form.

Start with the free catalog, import the OpenAPI description, and let the wallet decide whether the evidence is worth the posted price.

Read the live catalog