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What does an x402 API call cost?

Snapshot as of 2026-11-05T22:34:28Z UTC · live figures re-derived on every daily build.

Live per-endpoint price distribution of the public Coinbase CDP x402 Bazaar catalog. Percentile ladder, price-bucket histogram, and top-10 most expensive endpoints — all figures the cheapest USDC-denominated leg per endpoint.

Headline (read with the two caveats below)

Across 36,311 endpoints in the snapshot, 36,019 carry a usable USDC price and 292 do not and are excluded from every figure below. Among the priced set, the median cheapest-USDC-leg is $0.0060, the p90 is $0.050, and the p99 is $1.00. Free (0) and paid (36,019) split within that priced set.

Caveat 1. This is a floor, not a census of every x402 endpoint. Endpoints with no usable USDC price are excluded from every figure on this page; the priced-endpoint count below is a lower bound on the true population.

Caveat 2. Each figure is the cheapest USDC-denominated leg per endpoint. Non-USDC legs (SPL tokens, Stellar assets, non-stablecoins) are invisible to this measurement, so every price here is a lower bound on what a caller might actually pay.

Percentile ladder (USDC, priced endpoints)

Linear-interpolation percentiles over the 36,019 priced endpoints. Min = $0.0000, max = $3,000,000,000,000.00.

Percentile Cheapest USDC leg
p10$0.0010
p25$0.0022
p50$0.0060
p75$0.020
p90$0.050
p99$1.00

Price-bucket histogram

Buckets are upper-inclusive on the boundary (an endpoint priced at exactly $0.01 lands in the $0.001–$0.01 bucket, not the $0.01–$0.10 bucket). Percent column is a share of the 36,019 priced endpoints.

Bucket Endpoints % of priced
$0 (free)00.0%
≤ $0.0014,48612.5%
$0.001–$0.0121,84560.6%
$0.01–$0.107,95922.1%
$0.10–$1.001,5344.3%
$1.00–$10.001720.5%
$10.00–$100.00170.0%
$100.00+60.0%

Top 10 most expensive endpoints

Sorted by the cheapest USDC-denominated leg per endpoint, descending. A handful of expensive endpoints would distort a simple average, which is why we report the median.

# Host Service / resource Cheapest USDC leg
1jpyc.x402jp.comhttps://jpyc.x402jp.com/jin/movers$3,000,000,000,000.00
2jpyc.x402jp.comhttps://jpyc.x402jp.com/jin/series$2,000,000,000,000.00
3jpyc.x402jp.comhttps://jpyc.x402jp.com/osd/catalyst/6339$1,000,000,000,000.00
4api.bitrefill.comBitrefill$1,000.00
5mudko.comAgent Ready Kit$450.00
6mudko.comBazaar Keepalive (prepaid year)$190.00
7mudko.comBazaar Listing Package$99.00
8gift-by-crypto-agent.kitano787.workers.devGift by Crypto (TESTNET)$66.67
9api.youraitools.coYourAITools Listings$49.00
10api.youraitools.coYourAITools Listings$29.00

Methodology & source

Cite this dataset

Citation. Onchain Agent Intel. "What does an x402 API call cost? — Live price census of the Coinbase CDP x402 Bazaar (USDC, cheapest leg per endpoint)." Snapshot 2026-11-05T22:34:28Z. https://onchainagentintel.io/what-does-an-x402-api-call-cost

BibTeX. Copy-paste for LaTeX / biblatex / Zotero:

@misc{ocai_what_does_an_x402_api_call_cost,
  author       = {{Onchain Agent Intel}},
  title        = {What does an x402 API call cost? — Live price census of the Coinbase CDP x402 Bazaar (USDC, cheapest leg per endpoint)},
  year         = {2026},
  month        = {11},
  howpublished = {\url{https://onchainagentintel.io/what-does-an-x402-api-call-cost}},
  note         = {Snapshot: 2026-11-05T22:34:28Z. License: CC BY 4.0.},
}

License. Published under CC BY 4.0 — free to reuse, including in commercial work, provided you attribute “Onchain Agent Intel” and link back to https://onchainagentintel.io/what-does-an-x402-api-call-cost.

Machine-readable exports. JSON · CSV — the same figures, with both caveats included.

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