Email Validate ($0.006): syntax + live MX/A-fallback deliverability + disposable-domain + role-address + free-webmail-provider + SPF/DMARC, with no third-party validation vendor at all -- syntax is RFC 5321/5322 grammar, MX/A/SPF/DMARC are live DNS via this server's own resolver (the same protocol-level sourcing as domain_intel), and disposable-domain detection is a static self-maintained list. Never opens an SMTP connection to the mailbox or confirms one specific inbox exists. Body { email }…

Wikipedia summary: the Wikipedia summary and lead section for a page title in any language, with the CC BY-SA 4.0 licence, the article URL and the authors link. Use when you need to answer: What does Wikipedia say about this topic? Cached 24 hours.

Time zone conversion: an ISO time or epoch in any IANA time zone: local time with offset, weekday, abbreviation, DST flag and epoch. Use when you need to answer: What time is it, or was it, in this time zone? Defaults to now in UTC.

Live trending/new Solana DEX pairs by 24h volume. A fresh feed for agents, per call.

Current slot number plus block height. Cheapest liveness probe for the network.

Circulating, non-circulating and total SOL supply in lamports. Macro context for SOL models.

Verifiable random bytes for a draw, raffle or tie-break: an ECVRF output over your seed plus a proof anyone can check offline. The same seed always gives the same output, so publish the seed first.

Sanctions Screen ($0.006 — below the category-leading "sanctions screening" comparable's $0.01): screen a name and/or crypto wallet address against the U.S. Treasury OFAC SDN list (primary names + aliases + OFAC-published digital-currency addresses) in one call. Fetched live from OFAC's official export service, not a snapshot. Accepts the leading comparable's `type`/`threshold`/`lists` body fields for drop-in compatibility (`type` filters by person/entity, `threshold` overrides the default 0.6…

Batch SOL balance for up to 20 addresses in a single call. Query: ?addrs=<addr1>,<addr2>,... — one round-trip instead of N.

Company enrichment / firmographics by domain or name: legal and common name, founded, headcount with date, industries, headquarters, parent, CEO and founders, stock listings, LEI, SEC CIK, registration number, legal form and status, official social accounts and logo. Sources: Wikidata, the global LEI register, SEC EDGAR and the company's own site; every field names its source. Input: domain or name.

Cheap schema gate: type, required, properties, array items, plus format checks (email, date, date-time, uri, ipv4, ipv6, uuid, hostname).

Address Geocode ($0.008 — below the category-leading "geocoding" comparable's $0.01): forward + reverse U.S. geocoding in one route, built entirely on the U.S. Census Bureau's free, keyless Geocoder API (a federal government service, not a resold third-party product). Accepts `q` as an alias for `address` (the leading comparable's exact param name), and every response carries an additive `count`/`items[]` block in that comparable's field-name shape. Body { address (or q) } for forward…

Up to 25 counterparty risk checks in one call, billed per item, each with a signed ES256 attestation.

Read 2-5 public URLs as clean Markdown in one call: articles, docs, pricing pages, PDFs, feeds. Per page: main content, tables, code, author and dates, optional links; failures reported per URL so one bad page does not spoil the batch. Not charged when no page can be read. One payment instead of five. No account or API key. $0.008 USDC per call.

Sanctions screening (AML/KYC): screen a person, company, vessel or aircraft against the OFAC SDN and consolidated lists, the UK Sanctions List and the EU financial sanctions list, read from the governments' own files with each list's date returned. Fuzzy and word-order free: aliases and typos match, a different surname does not. Each hit: list, programmes, countries, birth dates, UN reference. Input: name; optional type, country, birth_year.

Translation API: translate text into 15 languages (English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Ukrainian, Turkish, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean), source language auto-detected, up to 1,500 characters.

Strip scripts/styles and return readable text or markdown from HTML. mode normalized: text with NFKC and zero-width/bidi characters stripped.

Extract structured JSON from unstructured text (invoices, emails, ads, CVs...): name the fields you want, get clean JSON back. Any language, up to 6,000 characters.

List top C3 contributor accounts ranked by reports, points, cases, and badges. All anonymous submissions share one account.

Deterministic term ranking from free text. Stopword-filtered. ngrams 2-3 adds scored multi-word phrases.