Company profile from a domain: reads the website and returns name, tagline, description, industry, products, audience, headquarters, founding year and business model, plus contact emails, phone numbers and social profiles (LinkedIn, X, GitHub...).

Describe an image and read every piece of visible text in it (vision LLM). Send a public image URL or base64 image; optional custom question. Works for receipts, screenshots, signs and charts. Also callable as GET with the same fields as query parameters.

Generate an image from a text prompt (FLUX.1 schnell). Returns JPEG bytes. Good for thumbnails, social posts, mockups and illustrations. Also callable as GET with the same fields as query parameters.

Extract structured JSON from any web page. Give a URL plus a JSON schema or a plain-English prompt describing the fields you want; a headless browser renders the page and an LLM fills the schema. Also callable as GET with the same fields as query parameters.

Latest news headlines matching a query from 12 major outlets (BBC, NPR, Guardian, Al Jazeera, CBC, CNBC, NYT, TechCrunch, Verge, Ars Technica, CoinDesk, ESPN) plus Hacker News. Titles, links, source and time.

Job postings: every open role at a company (from its Greenhouse, Lever or Ashby board), or remote jobs matching keywords, with titles, locations and links. Useful for sales signals and recruiting.

Search 800,000+ FRED economic series by keywords, most popular first: id, title, frequency, units, seasonal adjustment, date range and whether the series can be served (copyrighted series are flagged).

Metadata for any Solana token mint or NFT: name, symbol, image, description, supply, decimals, price and market cap, mint and freeze authority (can more be minted? can accounts be frozen?), owner, royalties and creators.

Demographics for any US address or place at neighborhood (census tract), city, county, state and national level in one call: population, median age, households, median household and per-capita income, home value, rent, homeownership, college degree share, poverty and unemployment.

Directions between places (addresses, names or lat,lon) with optional stops: distance in km and miles, travel time, and turn-by-turn steps for driving, trucks, cycling, walking or transit, avoiding tolls, highways or ferries; optional GeoJSON route line.

Drug information from openFDA: label (indications, boxed warning, warnings, interactions, dosage), the most reported side effects and recent recalls for a brand or generic drug name.

Wallet spend report: an agent wallet's outgoing USDC payments on Base, grouped by recipient and matched to x402 sellers, with totals for the period.

GitHub repository report: stars, forks, issues, license, language, activity, latest releases, recent commits and security advisories for any public repo.

Clinical trials search (ClinicalTrials.gov): studies for a condition, drug or keyword with status, phase, sponsor, interventions, enrollment and links. Filter by status and location.

Domain and email security audit: SPF, DMARC, DKIM, MX, DNSSEC, CAA, HTTPS, HSTS, security headers and HTTP-to-HTTPS redirect, with a grade and the fixes to make.

Webhook inbox: create an inbox and get a public URL any service can POST to (free to send), then read the received messages with your token. Keeps 200 messages, 64 KB each, for 7 days. Also callable as GET with the same fields as query parameters.

Web archive: the Internet Archive snapshot of a page closest to a date, with the archived page text and a list of recent snapshots. See what a page said before it changed.

US federal contract awards (FPDS): who won government contracts for a keyword, vendor or agency, with amounts, agency, NAICS code, dates and descriptions.

Shared answer cache: a recent cited answer to a question similar to yours (from /v1/answer) for a quarter of the price. Not charged when nothing close enough is cached.

Page action map for browser automation: every form (fields, labels, required flags), button and link on a page with ready CSS selectors, so an agent can plan clicks and form fills before opening a browser.