All Alpha Vantage data via a function param, e.g. GLOBAL_QUOTE, TIME_SERIES_DAILY, CURRENCY_EXCHANGE_RATE, DIGITAL_CURRENCY_DAILY.

Creates a temporary email address. You can control the email lifetime with the `time` query parameter and optionally provide a `domain`; the response returns the generated email data inside a JSON object.

Converts the HTML content of a webpage into Markdown. You provide the webpage URL, and the response returns the converted Markdown along with related metadata.

Extracts all hyperlinks from the web page at the given URL and returns them as absolute URLs. If `secure_mode` is enabled, the URL is checked against a malicious-URL database before the page is fetched.

Extracts text from a PDF located at a remote URL and returns the extracted content as a string. You can optionally limit the extraction to a page range and define coordinate bounds for the extracted area.

Fetches and scrapes the URL provided in the `url` query parameter, then returns the original URL, the scrape timestamp, and a `scraped_data` object containing extracted page content and metadata.

Transcribes a WAV audio file from a URL into text. Send the source file URL and language, and the response returns the transcription as a string.

Submits a public PDF URL and a natural-language question, then returns a text answer based on the document content.

Fetches a previously created AssemblyAI transcript by its id, returning the processing status plus the full transcribed text, per-word timings and confidence once the job has completed. Poll this endpoint until status is 'completed' (or 'error'). Metered per call via Apiosk (x402, USDC on Base).

Create a signed JWS receipt containing payload hash, result hash, timestamp and validation results.

Retrieve an attestation by id with GET /attest/{id}. The gateway prefix-matches this registered path.

Return a signed spot price for a token in a quote currency (default USD) from a public keyless source (CoinGecko). The JWS-HS256 envelope is a provenance receipt an agent keeps for every few-cent call, verifiable via /verify.

Read balanceOf for a token/holder pair on Base at the current block and return the balance with a signed JWS-HS256 receipt. The envelope carries the exact eth_call (contract, calldata, block) so anyone can re-run it against any Base node.

Call a Chainlink aggregator latestRoundData directly on Base and return the round with a signed JWS-HS256 receipt. Pass a known pair (ETH/USD, BTC/USD, USDC/USD, DAI/USD, LINK/USD) or an explicit aggregator address; the number is itself on-chain and re-checkable from the feed address + block in the envelope.

Read a transaction receipt on Base, compare it against the head block, and return status (success/failed/pending), the block it landed in and a confirmation count, wrapped in a signed JWS-HS256 receipt. Independently re-checkable from the tx block + head block in the envelope.

Signed USDC/EURe spot rate read directly from the EURe/USDC 0.30% Uniswap v3 pool on Polygon (mid-price from sqrtPriceX96). The on-chain rate behind the euro off-ramp; the envelope carries the exact eth_call slot0() so the number is independently re-checkable. Excludes the pool fee and slippage.

Verify a previously issued attestation JWS and optionally confirm it matches a resubmitted payload.

Aircraft-type reference data.

Airline reference data.

Airplane reference data.

Airport reference data.

City reference data.

Country reference data.

Real-time and historical flights. Filter by flight_status, airline, airport, flight_number, etc.

Future flight schedules for an airport by date.

Aviation tax reference data.

Search recent news results from Brave Search.

Search the web from Brave's independent index.

Retrieves insider transactions

Retrieves investor relations

Timeseries sentiment for entities and assets

Retrieve news and content text, metadata, and analytics

List image resources in the Cloudinary product environment. Supports pagination with max_results and next_cursor.

Get Cloudinary product environment usage details: credits, bandwidth, storage, transformations and requests.

The full list of coins CoinGecko tracks — each with its id, symbol and name. Use the id to query prices and market data.

Market data (price, market cap, volume, 24h change) for coins, ranked.

The top trending coins on CoinGecko over the last 24 hours, ranked by how often users searched them.

Live price of one or more coins in one or more fiat/crypto currencies, with optional market cap and 24h change.

Infer a company's likely country: an explicit country hint wins, then the domain TLD (.nl/.de/.be/.fr/.uk; .com/.io/.net/.org are country-neutral), then address signals scraped from the homepage (EN/NL only in v1). Returns the signals it used.

Fetch a domain's homepage and derive a likely company name (og:site_name > title > meta description), with generic suffixes like " - Home" / " | Official Website" stripped. Returns company_name null with confidence 0 when nothing usable is found (still HTTP 200).

Normalize a company name: standardize whitespace and the legal-form suffix (BV/B.V., NV/N.V., Ltd, LLC, Inc) and return a canonical form plus a bare lowercase alphanumeric key. Does not guess the "real" name — only standardizes what is already there.

Classify an email address by its domain: company vs. known free provider (Gmail/Outlook/…) vs. disposable domain. List-based heuristic, not a live DNS/MX check.

All countries.

Country by ISO alpha code: append /{code}.

Countries by calling code: append /{code}.

Country by capital city: append /{capital}, e.g. /capital/berlin.

Countries by currency code: append /{code}.

Countries by language code: append /{code}.

Country by name: append /{name}.

Countries by region: append /{region}.