Paid services matching “http request”

Send an HTTP request to any URL from our servers and receive the full response — including the status code, all response headers, and the body content. Supports GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE, and HEAD. Automatically follows up to 3 redirects. Useful for testing endpoints, verifying servers are responding correctly, debugging redirect chains, or fetching raw data without needing a local setup.

Pay $0.01 USDC to make an outbound HTTP request through the proxy. Supports all standard HTTP methods, custom headers (including auth), and JSON or raw bodies. Responses are returned as text or base64-encoded binary. Max response size 10 MB, timeout 30s. Each request performs one upstream fetch and returns the final URL plus response metadata.

Sends a request to a web address you provide and reports back everything the server said in response: the status code, all the response headers, how many times it got redirected, and how long the whole thing took.

Inspect a public HTTP or HTTPS URL and return a structured site passport. Includes pulse fields, registrable domain, robots and sitemap discovery, feeds, OpenAPI hints, and page metadata. Uses at most eight external HTTP requests and does not execute JavaScript. Pass url as an absolute public HTTP(S) URL. Keep fresh=false to reuse cache; set fresh=true only when a new upstream fetch is required.

Use to extract the main article or document text from a single-page URL. Not for homepages or hubs (Web Index Cleaner) and not a link inventory (Link Extractor). Server HTML only; JavaScript is not run. Output is text or markdown. If the requested extract has no main content, the other profile is tried once in the same request. The HTTP body has correlation_id and data. The item array is data.resu

Three-node GO/NO-GO threat intelligence report for an x402 Payment Required payload and vendor metadata on Base mainnet (eip155:8453). $0.05 USDC per POST via the CDP facilitator. Unpaid requests return HTTP 402 with PAYMENT-REQUIRED; a JSON body without a payload object returns 400; payment settlement failures return 402.

Independent website QA and pre-handover verification for AI agents. Submit one public website URL. Atinamos loads the real site in desktop and mobile Chromium, checks HTTP and browser failures, failed requests, console errors and warnings, captures screenshots, and returns machine-readable evidence. Poll the returned status_url for results.

Audit a URL's HTTP security headers over a single body-free (HEAD) request. Grades Strict-Transport-Security, Content-Security-Policy, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy and Permissions-Policy, flags information-leak headers (Server, X-Powered-By), and returns the parsed values plus advisory warnings. Clean JSON for security and pentest automation.

Residential proxy fetch (up to 2MB). Returns HTTP 200 with the target body; read X-Target-Status for the origin status. Billed for the forwarded request, not for a 2xx origin response. For larger responses use /v1/proxy/large; at >17 requests a session pass is cheaper.

Cheapest real end-to-end test of your pay-per-call (HTTP 402) client: pay US$0.002, get back proof of what was paid (payer, amount, network, timestamp) and the request you sent. Use it to check a wallet, a client library or a facilitator before buying something bigger.

Use ping when you need a pass/fail verdict that a URL serves expected content: expected HTTP status (default 200), a required body substring, and/or an exact match on one JSON field. One automated fetch at request time, signed receipt with per-condition results. POST the tool inputs as JSON to paid_url with an x402 v2 PAYMENT-SIGNATURE header. See https://docs.cdp.coinbase.com/x402

x402 endpoint checker: decodes an x402 endpoint's 402 payment terms without paying. GET url (optional method GET/POST, JSON body for POST). Sends one unpaid request; never pays or signs. Returns JSON: httpStatus, isX402, x402Version, decoded accepts (network, asset, USD amount, payTo, EOA or contract), discovery metadata presence, and pass/warn/fail checks. Any HTTP answer from the target, even 4x

Schedules a delayed HTTP callback: give a public URL, an optional JSON body, optional headers and a delay of 60 seconds to 7 days (or an absolute time), and this host calls the URL at that time (POST when a body was given, otherwise GET), with one retry and a 10-second timeout. GET /later/<id> reports whether it fired and the status code the callee answered. A request that is refused is not charge