All projects on Base matching “response headers”

Fetch a site's robots.txt and evaluate crawl permissions: given a URL (plus optional extra paths) and a user-agent, return whether each path is allowed or disallowed, the rule that matched, the user-agent group, the crawl-delay and any declared sitemaps. Implements the Robots Exclusion Protocol (RFC 9309) with longest-match-wins, Allow-over-Disallow tie-breaking and * / $ wildcards.

Response headers and security-header report for a URL

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.

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.

Cheapest real end-to-end test of your pay-per-call (HTTP 402) client: pay US$0.002, get back what was paid (payer, amount, network, timestamp) and the text you sent; the settlement receipt is in the PAYMENT-RESPONSE header. A free trial call returns paid_usd 0. Use it to check a wallet, a client library or a facilitator before buying something bigger.

URL preflight - status, redirect chain, key headers, response time, robots.txt rules for the path and sitemap location

Observe public DNS, TLS and baseline response headers through HTTPS HEAD / on port443; no full-path scan or global trust assessment.

Does a website use Beaver Builder? Fetches the page (homepage for a bare domain) and matches Beaver Builder's fingerprints in the HTML and response headers, returning yes/no with the evidence snippet and the category (page-builder). Technographics for sales, competitor research and migration planning, one technology per call. $0.01 per check.

Generate a finished, professional invoice PDF from JSON — recipient and line items in, a ready-to-send application/pdf out. Layouts: standard, legal, creative. Totals and tax are computed server-side so the numbers always add up. First payment auto-creates a wallet profile (token + API key in response headers); returning wallets get sequential invoice numbering and can save a sender letterhead. US

Verify a claimed USDC payment on Base: given a tx hash (or an x402 PAYMENT-RESPONSE header) and what you expect (payee, payer, amount, time window, confirmations), reads the chain and returns match / mismatch / not_settled / not_found with per-field checks, finality, the x402 EIP-3009 pattern, a self-payment flag and a second-RPC cross-check. Cannot show who owns an address or that a service was d

Capture point-in-time URL facts, response headers, a text excerpt, and a SHA-256 content hash for research and verification.

HTTP endpoint health audit for one URL: status and redirect chain, latency p50/p95 over repeated samples, TLS certificate expiry and issuer, the response headers that matter, and a list of detected anomalies (missing HSTS/CSP/X-Content-Type-Options, expiring cert, weak TLS, CORS wildcard, insecure cookies, version disclosure, slow p95, redirect loops). Private, loopback and link-local targets are

Deterministic HTTP status, redirects, latency and selected response headers for a public URL.

Performs comprehensive URL health checks, measuring response time, status code, security headers, and TLS/SSL certificate validity. Route: GET /paid/health-check?url=https://example.com. Ideal for automated monitoring and endpoint auditing.

Fetch one URL from a residential IP and get the raw response as JSON: status, final URL, headers and body (text or base64), up to 10 MB. GET, HEAD or POST, your own headers, an optional country. No JavaScript rendering. You pay for the megabytes delivered; a fetch that fails is not charged. Pay per call in stablecoins.

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.

Pay-per-call cited research brief. The request carries a query and 1 to 12 quotes with source URLs; the response is a short brief that cites only those quotes, at 0.008 USDC per call on Base. Payment settles after the brief is produced. A client nonce header makes a retry free of a second charge.