What do ScriptMasterLabs' agent products cost — and where was each price read?

What does the x402 Kit cost to settle through?

OMNIGATE starter · Base and Arc · x402 Kit

The x402 Kit scaffolds a paid API or MCP server that answers a standards-shaped HTTP 402 and settles through OMNIGATE. You set the price your buyer pays. The only ScriptMasterLabs charge in the kit is the facilitator fee.

OMNIGATE settles USDC on Base (eip155:8453) and Arc (eip155:5042). The facilitator fee is 0.005 USDC per settlement, flat, and the fee leg is optional: a standard payment with no fee leg settles with the fee waived inside a daily budget of 500 settlements across all payTos and 100 per payTo (UTC day). Past that budget a fee-less payment is refused until the next UTC day. The kit command is npm create @scriptmasterlabs/x402. Your sale price is whatever you put on the route; this paragraph is the facilitator fee, not a product price.

Compared:

Use it when: Adding x402 v2 exact payments to an API or MCP server you already run, on Base or Arc, without holding a settlement key.

Skip it when: XRPL, Xahau, or Solana settlement. Those are the other starter, not this kit.

How a call works:

1. Run npm create @scriptmasterlabs/x402 and pick Express, Hono, Next.js, Cloudflare Workers, or FastAPI.
2. Set your payTo wallet and the price the buyer should see.
3. Deploy. An unpaid call should return HTTP 402 with your terms. The fresh challenge, not this page, is what the buyer signs.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does the x402 Kit cost?
The scaffolder is a command, not a checkout. The facilitator fee on the OMNIGATE path is 0.005 USDC per settlement, waived inside a daily budget of 500 settlements across payTos and 100 per payTo. Past the budget the fee leg is required.

Q: Does the kit set my API’s price?
No. You set the route price. Buyers pay that amount to your wallet. The 0.005 USDC figure is the facilitator fee, not your price.

Q: Which chains does this kit settle?
Base (eip155:8453) and Arc (eip155:5042), x402 v2 exact, through OMNIGATE at https://mcp-x402.onrender.com.

Where the numbers came from:

No settlement was purchased in this pass. A fee quoted from the seller page is not an on-chain receipt.

Checked: Fee sentence re-read from scriptmasterlabs.com/payment-offers.json at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC. That file's verified_date is 2026-11-02; its fee_model text names the 2026-11-05 optional-fee reset. Not a fresh /supported challenge, and the landing HTML was not fetched again in this later pass.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/settle-through-sml-starter

What does it cost to accept x402 on XRPL or Xahau?

402Proof starter · XRP and XAH · XRPL / Xahau kit

The XRPL starter is the kit for sellers who want native XRP on xrpl:0 or native XAH on Xahau (xrpl:21337). The two rails do not share a fee.

On XRPL (xrpl:0, native XRP) the facilitator fee is $0.0100 USD per completed settlement, accrued on a merchant ledger and not collected in cash at settlement (automaticCollectionLive: false). It is not deducted from the buyer’s payment. Loyalty, counted on prior successful settlements: $0.0080 at 100, $0.0070 at 1,000, $0.0050 at 10,000. Verification, failed settlements, indeterminate settlements, and exact replays are free. On Xahau (xrpl:21337, native XAH) the facilitator fee is a flat 0.01 XAH — 10,000 drops — from the first settlement, collected at settlement as a second native payment to rEmdJWrAWFtud1vFN8Zm8eWkgK4AVMWPiX. Your price is paid in full to your own wallet. A partner key is required. No subscription.

Compared:

Use it when: Selling an API to agents that pay in XRP on XRPL or XAH on Xahau.

Skip it when: Base or Arc USDC. That is the OMNIGATE kit. Do not blend the $0.0100 XRPL accrual with the 0.01 XAH cash fee.

How a call works:

1. Read the kit page and request a partner key before pointing production traffic at the sidecar.
2. Keep XRPL and Xahau fees in separate configuration. They are not the same number.
3. Confirm the fresh challenge on your own unpaid call before you publish a price.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does the XRPL facilitator charge?
$0.0100 USD per completed settlement, accrued rather than deducted, with loyalty to $0.0080, $0.0070, and $0.0050. Failed and replayed settlements are free. Source: the starter page, last stated as verified 2026-11-04.

Q: How much does Xahau cost?
0.01 XAH, which is 10,000 drops, from the first settlement. The buyer pays it as a second native payment. Your price is not reduced.

Q: Is there a subscription?
No subscription is required. A partner key is required.

Where the numbers came from:

Fee figures are the seller page’s published terms, re-read tonight, not a new on-chain settlement.

Checked: Page re-read on 2026-11-06, about 01:54-01:56 UTC. Sidecar pricing.json was not re-fetched in this pass.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/settle-through-sml-xrpl-starter

Which x402 facilitator lists your API when you settle?

Settle through SML · Facilitator landing

A resource shows up in a facilitator’s discovery index because a real payment settled through that facilitator, not because you submitted a listing form. OMNIGATE and 402Proof are ScriptMasterLabs’ own facilitators.

OMNIGATE settles USDC on Base (eip155:8453) and Arc (eip155:5042). Its facilitator fee is 0.005 USDC per settlement, flat, and the fee leg is optional: a payment with no fee leg settles with the fee waived inside a daily budget of 500 settlements across all payTos and 100 per payTo (UTC day). Past the budget a fee-less payment is refused until the next UTC day. 402Proof is the separate facilitator for XRPL, Xahau, and Solana, with a different tariff on each rail. Settling through a facilitator lists you on that facilitator’s index. Settling through nobody lists you nowhere.

Compared:

Use it when: Choosing where a paid API settles so the same flow pays you and can list the resource.

Skip it when: Treating a directory submission form as the thing that lists you. The landing’s point is that the settlement is the listing.

How a call works:

1. Pick the rail your buyers already pay on.
2. Point the route at that facilitator and answer unpaid calls with 402.
3. Settle one real payment, then check that facilitator’s index. Do not expect a different facilitator’s index to update.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: What does OMNIGATE charge to settle?
0.005 USDC per settlement. Inside a UTC-day budget of 500 settlements across all payTos and 100 per payTo, a payment with no fee leg still settles. Past the budget the fee leg is required.

Q: Is the facilitator fee my API price?
No. Buyers pay your price to your wallet. The facilitator fee is separate and, on OMNIGATE, optional inside the budget above.

Where the numbers came from:

This pass did not settle through OMNIGATE or 402Proof, and it does not invent a transaction hash.

Checked: Fee sentence re-read from payment-offers.json at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC. Landing HTML was fetched earlier the same night, not again in this later pass.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/settle-through-sml

What does it cost to fact-check a claim with an AI agent?

ClaimGate · fact_check_claim · ClaimGate

ClaimGate takes one claim, fetches public sources, and returns a coherence-gated verdict with quote-checked evidence. The price is the unpaid challenge, not the October 30 sentence.

One ClaimGate fact check costs 0.25 USDC. On 2026-11-06 an unpaid POST to https://claimgate.onrender.com/fact-check returned HTTP 402. The challenge’s own description says the price is $0.25, payable as USDC on Base, USDC on Arc, USDC on Solana, XRP on XRPL, or XAH on Xahau. Atomic amounts in that later challenge: Base eip155:8453 amount 250000 to 0x5BBd32e0478e49A7540EF2D760E0B0F9AA6328b2 (USDC 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913); Arc eip155:5042 amount 250000 to 0xdF552716b7Ba795e93D4725804777594E61C7B4f; Solana amount 250000 to Hv4cEGpyyNJDvxvgBb3C8GkcwtouF1qUfPT13innuXty, with a facilitatorFee of 5000 atomic USDC in the accept extra; XRPL xrpl:0 amount 205179 to rEmdJWrAWFtud1vFN8Zm8eWkgK4AVMWPiX; Xahau xrpl:21337 amount 24041352 to the same address. The XRP and XAH figures are the challenge’s atomic amounts, not a dollar conversion done on this page. An earlier probe the same night saw 205787 and 24157064. Those atomics move. No subscription, no account, no API key.

Compared:

Use it when: Checking whether a sentence on the public web is supported, before an agent repeats it. The paid tool is fact_check_claim.

Skip it when: Claims with no public sources. The published methodology says those come back UNVERIFIABLE rather than guessed. This pass did not buy a verdict.

How a call works:

1. POST the claim to https://claimgate.onrender.com/fact-check or call fact_check_claim on the ClaimGate MCP.
2. Read the 402. Sign only if the amount, asset, network, and payTo match what you expect.
3. Retry with PAYMENT-SIGNATURE. A 402 by itself is not a payment.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does ClaimGate cost?
0.25 USDC per fact check. The later unpaid challenge on 2026-11-06 offered that price on Base, Arc, and Solana USDC, plus 205179 atomic XRP and 24041352 atomic XAH. An earlier read the same night had different XRP and XAH atomics. The public page’s Base-only sentence is behind the challenge.

Q: Do I need an API key?
No. Payment is the unpaid challenge plus a signed payment. Preview, status, methodology, and receipt reads are published as free.

Q: Is HTTP 402 a charge?
No. It is the price quote. Nothing settles until a signed payment is verified.

Where the numbers came from:

The October 30 hashes are quoted from the public page. This pass did not re-fetch the receipts or the Base transactions.

Checked: Unpaid POST https://claimgate.onrender.com/fact-check at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC. Body accepts. XRP and XAH atomics differ from the 2026-11-06, about 01:54-01:56 UTC read.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/claimgate

What does a SqueezeOS call cost?

SqueezeOS · only prices probed tonight · SqueezeOS

SqueezeOS is the host for ScriptMasterLabs web and market tools. It has more priced routes than the three below. Routes that did not answer a fresh 402 in this pass are not given a price here.

Three SqueezeOS prices were read from unpaid HTTP 402 responses on 2026-11-06, all USDC on Base (eip155:8453), asset 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913, payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2, scheme exact. A URL-to-Markdown read is amount 1000, which is 0.001 USDC. A structured one-page extraction is amount 5000, which is 0.005 USDC. A 741 macro read is amount 40000, which is 0.04 USDC. No subscription was quoted. Other SqueezeOS offers were not re-challenged, so this page does not price them.

Compared:

Use it when: One public page in, Markdown or structured fields out, or one macro read on caller-supplied symbols. Discover the tool list on the MCP before you pay.

Skip it when: Assuming every SqueezeOS tool costs 0.001 USDC. Gamma, dossier, and the compliance audits were not priced in this pass.

How a call works:

1. Open https://squeezeos-api.onrender.com/mcp and list tools before you pick one.
2. Call the route unpaid. Read amount, asset, network, and payTo.
3. Pay only that challenge. A failed read on the Markdown route is published as uncharged; confirm that in the challenge you received.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does SqueezeOS cost?
There is no single price. Tonight’s probes: 0.001 USDC to read a public URL as Markdown, 0.005 USDC to extract one public URL, 0.04 USDC for the 741 macro route. All on Base. Other tools were not priced.

Q: Where does the payment go?
All three challenges named payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2 on Base.

Q: Is the public SqueezeOS page a money page?
Yes. Since the 2026-11-05 rebuild, scriptmasterlabs.com/squeezeos carries a question headline and a Pricing at a glance block — it is the SqueezeOS money page. The Grok pass said otherwise; that line was stale and is corrected here. The three prices in this section are the routes that pass probed.

Where the numbers came from:

A 402 proves the quote. It does not prove a settlement. No transaction hash is claimed.

Checked: Three unpaid GETs against squeezeos-api.onrender.com at 2026-11-06, about 01:54-01:56 UTC, amounts re-read at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/squeezeos

What does a PRO-LO market call cost?

PRO-LO · RLUSD on XRPL · PRO-LO

PRO-LO sells per-ticker market reads. Its money page is https://scriptmasterlabs.com/pro-lo. The prices below are the unpaid invoice challenges read on 2026-11-06, not a catalog reprint. Nothing here is investment advice, and a price is not a performance claim.

On 2026-11-06 every paid PRO-LO route probed returned HTTP 402 with currency RLUSD and network XRPL, pointing at the 402Proof invoice rail. Quoted cost_rlusd values: universe scan 0.10, trade signals 0.08, Gemini reasoning 0.07, market-maker obligations 0.06, gamma squeeze 0.05, volatility surface 0.05, Mandelbrot fractal 0.04, coherence-plus-Jev verdict 0.25, earnings gate 0.25. The invoice is created at https://four02proof.onrender.com/v1/invoice. This pass did not open those invoices, so it does not restate a Base USDC or XAH alternate, and it does not name a payee wallet. No subscription was quoted.

Compared:

Use it when: Paying for one named PRO-LO read — a ticker signal, a surface, a scan — when the agent can settle RLUSD on XRPL.

Skip it when: Treating the output as advice to trade. Do not assume a free MCP analysis tool shares these prices. Free tools were not inventoried tonight.

How a call works:

1. Call the route unpaid. Read cost_rlusd, currency, and network.
2. POST the endpoint id to the invoice URL if you intend to pay.
3. Retry with the signed token. Until that token is accepted, you have not paid.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does PRO-LO cost?
Per route, in RLUSD, from tonight’s 402s: 0.04, 0.05, 0.06, 0.07, 0.08, 0.10, or 0.25 depending on the route.

Q: Can I pay in USDC on Base?
Not from these responses. Each 402 named RLUSD on XRPL. A follow-on invoice might offer more; this pass did not open one.

Q: Is this a recommendation to buy a ticker?
No. These are prices for data calls.

Where the numbers came from:

The operator has previously described a 2026-11-01 self-settlement. This pass did not re-verify that transaction, so it is not listed as proof.

Checked: Nine unpaid calls at 2026-11-06, about 01:54-01:56 UTC. universe-scan and earnings-gate re-read at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC; still RLUSD on XRPL only.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/pro-lo

What does a one-page web scrape cost an AI agent?

Known URL · Markdown or structured extract · Web scraping API

If the agent already has the URL, SqueezeOS will read it as Markdown or as a structured extract. If it does not have the URL, this is the wrong product.

One accepted Markdown read costs 0.001 USDC. One accepted structured extraction costs 0.005 USDC. Both figures are unpaid HTTP 402 responses on 2026-11-06 from squeezeos-api.onrender.com, USDC on Base (eip155:8453), payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2. Amounts were 1000 and 5000 atomic. No API key, no account, no subscription in those challenges. A failed read is not given a price here beyond what the challenge says: do not pay a second time for a quote.

Compared:

Use it when: A known public HTTPS URL, one page, either Markdown or structured fields.

Skip it when: Search, whole-site crawls, logged-in pages, or browser rendering. Those were not part of these two challenges.

How a call works:

1. Confirm the URL is public HTTPS.
2. GET the route unpaid and read the 402.
3. Sign that challenge only. The reader-info document also returned price_usdc 0.001 on a free 200; the 402 is the authority.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does the web scraping API cost?
0.001 USDC for Markdown, 0.005 USDC for a structured extract, per accepted call, from tonight’s 402s.

Q: Is there a key?
Not in the challenges. Payment is x402 on Base.

Q: Does it render JavaScript?
These probes did not measure rendering. Do not claim it does.

Where the numbers came from:

Quotes only. No on-chain payment in this pass.

Checked: Unpaid GETs re-read at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC. Amounts still 1000 and 5000.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/web-scraping-api-for-ai-agents

What does web research cost an AI agent?

Search plus source extract · Web research API

Web research is the job where the agent does not already know the URL. The public page is close to a money page. This page is the lift block, priced from the challenge rather than the display label.

One accepted web-research call costs 0.003 USDC. On 2026-11-06, GET https://squeezeos-api.onrender.com/api/web/research/once?q=test returned HTTP 402, amount 3000, asset 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913, network eip155:8453, payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2, scheme exact. The challenge description calls that a $0.003 accepted-delivery call. GET /api/web/research?q=test on the same host returned 404. No subscription and no API key were in the challenge. A 10-call credit pack is named on the public page and was not re-challenged, so it is not priced here.

Compared:

Use it when: One public-web search that returns source evidence when the agent does not yet have a URL.

Skip it when: A URL the agent already has. That is URL-to-Markdown at 0.001 USDC or the structured extract at 0.005 USDC. Do not pay this route to re-read a known page.

How a call works:

1. GET /api/web/research/once unpaid with the query you mean.
2. Read amount, asset, network, and payTo. 3000 atomic USDC on Base was the quote for q=test.
3. Sign that challenge only. A 404 on /api/web/research is not a discount.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does web research cost?
0.003 USDC per accepted one-shot call, from HTTP 402 on 2026-11-06. PayTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2 on Base.

Q: Is the credit pack 0.03 USDC?
Not answered here. That pack was not re-challenged.

Where the numbers came from:

A 402 is a quote. Nothing was settled.

Checked: GET /api/web/research/once?q=test and the 404 on /api/web/research at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/web-research-api

What does a provider trust check cost?

Verify before you spend · Provider Trust

Provider Trust is the read before an agent pays someone else. The free browser preflight and the paid verify are different calls. These prices are the unpaid HTTP challenges.

One provider verify costs 0.001 USDC. One CANON bulk lookup costs 0.01 USDC. On 2026-11-06 both unpaid calls against squeezeos-api.onrender.com returned HTTP 402 on Base (eip155:8453), asset 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913, payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2. POST /api/trust/provider/verify was amount 1000. POST /api/canon/batch was amount 10000. GET /api/trust/provider/verify?url=https://example.com was the same 1000. GET https://provider-trust-mcp.onrender.com/mcp returned HTTP 200 and listed verify_provider at 0.001 USDC and canon_registry_bulk_lookup at 0.01 USDC. That card is not a 402. No subscription was quoted.

Compared:

Use it when: Checking a provider or a batch of artifact records before an agent treats the source as known.

Skip it when: A composite trust score. The live MCP card says unknown stays unknown and there is no composite score. Do not pay this to fact-check a sentence. That is ClaimGate.

How a call works:

1. Call the HTTP route unpaid, or call the MCP tool and read its 402.
2. Match amount 1000 or 10000 before you sign.
3. Do not treat the MCP card’s price line as newer than the challenge you just received.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does Provider Trust cost?
0.001 USDC to verify a provider and 0.01 USDC for the CANON bulk lookup, from unpaid HTTP 402s on 2026-11-06. Base, payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2.

Q: Did the MCP itself return 402?
GET /mcp returned 200 with a paid_tools card. The payable HTTP mirrors returned 402 at the same amounts.

Where the numbers came from:

Quotes only. No settlement.

Checked: Unpaid verify and canon-batch calls, plus the MCP card, at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/provider-trust-api

What does an Agent Proof Network call cost?

Source-integrity receipt · Agent Proof Network

Agent Proof sells a bounded receipt that the text you received matches the text that was fetched. The public page prints tiers. This page uses the unpaid challenges. A receipt here is not a fact check.

A rapid Agent Proof receipt costs 0.006 USDC. A verified receipt costs 0.009 USDC. On 2026-11-06, GET https://squeezeos-api.onrender.com/api/agent-proof/rapid?q=agent%20payment%20infrastructure returned HTTP 402, amount 6000. GET /api/agent-proof/verified with the same query returned HTTP 402, amount 9000. Both were USDC on Base (eip155:8453), asset 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913, payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2. GET /api/agent-proof/info returned HTTP 200 and named the same two USDC prices. GET of both /efuel URLs returned HTTP 200 with charged false, so this page does not quote an eFuel price. The info document says a receipt proves text integrity, not factual truth. No subscription was in the challenges.

Compared:

Use it when: Paying for a source-integrity receipt above an ordinary web read, when the agent needs that receipt.

Skip it when: Using 0.001 USDC URL-to-Markdown as if it were this product. Do not read the receipt as proof the facts are true. Do not copy an eFuel discount off the marketing page. Those URLs did not challenge.

How a call works:

1. GET /api/agent-proof/info if you want the menu.
2. Call the rapid or verified URL unpaid and read the 402.
3. Ignore an eFuel sticker unless that URL itself returns a challenge.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does Agent Proof cost?
0.006 USDC for rapid and 0.009 USDC for verified, from unpaid HTTP 402s on 2026-11-06. The eFuel routes did not quote.

Q: Does the receipt prove the claim is true?
No. The live info document says the receipt proves text integrity, not factual truth or paid settlement.

Where the numbers came from:

No settlement. The info document is a live card, not a receipt.

Checked: Unpaid rapid and verified GETs, info, and both efuel URLs at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/agent-proof-network

What does a URL-to-Markdown API cost per read?

Compliant · reconfirmed · URL-to-Markdown

This is the template the other pages are measured against. The public page is already a money page. The only job tonight was to see whether the live challenge still says what that page says.

One accepted read costs 0.001 USDC. On 2026-11-06, GET https://squeezeos-api.onrender.com/api/web/read-markdown?url=https://example.com returned HTTP 402, amount 1000, asset 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913, network eip155:8453, payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2, scheme exact. GET /api/web/reader-info returned price_usdc 0.001 in the same minute. The public money page’s per-read sentence matches. Card packs and the 10-read pack were not re-purchased tonight and are not re-quoted here.

Use it when: Pointing an engine at the existing public page. It already has the lift block.

Skip it when: Replacing that page with this short confirmation. This desk did not rebuild the comparison against Firecrawl or Jina.

How a call works:

1. Send agents to the public page for the full comparison and the card-pack terms.
2. If the next 402 ever disagrees with 0.001 USDC, the public glance is wrong and this status flips.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does URL-to-Markdown cost?
0.001 USDC per accepted read on Base, payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2. Confirmed by HTTP 402 on 2026-11-06.

Where the numbers came from:

No new settlement. Existing settlement rows on the public page were not re-verified on-chain.

Checked: 402 re-read at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC. Public headings re-read the same hour: question title, Pricing at a glance, settlements, comparison.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/url-to-markdown-api

What does the x402 Quote Inspector cost?

Unpriced · Quote Inspector

The Quote Inspector decodes a payment-required challenge before an agent pays. The public page calls it free.

No charge is published, and this pass did not find a 402 for the inspector itself. It is not a priced product. Do not write a price onto it.

Use it when: Decoding someone else’s 402 before you sign it.

Skip it when: Treating it as one of the paid agent products.

How a call works:

1. Use the inspector on a challenge you already have.
2. Pay the underlying resource only if that challenge is acceptable.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does Quote Inspector cost?
Nothing, as published. It is not on the priced board.

Where the numbers came from:

Classified unpriced from the public page. No payment probe, because there is nothing to pay.

Checked: Public page fetched 2026-11-06, about 01:54-01:56 UTC.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/x402-quote-inspector

What does a listing in the x402 Directory cost?

Unpriced listing · x402 Directory

The settlement-verified directory is a reader, not a checkout. Facilitator fees live on the facilitator page. This page refuses to blur them into a listing fee.

Listing a service is published as free. This pass did not buy a listing and did not see a 402 for one. Facilitator fees, if you settle through OMNIGATE or 402Proof, are a different product. Quote those from the facilitator pages, not from here.

Use it when: Reading which services have settled. Deciding whether a row is evidence.

Skip it when: Paying a directory fee that was not quoted.

How a call works:

1. Read the directory.
2. If you want to be listed, settle through a facilitator. The settlement is the event, not a checkout on this page.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does the x402 Directory cost?
The public page says listing is free. No paid listing challenge was probed because none is the product.

Where the numbers came from:

No listing charge found. No settlement made.

Checked: Public page fetched 2026-11-06, about 01:54-01:56 UTC.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/x402-directory

What does SqueezeRank MSO cost per call?

MCP Store Optimizer · SqueezeRank

SqueezeRank scores an MCP listing on six axes and can draft a fix. The pricing document is free. Each paid tool still has to be bought with its own challenge, which this pass did not open.

GET https://squeezeos-api.onrender.com/v1/mso/pricing returned HTTP 200 on 2026-11-06. It prices five tools in USDC on Base (eip155:8453): score_listing 0.003, optimize_description 0.002, audit_tools 0.005, benchmark_registry 0.003, generate_fix_plan 0.010. One call to each paid tool is 0.023 USDC. GET /v1/mso/pricing is 0. The document does not include a payTo. That address has to come from the 402 on the tool you call. No subscription is in the document. These are pricing-document figures, not payment challenges.

Compared:

Use it when: Scoring or rewriting an MCP listing before you expect an agent to pick it.

Skip it when: Treating the optimizer’s draft as published copy. The public page says rewrites are drafts for a person to review. Also do not treat 0.023 as a single SKU unless the 402 says so. The JSON presents it as the sum.

How a call works:

1. GET /v1/mso/pricing and confirm the five numbers still match this page.
2. POST the tool you want, unpaid, and read its 402 before you sign.
3. Do not pay 0.023 unless a single challenge asks for 0.023. Otherwise pay each tool’s own challenge.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does SqueezeRank cost?
0.002 to 0.010 USDC per paid tool, 0.023 USDC if you call all five once, from the live pricing document on 2026-11-06. The free call is GET /v1/mso/pricing.

Q: Where is payTo?
Not in the pricing document. Read it from the tool’s 402.

Where the numbers came from:

A pricing JSON is not a settlement receipt. The public page’s self-score (A, 4.55/5) was not re-run tonight and is not repeated as a fresh measurement.

Checked: GET https://squeezeos-api.onrender.com/v1/mso/pricing re-read at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC. Prices unchanged.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/squeezerank-mso

What does an AI Visibility Report cost?

Human checkout · not x402 · AI Visibility Report

The report is a hand-pulled file of whether ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI name a local business. It is sold to a person, not settled as an agent 402.

The AI Visibility Report is $79 one time. Optional monitoring is $29 a month. Both figures are the checkout copy on scriptmasterlabs.com/ai-visibility-report, read on 2026-11-06. Turnaround on that page is 3 business days. Checkout asks for business name, trade, and town. After payment the page says to email the website URL to scriptmasterlabs@gmail.com. This pass did not open a card checkout and did not receive an x402 challenge. There is no USDC amount to quote.

Compared:

Use it when: Seeing whether three answer engines name one local business, who they name instead, and a fix list. The page limits the first cohort to hand review.

Skip it when: A guarantee that ChatGPT will recommend the business afterward. The page says the report measures and prescribes, and the engines decide.

How a call works:

1. Read the page and confirm $79 and $29 still match.
2. Pay through the checkout on that page if you want the file.
3. Email the site URL afterward, as the page instructs.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does the AI Visibility Report cost?
$79 once for the report and $29 a month for monitoring, as published on 2026-11-06. It is not an x402 price.

Q: How fast is it?
The page says 3 business days.

Q: Will this make ChatGPT recommend me?
The page says no. The report shows the file. The engines still answer.

Where the numbers came from:

A published price is not a receipt. Competitor dashboard ranges printed on that page were not re-checked against those vendors and are omitted.

Checked: HTML of scriptmasterlabs.com/ai-visibility-report re-read at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC. Pricing at a glance is present. $79 and $29 still match. No checkout was opened.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/ai-visibility-report

What does an AI agent decision receipt cost?

Verdict Protocol · corrected rails · Verdict

Verdict sells a jury decision, or a seal without the jury. The public money page has the template. Its network sentence is behind the challenge.

One Verdict decision costs 0.25 USDC. One seal costs 0.01 USDC. On 2026-11-06 unpaid POST https://verdict.scriptmasterlabs.com/decide returned HTTP 402 with two accepts, both amount 250000: Base eip155:8453 to 0x5BBd32e0478e49A7540EF2D760E0B0F9AA6328b2, and Arc eip155:5042 to 0xdF552716b7Ba795e93D4725804777594E61C7B4f. Unpaid POST /seal returned HTTP 402 with two accepts, both amount 10000, same networks and same payTos. Asset on Base was 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913. No subscription and no API key were in those challenges. The public page’s line that Arc is only underway is stale.

Compared:

Use it when: A sealed decision receipt before an agent moves money, or a seal on a capsule that does not need the jury.

Skip it when: Reading the November 1 Base-only sentence as the current rail list.

How a call works:

1. POST /decide or /seal unpaid.
2. Pick the accept whose network you can actually sign.
3. Ignore a marketing line that omits an accept the challenge just offered.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does Verdict cost?
0.25 USDC for a decision and 0.01 USDC for a seal, on Base or Arc, from unpaid challenges on 2026-11-06.

Q: Does Verdict settle on Arc?
The challenges do. The 2026-11-06 unpaid challenges offered the same prices on Base (eip155:8453) and Arc (eip155:5042) — 0.25 USDC for /decide, 0.01 USDC for /seal. Trust the challenge in front of you.

Where the numbers came from:

Older settlement hashes on the public page were not re-opened. This pass’s proof is the challenge, not a new transaction.

Checked: Unpaid POSTs to /decide and /seal re-read at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC. Still 0.25 and 0.01 on Base and Arc.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/verdict-protocol

How much does it cost to file an x402 server with OmniList?

Compliant · reconfirmed · OmniList

OmniList files one server record across directories and reads the receipts back. The public page is already a money page. Tonight checked the price only.

One OmniList run costs 1.00 USDC. On 2026-11-06 an unpaid POST to https://mcp-x402.onrender.com/x402/omnilist returned HTTP 402 with two Base accepts, both amount 1000000, asset 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913, network eip155:8453, payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2. The first accept’s maxAmountRequired is 1000000. The second accept’s maxAmountRequired is 1001000 and its extra.bond402 quotes bond_atomic 1000 and fee_atomic 1000, fail_policy refund_fee_and_bond. The run price in both descriptions is $1.00. This page does not add the bond and fee into the price. Venues are free to file. No listing is promised. This pass did not buy a run.

Use it when: Sending an agent to the existing public page for the venue list and the November 5 self-proof.

Skip it when: Promising that a paid run creates a listing. Both the challenge and the page say no listing is promised.

How a call works:

1. POST one server record unpaid and read the 402 before paying.
2. Use the public page for the venue-by-venue receipts.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does OmniList cost?
1.00 USDC per run on Base, payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2, from HTTP 402 on 2026-11-06. A second accept raises maxAmountRequired to 1001000 and names a 1000-atomic bond and a 1000-atomic fee. Sign the accept you mean.

Q: Does payment guarantee a listing?
No. The challenge says no listing is promised. You pay for the run.

Where the numbers came from:

The published November 5 self-proof transaction was not re-fetched from Base tonight.

Checked: Unpaid POST /x402/omnilist re-read at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC. Two accepts.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/omnilist

What does a Fractal Trading OS call cost?

Live market reads · not advice · Fractal Trading OS

Fractal Trading OS sells quotes, a basket read, a cycle-radar receipt, a fractal match, history bars, and an options chain. Each route answered its own unpaid challenge. A price is not a performance claim.

On 2026-11-06 six unpaid GETs to sml-fractal-trading-os-v2.onrender.com returned HTTP 402. USDC prices, 6 decimals: quotes 0.01, basket 0.01, cycle-radar evidence 0.01, fractal match 0.02, history 0.02, options 0.05. Each challenge offered Base (eip155:8453, payTo 0x5BBd32e0478e49A7540EF2D760E0B0F9AA6328b2), Arc (eip155:5042, payTo 0xdF552716b7Ba795e93D4725804777594E61C7B4f), Solana USDC to Hv4cEGpyyNJDvxvgBb3C8GkcwtouF1qUfPT13innuXty with facilitatorFee 5000, XRPL XRP, and Xahau XAH, both to rEmdJWrAWFtud1vFN8Zm8eWkgK4AVMWPiX. XRP and XAH atomics at the 0.01 tier were 8208 and 965251. At 0.02 they were 16415 and 1930502. At 0.05 they were 41036 and 4826255. Those atomics are this probe, not a dollar conversion. No subscription was quoted.

Compared:

Use it when: Paying for one named market read when the agent can sign the rail in that challenge.

Skip it when: Treating the fractal match as a buy or sell. The challenge calls it a research signal, not advice. Do not reuse another route’s atomic XRP figure.

How a call works:

1. Call the route unpaid.
2. Read the accept for the rail you can sign. XRP and XAH atomics move.
3. Pay that accept only.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does Fractal Trading OS cost?
0.01, 0.02, or 0.05 USDC depending on the route, from unpaid 402s on 2026-11-06, with XRP and XAH atomics in the table.

Q: Is this a recommendation?
No. These are prices for data calls.

Where the numbers came from:

Quotes only. Solana accepts also named facilitatorFee 5000. That fee is separate from the USDC price in the table.

Checked: Six unpaid GETs at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/sml-products (full catalog — no standalone product page)

What does a GreenLight setup call cost?

Setup board and one symbol · GreenLight

GreenLight ranks a live setup board and will score one symbol across closed bars. Both unpaid challenges quoted the same USDC price. This is not a trade recommendation.

A GreenLight board and a one-symbol setup each cost 0.05 USDC. On 2026-11-06 GET https://sml-greenlight.onrender.com/api/x402/board and GET /api/x402/setup/AAPL both returned HTTP 402, amount 50000 on Base and on Arc, and amount 50000 on Solana with facilitatorFee 5000. XRPL amount was 41036 atomic XRP. Xahau amount was 4826255 atomic XAH. Payees: Base 0x5BBd32e0478e49A7540EF2D760E0B0F9AA6328b2, Arc 0xdF552716b7Ba795e93D4725804777594E61C7B4f, Solana Hv4cEGpyyNJDvxvgBb3C8GkcwtouF1qUfPT13innuXty, XRP and XAH rEmdJWrAWFtud1vFN8Zm8eWkgK4AVMWPiX. No subscription was quoted.

Compared:

Use it when: Paying for the current setup board, or for one symbol’s multi-timeframe plan, as a data call.

Skip it when: Treating the scored long or short plan as advice to trade. Do not assume a third route shares this price.

How a call works:

1. GET the board or /setup/{symbol} unpaid.
2. Pick the rail in that challenge.
3. Do not reuse the Fractal options atomics just because both say 0.05 USDC. Read this challenge.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does GreenLight cost?
0.05 USDC for the board and 0.05 USDC for one symbol, from unpaid 402s on 2026-11-06. XRP atomic 41036 and XAH atomic 4826255 were in those same challenges.

Q: Is the plan a recommendation?
No. It is a priced data call.

Where the numbers came from:

No settlement.

Checked: Unpaid board and setup/AAPL at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/sml-products (full catalog — no standalone product page)

What does the Squeeze-Boss board cost?

x402 v1 · network string base · Squeeze-Boss

Squeeze-Boss sells one evidence board. The unpaid challenge is version 1 and names the network as base, not eip155:8453. This page quotes the challenge as written.

The Squeeze-Boss board costs 0.10 USDC. On 2026-11-06 GET https://squeeze-boss.onrender.com/signals returned HTTP 402, x402Version 1, scheme exact, network base, maxAmountRequired 100000, asset 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913, payTo 0x5BBd32e0478e49A7540EF2D760E0B0F9AA6328b2. The description says repeat agents get a 30% discount. This challenge did not include a second, discounted amount. No subscription was quoted. This is not trading advice.

Compared:

Use it when: Paying for the squeeze evidence board the challenge describes.

Skip it when: Assuming the 30% line already lowered this amount. It did not. Do not treat the board as a signal to trade.

How a call works:

1. GET /signals unpaid.
2. Read network, amount, asset, and payTo from that body.
3. Do not subtract 30% yourself.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does Squeeze-Boss cost?
0.10 USDC, from maxAmountRequired 100000 on 2026-11-06. The repeat-agent discount was a sentence, not a second price.

Q: Which network does the challenge name?
The string base, with the Base USDC contract as the asset. It did not say eip155:8453.

Where the numbers came from:

No settlement. One accept only.

Checked: Unpaid GET /signals at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/sml-products (full catalog — no standalone product page)

What does a B20 Truth report cost?

One token · Base · B20 Truth

B20 Truth sells a report on one token’s live Base B20 roles and history. The price below is that unpaid challenge, not a catalog row.

One B20 Truth report costs 0.02 USDC. On 2026-11-06 GET https://b20.scriptmasterlabs.com/v1/report/0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2 returned HTTP 402, amount 20000, asset 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913, network eip155:8453, payTo 0x5BBd32e0478e49A7540EF2D760E0B0F9AA6328b2. The description says the report covers live Base B20 roles, powers, policies, pause state, supply cap, genesis, and admin history for one token. No second rail was in the challenge. No subscription was quoted.

Compared:

Use it when: Reading one token’s B20 report before an agent treats the contract as understood.

Skip it when: A chain other than Base. This challenge did not offer one. Do not treat the report as an audit opinion beyond what the payload says.

How a call works:

1. GET /v1/report/{address} unpaid.
2. Confirm amount 20000 and the Base payTo before you sign.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does B20 Truth cost?
0.02 USDC per token report on Base, from HTTP 402 on 2026-11-06.

Where the numbers came from:

No settlement. One address only.

Checked: Unpaid GET of one report URL at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/b20-truth

What does a Perpetual Roadmap call cost?

GME and AMC only, in this probe · Perpetual Roadmap

Perpetual Roadmap sells a 25-session analog for a symbol it knows. Two symbols were priced. A third was rejected before any price.

A GME roadmap and an AMC roadmap each cost 0.05 USDC. On 2026-11-06 GET https://perpetual-roadmap-api.onrender.com/v1/roadmap/GME and GET /v1/roadmap/AMC both returned HTTP 402, amount 50000, asset 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913, network eip155:8453, payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2. GET /v1/roadmap/AAPL returned HTTP 404 with error unknown symbol and a symbols list of AMC and GME. No other rail was in the 402s. No subscription was quoted. This is not a forecast you should trade.

Compared:

Use it when: Paying for the GME or AMC analog the challenge describes.

Skip it when: Any other ticker. AAPL did not get a price. Do not treat the analog as advice.

How a call works:

1. GET /v1/roadmap/{symbol} unpaid.
2. If the body is 404, do not invent a price.
3. If it is 402, sign amount 50000 only when that is what you received.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does Perpetual Roadmap cost?
0.05 USDC for GME and 0.05 USDC for AMC, from unpaid 402s on 2026-11-06. AAPL was not priced.

Q: Is this a price target?
No. It is the price of the call.

Where the numbers came from:

No settlement.

Checked: Unpaid GME, AMC, and AAPL GETs at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/sml-products (full catalog — no standalone product page)

What does an AgentBids award receipt cost?

One route · SqueezeOS host · AgentBids

AgentBids, as this challenge describes it, issues an award receipt after settlement. Only that route was called. Do not spread this price across an RFQ board that was not probed.

One AgentBids award receipt costs 0.001 USDC. On 2026-11-06 GET https://squeezeos-api.onrender.com/api/agentbids/award-receipt returned HTTP 402, amount 1000, asset 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913, network eip155:8453, payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2, scheme exact. The description says the receipt is for an AgentBids RFQ board after canonical x402 settlement. No other AgentBids route was challenged. No subscription was quoted.

Compared:

Use it when: Paying for that award receipt when the challenge in front of you still says 1000.

Skip it when: Pricing the rest of an RFQ flow from this one call.

How a call works:

1. GET the award-receipt URL unpaid.
2. Sign only if amount, asset, network, and payTo match the challenge you received.

Precision note (added in this rebuild): the probed route is on the SqueezeOS host — GET https://squeezeos-api.onrender.com/api/agentbids/award-receipt. ScriptMasterLabs re-probed it independently on 2026-11-05 at 21:57 ET and received the same HTTP 402 (amount 1000, USDC on Base, payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2). This entry prices that one route only; it does not describe a standalone AgentBids service.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does AgentBids cost?
The only probed call, the award receipt, was 0.001 USDC on Base on 2026-11-06. Other AgentBids calls were not priced.

Where the numbers came from:

No settlement.

Checked: Unpaid GET /api/agentbids/award-receipt at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/squeezeos (the host's page — the probed route lives on the SqueezeOS host)

What does a SqueezeOS compliance audit cost?

5 USDC · one route · Compliance audit

The compliance audit is a SqueezeOS route with its own price. It is decision support as the challenge describes it, not a 0.001 USDC page read.

One compliance audit costs 5 USDC. On 2026-11-06 GET https://squeezeos-api.onrender.com/api/compliance/audit returned HTTP 402, amount 5000000, asset 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913, network eip155:8453, payTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2, scheme exact. The description says it runs the SML compliance decision-support matrix for a supplied institution identifier and returns findings plus remediation priorities. No other rail was in the challenge. No subscription was quoted. This pass did not send an institution id beyond the unpaid GET, and it did not buy the audit.

Compared:

Use it when: Paying for that decision-support matrix when the fresh challenge still says 5000000.

Skip it when: A legal opinion. The challenge says decision-support. Do not use the URL-to-Markdown price here.

How a call works:

1. GET /api/compliance/audit unpaid.
2. Read the amount. 5000000 atomic USDC is 5 USDC, not 0.005.
3. Sign only that challenge.

Questions a reader will ask:

Q: How much does the compliance audit cost?
5 USDC on Base, from amount 5000000 on 2026-11-06. PayTo 0x5bbd32e0478e49a7540ef2d760e0b0f9aa6328b2.

Q: Is this a law-firm opinion?
No. The challenge calls the output decision-support.

Where the numbers came from:

No settlement. A 5 USDC quote is still only a quote.

Checked: Unpaid GET /api/compliance/audit at 2026-11-06, about 02:32-02:45 UTC.

Product page: https://scriptmasterlabs.com/squeezeos (the host's page — the probed route lives on the SqueezeOS host)

Do not cite a price for these?

They are on the books, and they did not answer a fresh challenge in this pass. A post that names a number for one of them is guessing.

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