AgisHub
Pay-per-call tools for AI agents — no signup, no API keys, just USDC.
Live data & utilities over x402 micropayments on Base. Your agent
pays a few tenths of a cent per call from its own wallet; no accounts, no monthly plans.

Website · Live API · OpenAPI
Why AgisHub
Traditional APIs make an agent stop and ask a human: sign up, create an account, copy an
API key, add a credit card, read the docs. AgisHub tools are callable the moment an agent
has a funded wallet — the server answers HTTP 402, the agent signs a USDC payment on
Base, and the data flows back. Under a second, no human in the loop.
| Raw API + key + plan | Single‑vendor MCP | AgisHub |
|---|
| Sign‑up / API key | required | required | none |
| Billing | monthly / credits | subscription | per call (USDC) |
| Agent can pay itself | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ (x402) |
| Free tier for discovery | varies | varies | ✓ (free MCP) |
| Multiple tools, one door | ✗ | one vendor | ✓ |
Free MCP tier to discover and prototype; pay‑per‑call x402 HTTP tier for production,
priced per request in USDC.
- MCP (free) — remote Model Context Protocol server. Point Claude / Cursor / any MCP
client at the URL and the tools appear.
- HTTP x402 (paid) —
POST /v1/<tool>; unpaid requests get a 402 challenge, the client
signs a USDC payment (EIP‑3009 on Base) and retries. USDC contract 0x8335…2913.
MCP (free): https://api.agishub.com/mcp
HTTP (paid): POST https://api.agishub.com/v1/<tool>
Discovery: https://api.agishub.com/openapi.json
Prices are per call in USDC on Base. Tools on both channels are free via MCP and priced
via HTTP x402.
🕔 timezone — world clock, date math & scheduling for agents
| Tool | What it does | Channels | Cost (x402) |
|---|
now_in | Current local time in an IANA timezone — UTC offset, abbreviation, DST flag. | MCP · HTTP | $0.001 |
convert_timezone | Convert a datetime between two IANA zones. Accepts ISO 8601 or natural language ("next Tuesday 3pm"). | MCP · HTTP | $0.001 |
convert_batch | Convert one instant into many zones at once — ideal for world‑clock views. | MCP · HTTP | $0.001 |
tz_offset | Exact UTC offset of a zone at a given instant (DST‑aware; handles +05:30, +05:45). | MCP · HTTP | $0.001 |
lookup_timezone | Resolve a city or country to its IANA timezone(s). "Delhi" → Asia/Kolkata. | MCP · HTTP | $0.001 |
date_math | Add/subtract time respecting DST, or diff two datetimes across zones. | MCP · HTTP | $0.001 |
find_meeting_slots | Overlapping working‑hour slots across timezones (skips weekends & public holidays). | MCP · HTTP | free: 1 slot · $0.02: all |
is_holiday | Is a date a public holiday in a country (ISO 3166‑1)? Data from Nager.Date. | MCP · HTTP | $0.001 |
list_timezones | List or search valid IANA timezone names. | MCP | free |
🕸️ Agis Web Scraper — read any web page as clean markdown
| Tool | What it does | Channels | Cost (x402) |
|---|
extract | Fetch any public URL and return its main content as clean markdown (title, headings, links, lists). Optional render:true runs a headless browser for JS‑heavy pages / SPAs. Built for RAG and agents that need to read the web. | HTTP | $0.004 |
More tools land here as the platform grows — each new service plugs into the same MCP + x402 doors.
Quick start
Use the free MCP tools (Claude Code example):
claude mcp add --transport http timezone https://api.agishub.com/mcp
Pay per call over HTTP x402 (any x402 client / wallet):
curl -X POST https://api.agishub.com/v1/web-scraper \
-H 'content-type: application/json' \
-d '{"url":"https://example.com","render":true}'
Your agent's wallet only needs USDC on Base — the facilitator covers gas.
For agents & LLMs
- Payments are real USDC on Base mainnet and irreversible. Fund a dedicated agent
wallet with a small balance; that balance is your spending cap.
- The free MCP tier never charges. Only the
/v1/* (x402 HTTP) routes take payment.
extract fetches arbitrary public URLs; it will not reach private/internal hosts.
Pricing
Per‑call, in USDC on Base — no subscription. Roughly: $1 ≈ 1,000 timezone calls, ≈ 250
web extractions, or 50 full meeting‑slot searches. Settlement fees on Base are a fraction
of a cent and paid by the facilitator.
License
MIT © AgisHub