Pricing
Priced per call, because the consumer is a loop
An agent evaluating a $2M order should be able to spend a fraction of a cent finding out what that order fills at. That transaction cannot require a procurement conversation.
- Verification
Free
permanently
The credibility layer. Not a trial, not a funnel, not rate-limited by identity.
- Every published number, checkable
- The fragility board
- Published depth history
- No account, no key, no expiry
- Pre-trade call
Per call
USDC via x402
One check before one order. No signup flow, no key rotation policy, no human in the loop.
- Fill estimate for a stated size
- Depth ladder and stress window
- Evidence link on every result
- Sub-second response target
- Stream and alerts
Per call
or subscription
Delivery into an existing execution or risk stack, rather than a dashboard someone has to watch.
- Threshold alerts by webhook
- Continuous stream delivery
- Portfolio scoring by address
- Re-arm hysteresis you control
- Bulk history
Negotiated
full series export
The raw recorded series, for teams that want to score their own execution model against it.
- Every snapshot, every pool
- JSON or CSV
- Method version on every row
- Independent reproduction encouraged
Why per-call rather than a seat license
A pre-trade check that saves 40 bps on a $5M order returned $20,000 of value for a sub-cent call. Per-call pricing keeps that economics visible instead of burying it in an annual contract that has to be justified to someone who never sees the orders.
It also means the buyer does not have to be a company. It can be a wallet, a strategy, or a loop that will run for six hours and then stop existing — none of which can sign an order form.
What is actually live
Three things: continuous depth recording since 22 August 2026, keyless verification, and the disclosed measurement method. All three are free. Everything with a price attached is roadmap, and this page says so rather than selling forward.