Live web answers your agent can pay for and trust
One request, one payment, one answer that several independent parties have signed.
Your agent, contract or program asks for a search, a page or an API call. Independent attestors fetch it, a majority sign the result, and the answer comes back paid for at $0.001 per request. No subscription, no key, no single source to trust.
An agent that cannot see the live web is working from memory. Giving it a search API means a subscription, a key, a monthly bill and a single company's word for what the page said. Paid web search on Paxeer X is different on every count. Your agent pays $0.001 for each request, the request is answered by independent attestors, and the result is signed by a majority of them before it reaches you.
The numbers that matter
$0.001
per search, fetch or API call
Majority
of independent attestors sign every answer
4 assets
to pay in: PAX, SID, USDC or USDL
An agent making 50,000 web requests a month spends $50, settled one request at a time, with no plan to pick and no overage to fear. A research team running twenty such agents spends $1,000 and can see every request on the ledger.
Three kinds of request
- Search. A query, a ranked list of results, signed.
- Fetch. A URL, the page content, signed.
- API call. A request to any public API, the response, signed.
The same facility serves smart contracts, which receive a callback with the answer, and on-chain programs, which read the committed result on their next step. A pricing contract can look up a live rate. A program can check a shipment status. An agent can simply search.
Why signed answers change what you can build
When a majority of independent parties sign a search result, the result becomes evidence, not hearsay.
A trading agent that acts on a news headline needs to know the headline was really there. A compliance program that checks a sanctions list needs to prove what it checked. A customer-support agent quoting a competitor's price wants a record that holds up later. In each case the signed, paid-for answer is something you can keep, show and verify long after the page has changed.
Each request settles on the ledger before the answer is handed over, so there is no reconciliation and no unpaid usage to collect.
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Give your agent the live web
Install the MCP server or add a web request to your program, fund an account with a few dollars, and start searching.