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Data Monetization (x402)

Expose priced, metered endpoints and let external AI agents pay you per call.

The problem

AI agents are becoming customers for data and services, but they can't sign up, hold a credit card, or wait for an invoice. The web has no native way for them to pay.

HTTP 402 “Payment Required” was reserved for exactly this and never used. x402 revives it: an agent calls your endpoint, gets a 402 with payment terms, pays programmatically, and retries with proof — settled in the background, no account.

What we build

  • Priced, metered endpoints in front of your data or service.
  • The x402 payment flow: 402 challenge, payment verification, metered access.
  • Usage metering, rate limits, and per-caller quotas.
  • Settlement and reporting, so you can see what agents paid for.
  • Guardrails so a paying caller still can't exceed their scope.

How it works

  1. Identify the data or capability worth charging for, and the unit to price on.
  2. Put a gateway in front of it that speaks x402.
  3. Wire metering, quotas, and settlement.
  4. Publish the endpoint and its terms for agents to discover.

What you get

  • Live x402-priced endpoints.
  • Metering, quota, and settlement dashboards.
  • Caller-facing docs and pricing terms.

Run it your way

Every build ships one of two ways. Most engagements start managed and move in-house once the team is ready — some stay managed for good.

Self-hosted

Runs in your own cloud account — AWS, GCP, or Azure. Your keys, your data boundary, your network. We provision it as infrastructure as code, configure it, and hand over the repository and runbooks. Your team operates it; we’re on call if you want us to be.

Managed by TaskBreaker

We run it in our infrastructure. You get an endpoint and an SLA. We own upgrades, patching, monitoring, spend caps, and on-call. It’s the fastest path to production and the least for your team to carry.

how we build
  • Cloudflare Workers and the x402 scheme for the payment challenge and settlement.
  • Your API or data source behind the gateway, unchanged.
  • Metering and quotas enforced at the edge; an audit log of every paid call.
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