Pricing
Pay per call. Nothing else.
Your agent pays the listed price per call, from a wallet you fund. No plan, no minimum.
Pricing in numbers
- Callable prices
- 4
- Payable today.
- Cheapest call
- $0.002
- In the table below.
- Sourcy fee
- $0
- In this build.
Every price. From the catalogue, as it is.
| Capability | Provider | Operation | Price per call | Measured health |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ad research | ScrapeCreators | search_ads | $0.002 | 100% ok · p50 5.3 s · 2 calls |
| Image generation | Recraft | generate | $0.007 | 100% ok · p50 1.5 s · 2 calls |
| Review data | HasData | get_reviews | $0.005 | not measured yet |
| Video generation | Runway API | image_to_video | $0.25 | 100% ok · p50 24.4 s · 2 calls |
Health: success rate and median time from Sourcy's own test calls.
What it costs. An example month.
1,000 calls a month at $0.002 each.
$2.00a month, in USDC
Example. The price comes from the catalogue; the volume is yours to pick. Failed calls and blocked purchases are not charged.
What you pay for. And what you never do.
Charged.
- A call that succeeded, at the price shown before the agent paid.
Not charged.
- A call that failed or timed out.
- A purchase your rules blocked.
- Searching the catalogue and comparing prices.
- Connecting an agent, or setting up a wallet.
Questions. Plain answers.
What does Sourcy charge on top of the price?
Nothing in this build. The price per call in the table is what the agent pays, and it goes to the provider's wallet.
Is there a plan, a minimum or a monthly fee?
No. You add funds to the agent's wallet and it pays per call. Unused balance stays in the wallet.
Are failed calls charged?
No. Sourcy verifies the payment, runs the call, and settles only when the call succeeds. If the provider fails or times out, the payment is not settled.
Are blocked purchases charged?
No. Your rules (a maximum per purchase, a daily cap, allowed categories) are checked before any payment. A blocked purchase is recorded with the reason and nothing is paid.
Who pays the network fee?
With x402's exact scheme on Base the facilitator submits the transfer, so the agent's wallet needs only USDC.
Why do some providers have no price?
They are indexed: Sourcy has found their public docs but has not read them yet, so there is no confirmed price per call and Sourcy cannot call them. They appear here once they are live.