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Four products, each synchronous, each one x402 micropayment, no account: GET /v1/domain?name= ($0.005) answers a domain's registration (RDAP), live DNS, TLS certificate, and HTTP front door in one JSON; POST /v1/translate ($0.01) translates up to 2,000 characters with the source detected; POST /v1/convert ($0.01) turns HTML, Markdown, a URL, or a PDF into Markdown, HTML, or text; POST /v1/render ($0.02) renders a URL or your HTML into a PDF or a PNG.
Nothing a customer sends is stored: the answer is in the paid response and there is no id, no secret, and nothing to poll. Refusals (malformed requests, private addresses, unreachable targets, upstream outages) happen before payment and cost nothing.
The fetcher follows Stumble's URL policy: public addresses only, standard ports, a connect-time address guard, at most four redirects, at most 2MB, an honest user agent, and a policy page at /bot.
Discovery surfaces from the first day: llms.txt, llms-full.txt, openapi.json, pricing.json, the x402 manifest, an MCP endpoint with five tools, and a changelog with an Atom feed.