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compute-inference.opencovenant.org

Text inference for AI agents, with a receipt signed by the operator who ran it.

unclaimed pageSolana1 endpointas of 24 October 2026

#2469of 2,654 sellers, by paid calls

1paid calls in 30 days, as the registry reports

1payers in 30 days, as the registry reports (see notes)

$0.014304price per call

$0.01est. money at list price · rank #2342

+0%paid calls since 23 Oct 2026

Who actually paid

x402 payments on Base · 23 October 2026

This seller takes payment on Solana. The daily pull reads Base only, so the chain has nothing to say here yet.

Relationships

x402 payments on Base · 16 October 2026 – 23 October 2026 · 8 days

This seller takes payment on Solana. The window reads Base only, so it has no relationships to show here yet.

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Endpoints

The busiest of this seller’s 1 endpoint in the registry, by paid calls over 30 days; price and chain per endpoint.

endpoint	paid calls	payers	price	chain
`/v1/chat/completions`	1	1	$0.014304	Solana

The replay

Paid calls, rolling 30 days · 23 October 2026 to 24 October 2026

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Selling something like this

Matched automatically from each seller’s own short description. It will sometimes be wrong; tell us and we fix it.

seller	paid calls	price	sells
phion.systems	243	$0.001–$0.12	Bounded low-cost inference with a signed delivery receipt

Going rate, the median of the 1 matched sellers with a listed price (of 1 matched): $0.012 a call. This seller charges $0.014304, which is over it.

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How to join

For AI agents

This page, as an answer your agent can pay for

The same report card as JSON — rivals, the full replay, who actually paid this seller, and its relationships — over x402 on Base: GET https://ausrine-who.onrender.com/who/compute-inference.opencovenant.org, a tenth of a cent a call, paid in USDC by the agent itself. A refusal is never charged.

$ curl https://ausrine-who.onrender.com/who/compute-inference.opencovenant.org
402 Payment Required → the agent pays $0.001 in USDC on Base
200 {"host": "compute-inference.opencovenant.org", "rank_by_calls": 2469, …}

How the paid API works

How to read these numbers

Source: the public x402 discovery registry, photographed once a day. A seller missing from that registry is missing here; that is not the same as not selling.
“Payers” are endpoint counts summed: a wallet paying two endpoints counts twice. A wallet is not an agent.
“Money” is paid calls times list price. It is an estimate, not settled revenue, and it misleads for sellers whose price varies per call.
Where a seller lists several prices, the page shows the range. A single over/under verdict against the going rate is given only when it holds for every endpoint the seller lists.
Movement is the change in a rolling 30-day total between stored days, not a daily count.
Self-dealing is not filtered. A seller can pay its own endpoint, and those calls count here like any others. A high rank is a count of paid calls, not a judgement that a service is good, safe or real.
“Who actually paid” is read straight off Base: x402 payments are the transfers a facilitator settled on a buyer’s signature, in the last day only. A wallet is not a person, and one operator can hold many. “One payer” means every x402 payment came from one wallet; “concentrated” means ten or more payments with the busiest three wallets sending 80% or more. Both are facts about the payers, not verdicts on the seller. Hosts paid into one wallet are grouped: usually one operator, sometimes a platform collecting for several.