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See supported components, available condition strata, trust status, and the live query price.
GET /api/x402/pricing/catalogx402 price intelligence
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Your agent found the listing. Hardware Hunter gives it the comparable market price, sample size, and provenance behind the number. No account. About one cent per trusted result.
Free discovery · Live network in catalog · HTTP 402
One useful transaction
Price the question before buying the answer.
Discovery stays free. Payment happens only when Hardware Hunter has a trusted benchmark to return.
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The server returns payment requirements that describe the network, amount, recipient, and data contract.
GET /api/x402/pricing/component/{id}Pay and retry
An x402-aware client signs the payment, retries the request, and receives the benchmark with settlement proof.
402 → PAYMENT-SIGNATURE → 200What you are buying
A benchmark with receipts.
Every published number comes from distinct comparable listings in a rolling 90-day window. The response tells your agent exactly why the cohort is trusted.
No trusted data, no charge.
Unknown and insufficient components return a truthful free response. Hardware Hunter never takes payment for an empty benchmark.
Provider-established currencyconfirmed
Source-backed conditionconfirmed
One price per distinct listingdeduped
Minimum publication samplepassed
Policy and provenance metadataincluded
Honest coverage
Focused where the evidence is strong.
The paid catalog currently covers a curated set of flagship components, including GPUs and high-capacity storage. Condition-specific benchmarks appear only when their evidence clears the publication threshold. This is price history, not a forecast or an autonomous shopping service.
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