In the P0 snapshot of the Coinbase x402 Bazaar dated 2026-10-25, half of the 49,735 x402 services that declare a price charge $0.01 per call or less; 10% charge $0.002 or less and 90% charge $0.04 or less. Weighted by estimated spend, the median API-sized paid call (listed up to $1) is $0.02 (demand metrics of 2026-10-25).
Data as of 2026-10-25 · Source: P0 snapshot of the Coinbase x402 Bazaar discovery feed (2026-10-25); P0 demand metrics (catalog calls x listed price) (2026-10-25)
The numbers
Listed services
49,735
Declare a price above $0 (up to $1,000)
49,735
List a price of $0
0
Priced above $1,000 (excluded as outliers)
0
10th percentile price per call
$0.002
Median price per call
$0.01
90th percentile price per call
$0.04
Cheapest / dearest priced service
$0.00001 / $1,000
Spend-weighted median price of API-sized paid calls
$0.02
The full answer
/price - $0.04 per call: the same bands for one capability (?q=) and for the 25 biggest categories, with how many services charge nothing
/search - $0.04 per call: the services that match a capability, ranked by relevance weighted by paying wallets and calls
Paid routes answer HTTP 402 with the payment requirements until paid over x402 or MPP (no account or key); see how to pay, pay without a client, OpenAPI. The figures on this page are also at ?format=json.
How this was measured
A price is what the seller declares in its 402 response; a service that lists $0 charges nothing and is counted separately, so zero prices do not drag the median down. Percentile = the value at that rank among the sorted priced services.
Prices above $1,000 per call are excluded as obvious typos and counted separately.
Listed price is not paid price: a seller may charge less than it lists, and variable-amount routes list their maximum.
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