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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.corbits.dev/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Any company can sell access to their APIs through Corbits. Set up a Proxy for your API, list it in the Discovery Service, and consumers can find and pay for your endpoints using the x402 protocol. No API keys, no accounts, no billing setup — just a crypto wallet and a request. The merchants listed below are examples of what’s available today. New merchants are being added regularly, and the live catalog is always available through the Discovery API.

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How it works

1

Find a merchant

Browse the examples below, or search the Discovery API to see everything currently available.
2

Check endpoints and pricing

Each merchant page lists available endpoints and per-request pricing. You can also query this programmatically via the Discovery API.
3

Make a paid call

Use the @faremeter/rides SDK or the Corbits Skill to call the proxy URL. Payment is handled automatically.

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Example merchants

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Inference

OpenAI

GPT models, embeddings, image generation, and the full OpenAI API

Anthropic Claude

Claude models via the Anthropic Messages API

Nous Research

Open-source AI models from Nous Research

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Search & Enrichment

Firecrawl

Web scraping, crawling, and structured data extraction

OpenRouter

Unified gateway to 200+ AI models from multiple providers

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Blockchain Data

Triton

Solana RPC node operated by Triton

Helius

Solana RPC and enhanced APIs from Helius

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Discover all merchants

This page only highlights a few examples. The full catalog of available merchants is always accessible through the Discovery API: 
# List all available proxies
curl "https://api.corbits.dev/api/v1/proxies?limit=100"

# Search by name or keyword
curl "https://api.corbits.dev/api/v1/search?q=openai"
You can also use the Corbits Skill to search interactively from your terminal.

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Become a merchant

Want to sell access to your API on Corbits? Create a Proxy for your API, set per-endpoint pricing, and list it in Discovery so consumers and agents can find it. No code changes required.