HTTPayer

What it does

Thousands of premium APIs sit behind a 402 wall no agent can get through. HTTPayer is the missing piece. Drop our MCP into Claude Code, OpenClaw, Hermes, or any agent framework, top up from $5 via Stripe, set a daily spending limit, and your agent pays for real data and services on its own. No wallets, no blockchain, no code. x402 now, MPP coming soon. The universal payment router for agentic AI.

HTTPayer is the payment layer for autonomous software. Handles x402 micropayments automatically — no wallets, no subscriptions, no friction. MCP server, Agent Skills, and dashboard included.

HTTPayer lets software pay software. Automated, usage-based payments over HTTP. No subscriptions. No invoices. No friction. HTTPayer turns HTTP 402 into a fully automated payment flow. Any request can become a paid request, without changing how software is built. The HTTPayer dashboard gives developers and teams full control. No wallets. No smart contracts. Top up instantly with a card. Credits convert to USDC and route to any x402 endpoint. Generate, rotate, and scope keys per project or environment. All from one place. Separate credit pools, usage limits, and invoices for each team or organization. See spend per key, per endpoint, and per org. Understand exactly where credits go. Explore…from httpayer.com

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