Pricing

Calculator endpoints (above free tier)

When an IP exceeds the 1,000 free calls/day, individual calculator endpoints are priced per call. Payment settles via x402 USDC on Base or Solana mainnets. Your agent wallet handles payment automatically — no API key configuration.

Composite endpoints (always paid)

10 multi-step endpoints that bundle 5-15 underlying calculations into a single response. These are designed for agent workflows where the agent wants the analysis done end-to-end rather than coordinating multiple tool calls. Priced per call, settled via x402.

QuantOracle Live — fresh market data + compute

Every other endpoint is pure math on inputs you supply — the 73 calculators stay genuinely zero-dependency (no market data, no third-party APIs). The Live tier is the deliberate exception: you supply just a ticker, and we fetch fresh market data and run the computation, so your agent never has to source or maintain a data feed. It's the one tier priced from the first call (it isn't part of the 1,000/day calculator free tier).

20 free calls per IP per day, then pay-per-call via x402 (Base or Solana). You pay for the freshness and the data pipeline — not the math.

QuantOracle Watch — 24/7 position monitoring

Every other endpoint answers once. Watch is the standing service: register a crypto perp position and an isolated watcher re-evaluates it every 60 seconds — funding-adjusted liquidation distance (warn/critical bands), funding-rate flips, vol-regime changes — and sends HMAC-signed webhook alerts. Alerts are also recorded server-side, so the free trial needs zero infrastructure: just poll the status endpoint.

The math: a DIY loop polling liquidation-price once a minute past the free tier costs ~$7.20/day in per-call fees. Watch is $5 per position per 30 days, checks just as often, and folds funding drift into the liquidation estimate. No exchange keys, no custody — read-only market data in, webhooks out. Full walkthrough →

Batch endpoint — bundle up to 100 calls

/v1/batch accepts a JSON array of up to 100 sub-requests and returns all results in one response. Useful when your agent has already decided what 50+ computations to run — multi-asset portfolio audits, option-chain sweeps, scenario analyses — and wants to dispatch them with one HTTP roundtrip and one x402 settlement instead of N.

Example: price an option chain in one call

curl -X POST https://api.quantoracle.dev/v1/batch \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "requests": [
      {"endpoint": "options/price", "params": {"S":100,"K":95,"T":0.25,"r":0.05,"sigma":0.2}},
      {"endpoint": "options/price", "params": {"S":100,"K":100,"T":0.25,"r":0.05,"sigma":0.2}},
      {"endpoint": "options/price", "params": {"S":100,"K":105,"T":0.25,"r":0.05,"sigma":0.2}},
      {"endpoint": "options/price", "params": {"S":100,"K":110,"T":0.25,"r":0.05,"sigma":0.2}}
    ]
  }'

# → {"batch_size": 4, "total_price_usdc": 0.02,
#    "results": [
#      {"endpoint": "options/price", "status": 200, "data": {"price": 7.71, ...}},
#      {"endpoint": "options/price", "status": 200, "data": {"price": 4.62, ...}},
#      ...
#    ],
#    "ms": 142}

Your first batch call is free — one per IP, no wallet required. Bundle up to 100 calculations and see exactly how it works before paying for anything. After that, batches are charged as the total_price_usdc shown in the response (the sum of component prices). If you only need a handful of calls, route through the individual free endpoints instead.

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