Check a seller
Enter a service and see who pays it, whether buyers come back, and how much of it counts as organic revenue. Measured from public on-chain payments.
Examples, last 30 days:
Base · ax1.vc
Many repeat buyers
8,838 buyers; the largest pays 3% of the revenue and 95% paid more than once.
Base · x402.dtelecom.org
Few buyers
25 buyers account for all of the revenue we can attribute to buyers.
Solana · sol.blockrun.ai
Many repeat buyers
138 buyers; the largest pays 14% of the revenue and 57% paid more than once.
For agents
The same check as JSON, $0.01 per call in USDC on Base over x402. In an MCP client, use the tool check_seller_before_paying.
GET /api/v1/x402/check?q=dtelecom.orgOr check every new payee automatically:
npm i @agentgdp/check-before-payWHO PAYS
How many independent buyers pay, and whether a few of them carry the revenue.
DO THEY COME BACK
The share of buyers who paid more than once.
WHAT IS NOT COUNTED
Payments inside closed loops and payments under review are shown, and not counted as organic.
INVESTING?
One card is a first look. The Revenue Reality Check covers all wallets of a company.
Buyer cohorts over time, closed loops and a written analysis for your due diligence. A data analysis, not investment advice.
Measured from public on-chain payments. Not a statement about intent, business model or the value of a company, and not investment advice. Ratings are given only to services that present themselves publicly, and only when buyer data covers the revenue. They are revised when new data or a correction arrives; every change is logged. Methodology · Corrections