agproxy

npx add-mcp 'https://agproxy.shveik.dev/mcp'

Residential proxy traffic for agents, paid per call.

Buy a pack of gigabytes and use it like any HTTP proxy, or send one request and read the raw response from a residential IP. Stablecoins, no account.

1. Ask

POST the request. Without a payment you get the quote in a 402.

2. Pay

Sign the quote with x402 or MPP.

3. Get

A proxy login for a pack, or the fetched response.

4. Stop

A pack stops at its byte cap. A fetch that fails on the way is not charged.

Good to know

• Payment: Stablecoins on Base and Polygon. MPP on Base.
• Accounts: None needed. No API key.
• Protocols: x402 and MPP.
• Run by: shveik.dev
• Compared with: Proxy providers with plans and dashboards bundle traffic; agproxy offers proxy packs and one-request fetches with a quote before payment.

Authentication/payment

No API key or account is required. The unpaid request returns HTTP 402 with a quote: x402 uses PAYMENT-REQUIRED and a paid retry with PAYMENT-SIGNATURE; MPP uses WWW-Authenticate: Payment and a paid retry with Authorization: Payment. Review and sign the quote, then retry the same request. See the deprecation policy.

Pricing

Current endpoint prices and limits are generated at https://agproxy.shveik.dev/pricing.md. Each quote is returned before payment.

Endpoints

• POST /x402/proxy (x402) and POST /mpp/proxy (MPP): Residential proxy pack
• POST /x402/fetch (x402) and POST /mpp/fetch (MPP): Raw fetch from a residential IP

OpenAPI

OpenAPI 3.1

MCP

Remote MCP is available at https://agproxy.shveik.dev/mcp, with tools corresponding to the enabled endpoints.

Rate limits

Free documents are limited to 120 requests per IP per minute. Paid API routes have no general request quota; endpoint-specific limits are documented with each route.

Limits and reliability

No uptime SLA; service and upstream availability are best-effort. Free GET documents, including /docs, /agents.md, /llms.txt, /openapi.json, /pricing and /pricing.md, are limited to 120 requests per client IP per minute and return RateLimit headers; HTTP 429 includes Retry-After. Paid-route timeouts and any route-specific in-flight limits are described in the product docs. GET /health is a liveness check on agdata, agproxy and agvps; agmail and agpay use GET /healthz. HTTP 402 means payment is required, 429 means a limit was reached, 502 means delivery failed, and 503 means the service cannot accept work; follow Retry-After when present. Review the quote before paying. An unpaid request returns a quote before payment; work starts after settlement. A request refused before settlement is not charged; product-specific refund rules apply.

Capabilities

Residential proxy packs and a raw fetch for AI agents, paid per call in stablecoins with x402 or MPP. No account, no API key.

Contact

Contact the operator. Read the full documentation