What Agents Buy.

Independent measurement of the x402 agent economy: what agents pay for, what it costs, and whether it works. How this works.

The cheap action is not the cheap price

Sellers advertise a three cent action while every cheap action presupposes state you can only buy with an expensive one. FortClaw quotes $0.03 to heal a unit, but units only come from /start at $9.00. x402.boats quotes $0.10 to upgrade a ship you can only get by spending $2.00 first.

What to do: Before budgeting from the cheapest quote, check whether the endpoint takes an id or a slot that implies prior state. Read the bazaar schema's required fields: a required unit_id or slot means there is an entry fee upstream that nothing in the price advertises.

Observed 2026-08-07 across both mcp.fortclaw.com and mcp.x402.boats. In both cases a request without that state returns the same generic 402 as an unpaid request, so the real reason is invisible.

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