Bitbooth Fetch
Pay per URL fetch in USDC via x402 so your agent gets clean markdown for competitor pages and docs without managing scrape API keys.
Overview
bitbooth-fetch is a MCP server for the Idea phase that fetches any URL as clean markdown for 0.005 USDC per request via x402 without API keys.
What is this MCP server?
- x402 micropayment: 0.005 USDC per fetch through BitBooth gateway
- Returns clean markdown for any URL—no traditional scrape API keys
- Agent wallet via BITBOOTH_AGENT_KEY; default Base Sepolia testnet, mainnet chain ID 8453 optional
- npm package @bitbooth/mcp-fetch with stdio MCP transport
- Configurable BITBOOTH_API_URL and BITBOOTH_CHAIN_ID for staging vs Base mainnet
- Default chain ID 84532 (Base Sepolia); 8453 for Base mainnet
- MCP package version 1.0.3 (@bitbooth/mcp-fetch)
What problem does it solve?
Agents need quick readable web content for research but API-key scrapers and custom fetch scripts add friction and fixed monthly cost for sporadic URLs.
Who is it for?
Crypto-comfortable solo builders who want metered, agent-driven web reads during market and competitor research.
Skip if: Builders who cannot use wallet keys, need guaranteed zero-cost fetching, or require authenticated behind-login scraping.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Your agent fetches URLs as markdown with per-request USDC payment and no separate scrape vendor API key.
- Clean markdown representation of a fetched public URL
- Per-fetch x402 payment flow without separate scrape API credentials
- Agent-ready web reads for research prompts and competitive notes
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Journey fit
Research-heavy Idea work needs readable web content in the agent context before you commit to a product direction. Research is where pay-per-fetch markdown beats bespoke scrapers when you are validating markets and reading many external pages.
How it compares
x402 pay-per-fetch MCP, not a self-hosted Playwright skill or unlimited flat-rate scrape API.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is bitbooth-fetch for?
Agent users doing Idea-phase research who accept USDC micropayments per page and want markdown output without API key signup.
When should I use bitbooth-fetch?
Use it when your agent must read public competitor sites, docs, or articles during validation and you prefer 0.005 USDC per fetch over maintaining scrape infrastructure.
How do I add bitbooth-fetch to my agent?
Install @bitbooth/mcp-fetch, set BITBOOTH_AGENT_KEY to your agent wallet private key, optionally set BITBOOTH_CHAIN_ID and BITBOOTH_API_URL, then register the package as a stdio MCP server.