ForgeMesh Labs runs paid APIs aimed at AI agents: notarization, anomaly detection, disruption intel, travel, voice, market signals and image generation. Agents pay per call over x402 or MPP with no accounts and no API keys, and the catalogue is also exposed as MCP servers.
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Let an agent pay for a single call instead of holding a subscription.
Access services over x402 or MPP without provisioning credentials.
Expose the same catalogue to agents through MCP servers.
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