Introducing Omniyond: the API your AI agent can pay for
Introducing Omniyond: the API your AI agent can pay for
AI agents can call thousands of tools. But there are two things almost none of them can do on their own: wait and pay. Omniyond fixes both.
The problem
An agent can hit any API in milliseconds, but it can't say "run this every morning at 8am" or "do this again in three hours." And when a tool costs money, the agent has no way to pay for it without a human wiring up an account and an API key first.
So today, anything time-based or paid still needs a human in the loop. That's the gap.
The solution
Omniyond is a small, pay-per-use HTTP API built for agents:
A scheduler
Schedule any HTTP request to run once or on a recurring interval, with automatic retries and delivery to storage or a callback. It's the keystone — give your agent the ability to act later, not just now.
Pay-per-call, no account required
Pay per call with x402 (USDC on Base) — the agent pays the API directly, no signup. Or top up prepaid credits with a one-time pack. Either way: no plan, no subscription.
Tools your agent can buy — and a job that buys them
Generate QR codes, Open Graph images, and PDFs, or create short links. And a scheduled job can itself pay a downstream x402 API on your behalf, up to a cap you set — so an agent can schedule work that costs money and runs while you sleep.
Built for agents
Everything is exposed over a Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoint and documented for machines, so an agent can discover and use it on its own.
Pricing
Prepaid credit packs — $9, $29, or $99 — and credits never expire. Each endpoint has a published per-call price (a scheduled run is $0.01). Prefer no account? Pay per call with x402.
We're just getting started
Omniyond is in private beta. Join early access to get an API key and start scheduling before the public launch.
Ready to put your agent on a schedule?
Omniyond gives your AI agents a scheduler, utility tools, and pay-per-call x402 billing — no plan, no subscription.
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