For wallets, bots, trading terminals and data vendors who want the grade inside their own product instead of calling an API per user.

License the grade feed

Per-call pricing is built for agents paying their own way. A product with humans in it needs the whole graded universe on a schedule, under your brand, without a 402 landing in front of your users. That is what this is.

What you get

ItemDetail
Coverage683 tokens graded today across Ethereum and Base (500 in the current published snapshot), one row per contract with grade A-F, activity score 0-100, band, transfer and wallet counts, mint/burn activity and top-wallet concentration
RefreshRebuilt roughly every six hours, with a per-token measured timestamp so a stale row is visible rather than assumed
DeliveryREST per token, batch up to 25 contracts per call, or a bulk JSON snapshot on your schedule
MethodTransfer logs read in chunks against a private Alchemy endpoint with public gateways as fallback; incomplete coverage is returned as PARTIAL, never as a zero
StabilityField additions are not breaking changes. A grade changing is data, not a version bump. Ninety days notice and a Deprecation header before anything is removed

Pricing

TierPriceIncluded
Pilot$100 one time14 days, 5,000 calls, no redistribution. Enough to wire it into a screen and see whether the grades move with the market you care about
Starter$250 / month15,000 calls a month, weekly bulk snapshot, internal product use, named Slack or email contact
Growth$1,000 / month100,000 calls a month, snapshot every six hours, redistribution to your own end users inside your product, and a shared incident channel
EnterpriseCustomUnlimited calls, hourly snapshot, white-label copy of the endpoint under your domain, additional chains or a custom measurement window, category exclusivity, written SLA

Paid monthly in USDC on Base, or prepaid in credits. Cancel by not renewing; no lock-in and no auto-renew trap.

What it is not

These are activity measurements, not price predictions and not investment advice. We will not license a claim that a token is "safe", only what we can measure: whether it moved, how many wallets moved it, who is minting, and whether the reads were complete. A token can grade A and still go to zero on news; that is a different question from liquidity, and we are honest about which one we answer.

Why not just use the public endpoint

You can. Every route takes an x402 payment in USDC for $0.001 to $0.25, and a free developer key covers 10,000 cached calls a month. The license exists for the case where the payment prompt is the problem: your users should never see a 402, and you should not be signing a payment per screen refresh.

Start a pilot. Email leohoudinisanders@gmail.com with your product, the chains you care about, and roughly how many lookups a day it would need. You get a key and the snapshot format the same day.

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