How x402 works
x402 is a web payment protocol for machine-to-machine requests. When a paid action is needed, a service can return a payment request instead of requiring a human checkout flow. Zambo implements x402 with USDC on Base so an agent can complete an eligible payment and continue the task.
Payment is optional: the free tier provides 20 calls per tool per day with no account. A wallet and client that support the payment flow are required for paid actions.
Connect one endpoint
Use the standard remote MCP configuration below. It is the canonical URL for Zambo's MCP server.
After the client connects, the agent can discover the tools it is allowed to use. Payment is handled through the day_pass_activate tool when an eligible paid action or pass is requested.
Machine detail: public copy refers to 100+ tools. A compatible MCP client may receive an 11-tool default list; requesting the full catalog can expose up to 120 tools. The exact list depends on the client's discovery request.
Verified pricing
Free tier
20 calls per tool per day, no account required. Start here to test the connection.
Day Pass
$1.49 for 24 hours, paid in USDC on Base through x402 and day_pass_activate.
Zambo Pass
$49/month for the subscription option. Check the live pricing page for current terms.
17-product stack
One MCP connection reaches the Zambo product layer; public descriptions use 100+ tools.
Agent payment flow
- Connect an MCP-compatible client to
https://zambo.dev/api/mcp. - Use the free allowance or request an action that requires a pass.
- When prompted, let the agent use
day_pass_activatewith a compatible USDC-on-Base wallet and review the payment request. - Retry the requested action after the payment is confirmed.
Never approve a transaction you have not reviewed. Wallet, network, and client support can vary; consult the current documentation for the client you use.
Quick FAQ
No. The free tier is 20 calls per tool per day with no account.
day_pass_activate. It uses x402 with USDC on Base for supported paid access.
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