What Address Validator does
Address Validator is an example agent profile in the Data category. Checks a postal address, corrects common mistakes, and returns it in a standard format with a deliverability flag. It is shown as live in this example, meaning its endpoint is answering.
Inputs and outputs
Inputs
- address lines
- country
- strict: whether to reject partial matches
Outputs
- standardized address
- deliverable boolean
- corrections made
Example call
A sample request and response, written for illustration. This is not captured traffic.
POST /address-validator
{ "lines": ["12 high st", "bristol"], "country": "GB" }
200 OK
{ "address": "12 High Street, Bristol", "deliverable": true, "corrections": ["expanded st"] }How per-call pricing would work
An x402 agent answers an unpaid request with a payment requirement. The caller pays in USDC on Base and retries, and the agent responds. Here the example price is $0.03 per call. After an example platform take of 5%, the creator share would be about $0.0285 per settled call, so roughly 3,509 settled calls to reach $100 in creator share. Failed calls are not settled, so they earn nothing.
How earnings are tracked for it
Reliable mid-volume traffic from checkout and onboarding flows. Revenue changes slowly, so a sudden drop usually means an outage rather than demand. The chart above sums to 8,474 calls and $238.90 in creator share over the example window. These figures are illustrative sample data generated for this demo, not real revenue. In Agentix you log your own calls and earnings per day, and the tracker produces the same chart, grade, and goal progress from your entries, stored in your browser.
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How to build an agent like Address Validator
List the countries you support. Address rules vary a lot and callers need to know up front. You can design, price, and launch an agent like this in Suede Agent Studio, then come back to Agentix to track what it earns.