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Mercator
A marketplace for paid services credited to Georgios Konstantopoulos: give Mercator an outcome-shaped task and it finds the right services, composes the workflow, and pays per call through MPP or x402, with Jev credited in the listing.
- Reading time
- 2 min
- Published by
- Community
- Author
- Georgios Konstantopoulos
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
- Platforms
- API
Highlights
- Shows per-call prices: Brave Search $0.035, Firecrawl $0.002, CoinGecko $0.060, Alpha Vantage $0.008, Quicknode $0.001, Wolfram|Alpha $0.055.
- Give it an outcome-shaped task and it finds services, coordinates every step, and pays through MPP or x402, per the site.
- Example flows: comparing tokenized NVDA across issuers, mapping a sunniest Bay Area trip, and researching three expense-report competitors.
- The madewithjev listing credits Georgios Konstantopoulos and calls Mercator a pipeline for paid services, turbocharged by Jev.
- Lists partner tools across OpenAI, Modal, Apollo, Anthropic, Judge0, Stripe, Gemini, Firecrawl, Google Maps, OpenRouter, and DeepSeek.
Watch out
Grounded in the truncated page capture and the madewithjev listing description reviewed on 2026-10-15; the page shows the service catalogue and payment protocols but not how Jev is wired into the pipeline, and pricing, availability, and setup details were not independently checked.
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A pipeline and marketplace for paid services: you describe an outcome, and Mercator finds the right services, composes the workflow, and pays per call through MPP or x402. The madewithjev listing credits Georgios Konstantopoulos.
The listing describes Mercator as a pipeline for paid services turbocharged by Jev. The captured page does not show the decision calls themselves, so the exact role Jev plays, ranking services or routing steps, is not documented in the digest.
The page lists tools across OpenAI, Modal, Apollo, Anthropic, Judge0, Stripe, Gemini, Firecrawl, Google Maps, OpenRouter, Perplexity, and DeepSeek, plus metered services like Brave Search, CoinGecko, Alpha Vantage, and Quicknode.
Service prices are shown per call: Brave Search $0.035, Firecrawl $0.002, CoinGecko $0.060, Alpha Vantage $0.008, Quicknode $0.001, and Wolfram|Alpha $0.055, with payment handled through MPP or x402.
The page's examples include comparing tokenized NVDA across issuers and chains, planning a sunniest-trip route with food stops, and researching competitors with sourced positioning, each described as an outcome rather than a list of APIs.
The page points agents to mercator.sh/setup to install mercator. The digest capture does not include the setup steps themselves, account requirements, or any pricing for the Mercator layer above the metered services.
Nothing in the digest says so: the capture shows a hosted service with an install link for agents, and no repository, licence, or self-hosting path is documented anywhere in the material.
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