Orbis Api Marketplace

What is Orbis Api Marketplace?

Orbis is an API marketplace built for AI agents. It connects via MCP to let agents browse 24,000+ production APIs and call them instantly, with payment handled automatically per call via x402 on Base.

How to use Orbis Api Marketplace?

Add the MCP server to Claude Desktop or Cursor using the configuration: {"mcpServers": {"orbis": {"url": "https://orbisapi.com/api/mcp"}}}. Then use the tools browse_apis to explore available APIs and call_api to invoke any API and receive a real JSON response. No account, subscription, or API key is required.

Key features of Orbis Api Marketplace?

• Browse 24,000+ production APIs with pricing and descriptions.
• Call any API instantly and get real JSON responses.
• Pay-per-call in USDC on Base via x402.
• No account, subscription, or API key needed.
• Seamless integration with Claude Desktop and Cursor.

Use cases of Orbis Api Marketplace?

• An AI agent looks up weather data by calling a weather API on the fly.
• An agent retrieves stock prices from a financial API without a subscription.
• A developer prototypes an app by testing multiple APIs with zero setup.
• An agent automates data enrichment by calling various external APIs.
• A user accesses premium APIs without managing billing or credentials.

FAQ from Orbis Api Marketplace

Do I need an account or API key to use Orbis Api Marketplace?

No. The marketplace works on a pay-per-call model via x402, so you do not need to sign up or manage any API keys.

How are payments for API calls handled?

Payments are processed automatically per call in USDC on Base using the x402 protocol. You only pay for what you use.

What types of APIs are available?

The marketplace offers 24,000+ production APIs across many categories, all browsable with descriptions and pricing.

How do I connect Orbis Api Marketplace to my AI agent?

Add the MCP server URL (https://orbisapi.com/api/mcp) to your client’s configuration, for example in Claude Desktop or Cursor.

Is there any limit on how many APIs I can call?

The README does not specify any usage limits. Calls are paid per-call, so usage is controlled by your payment method and available balance.