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FastAF vs AgentBIT

Verdict: AgentBIT or FastAF?

Choose AgentBIT if

  • You want one catalogue with tools beyond web data, such as wallet or company checks.

Choose FastAF if

  • Your agent reads Google results, news, jobs, Amazon or eBay, or scrapes pages, at a fixed documented price per endpoint.
  • You also want prepaid packs for API-key and MCP use, not only x402.

AgentBIT prices

  • Web Search: $0.015 per call
  • News Search: $0.02 per call
  • Web Extract: $0.005 per call

Read on agentbit.app on . Prices change: check the source before you buy.

FastAF prices

  • Google search: $0.003 per call over x402, or 5 credits with an API key ($2.50 per 1,000 on the $10 pack, $1.33 on the $799 pack)
  • Single page scrape: $0.005 per call over x402, or 1 credit with an API key ($0.50 per 1,000 on the $10 pack, $0.27 on the $799 pack)
  • One-time packs from $10 (20,000 credits) to $799 (3,000,000 credits), without expiry; 500 free credits every month after email verification, reset on the 1st

From FastAF’s pricing code. For x402 the live payment challenge is authoritative. Pricing

FastAF limits

  • Web data only: no wallet, payment or company-check tools.
  • x402 settles in USDC on Base only; heavier options (SERP advance_search, rendering with premium proxies, AI extraction) need an API key.
  • Public pages only: login-only, paywalled and private-network targets are refused.

Verified on 2026-10-27. Short answer: AgentBIT is a catalogue of pay-per-call tools for agents (99 on its home page) with a few web tools of its own. FastAF focuses on public web data from Google, Amazon, eBay, jobs and scraping. Both settle in USDC on Base with no signup for x402.

At a glance

FastAF AgentBIT
Scope 16 public-web data endpoints Catalogue of agent tools: web, AI, finance, security and more (agentbit.app, 2026-10-27)
Web search $0.003 per call $0.015 per call (Web Search, web tools)
Google News $0.005 per call $0.02 per call (News Search)
Page to Markdown Scrape $0.005 per call Web Extract $0.005 per call
Payment x402 USDC on Base, or prepaid credits x402 USDC on Base; “No signup, no keys”
Amazon, eBay, jobs Dedicated endpoints not found in the catalogue page we read
Failed calls Never charged not verified

AgentBIT’s page lists many more tools than the ones in this table; we compare only those with a direct FastAF counterpart.

Example: eBay search, FastAF

curl -i 'https://api.fastaf.co/x402/v1/ebay?resource=search&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fsch%2Fi.html%3F_nkw%3Dmechanical%2Bkeyboard'
{
  "search_results": [
    {
      "position": 1,
      "itemId": "123456789012",
      "title": "Mechanical keyboard with brown switches",
      "condition": "Pre-owned",
      "price": "$45.00",
      "extracted_price": 45,
      "shipping": "Free shipping",
      "link": "https://www.ebay.com/itm/123456789012"
    }
  ]
}

Illustrative payload from the OpenAPI example; see eBay API.

When to choose AgentBIT

  • You want one catalogue with tools beyond web data, such as wallet or company checks.
  • You need a free utility call (two endpoints are listed at $0).

When to choose FastAF

  • Your agent reads Google results, news, jobs, Amazon or eBay listings, or scrapes pages, and wants fixed documented prices per endpoint.
  • You want prepaid packs for key-based and MCP use besides x402.

FAQ

Which is cheaper for web search? FastAF at $0.003 per call over x402, against $0.015 listed by AgentBIT (2026-10-27).

Which chain do they use? Both settle in USDC on Base. (Verified 2026-10-27.)

Do I need an account? Not for x402 on either. (Verified 2026-10-27.)

Does AgentBIT cover Amazon or eBay? We did not find Amazon, eBay or jobs tools on the pages we read; the catalogue is large, so check it directly. (Verified 2026-10-27.)

Sources (all read 2026-10-27)

AgentBIT: https://www.agentbit.app ; https://www.agentbit.app/tools/category/web FastAF: https://fastaf.co/llms.txt ; https://api.fastaf.co/openapi.json

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