Changelog

What changed.

Recent changes to the live service, newest first.

11 November 2026

From this date, signed Capture Records are made under method version 2: after a record is signed, outside time-stamp authorities sign its SHA-256 with their own time, usually within 15 minutes. The record check at /verify and the open-source script check those timestamps too. Only the hash is sent to the authorities.
A key can now carry one optional email address. Once you confirm it, we email you when the key's credits run low, when they run out, and when a purchase adds credits. Nothing else is sent, and every message has a one-click unsubscribe link.
Captures now run in a shared browser pool, and each key has a daily share of it. A capture refused at a limit answers 429 or 503 and costs nothing. Other tools are not affected.
Added a free record check at /verify. Paste a signed Capture Record to see what was checked: PageVerified's signature and the content hash. The same answer is available as JSON, and an open-source script runs the checks offline.

Added plans that renew every month. Each paid month adds that month's credits to the same key, and unused credits roll over. Prices, terms and the cancel link are on /pricing.
Agents can buy a small starter pack with no card checkout. Its price and credits are on /pricing.
Added three free checks that need no key: agent readiness, the x402 offer behind a 402 endpoint, and a remote MCP server test. Each has a result link and a badge.
When a key runs out of credits, the answer now lists the packs and where to buy them.
Added five guides: a screenshot API with a hash and timestamp, capturing a page as evidence, verifying a capture, the screenshot MCP server, and buying with x402.
The home page example is now a real capture with a public receipt.
Paid directory placements are labelled on every card, and /.well-known/security.txt is published.
Added a pricing page, a documentation hub, a status page, and pages for security, methodology, disclosure and this changelog.
Each credit pack can also be bought by agents at a plain path, /api/v1/credits/buy/<price>, for payment directories that do not accept query strings.
The x402 and MPP inspector tools now read a site's own /openapi.json before sending a request.
Search results on the sign-in connector route are no longer reordered by paid placement.
The directory now also shows indexed listings copied from public catalogs. They are labelled as not verified.
Machine-readable files now say that agents can buy credits without a person.

Agents can pay in USDC on Base (x402) as well as through the Stripe Machine Payments Protocol.
Added 13 tools, including agent readiness, payment-offer inspectors, an MCP server inspector and a seller check.
Added OAuth sign-in for MCP connector clients at /mcp/connect.
Directory submissions that pass the automatic checks are now held for a review before they are listed.
Added a 30-day featured placement next to the 7-day one.
Added security response headers, tightened free-key and demo limits, and updated dependencies.
Restarted the blog with sourced posts for agent builders.

Agents can buy credits with no person involved: POST /api/v1/credits/buy answers HTTP 402 with a payment offer and returns an API key once paid.
Payment discovery is published at /openapi.json.
A featured placement now starts automatically when its payment confirms.

Agent purchases are recorded in a credit ledger that issues each paid key exactly once.