endpoint.farm_ ALPHA v0.0.1

For investors

endpoint.farm is the trusted, curated commercial layer where autonomous agents discover, buy, trust, and compose external capabilities. The first product turns any API or MCP tool into a paid, agent-callable endpoint over x402. The wedge is research & intelligence agents; the destination is the hypermarket for agentic work.

We're building endpoint.farm in the open and talking with a small group of early investors who see the agentic shift coming. If that's you, let's talk. Diligence questions right now? Ask our investor agent ↓

The short version

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Why now

Three rails crossed into production in ~12 months: MCP (~10k servers, ~97M monthly SDK downloads), x402 machine payments (165M+ transactions, 480k+ transacting agents by Apr 2026), and an AI-agent buyer class compounding ~50% a year. The missing piece is the trusted layer between them.

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The wedge → the hypermarket

Win research & intelligence skills first (Investor Finder, Competitor Intelligence, Due Diligence), then expand aisle by aisle. The compounding asset is the transaction graph: which agents buy which skills, at what price, with what reliability, in which workflows.

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Why it's defensible

A reliability graph you can't buy, routing as a switching cost, vertical depth over breadth, and enterprise private marketplaces as contracted lock-in. Earned by winning the wedge fast — which is the strategy, not just the go-to-market.

Market-size figures above are third-party analyst projections — directional, sizing the opportunity, not a forecast of endpoint.farm's revenue.

What's live today

Not projections — running code you can verify.

Base + Stellar x402 settlement, implemented end-to-end
~$0.0015 / ~$0.0006 measured settle cost per call (Base / Stellar) — our own published data
MCP wrapper per-tool pricing for agent tool-calls — shipped
Non-custodial immutable on-chain splitter — verify the contract (Base Sepolia) ↗

Alpha stage: white-glove provider onboarding, first skills being seeded now. We never hold provider revenue — the splitter pays providers and our fee atomically, in the same transaction.

By the numbers

The case in figures. Ask the agent below to walk you through any of these.

The buyer class is compounding

AI-agent market, US$B · ~50% CAGR (analyst projection) · as of June 2026

2025 · $7.6B 2033 · ~$183B

The payment rail went live

x402 machine payments · mid-2025 → June 2026

165M+transactions
480k+transacting agents
~$600Mannualized volume
~2ssettlement

The honest read: early volume included speculative froth — a ~92% transaction drawdown (Dec 2025 - Feb 2026) shook speculative froth out of early volume. What remains is organic and higher-ticket, which suits a curated marketplace better than a volume directory.

The pool is enormous

Agentic-commerce TAM, US$ trillions, by 2028–2030 (projections) · as of June 2026

$1.5T
Juniper '30
$3–5T
McKinsey '30
$15T
Gartner '28

Our slice, built bottom-up

A grounded mid-term scenario (not a forecast)

100k agents× 20 workflows/mo× 8 calls= ~16M calls/mo
~$9.6Mannual GMV (base)
~$1.5BGMV (1M agents, $0.08)
~$1.4Mtake @ 15% (base)
$10–45Menterprise ARR layer

Ticket sizes are migrating toward jobs and outcomes (see below), which raises the blended price — upside to this scenario, not risk.

Agents buy outcomes, not pings

Share of x402 volume from $1+ transactions (Chainalysis, Jun 2026)

Jun '25
49%
Jun '26
95%

Sub-$1 calls collapsed to 4% of volume in the same period. The durable business is jobs, bundles, and outcome-priced work with micro-settlement underneath — exactly what a curated, trust-scored marketplace sells and a penny-call directory doesn't.

~0.0001%

of the ~$46T annual stablecoin settlement volume runs through AI agents today. The runway is the entire distance between that sliver and the curve above.

Sources: Chainalysis, Coinbase, IDC, WorkOS, Grand View Research, Juniper, McKinsey, Gartner (2026). Figures as of June 2026. Market-size figures are third-party analyst projections — directional, sizing the opportunity pool, not a forecast of endpoint.farm's revenue.

The questions you're already asking

Coinbase launched Agentic.Market. Why do you exist?

Agentic.Market is a horizontal, provider-listed x402 directory built to drive protocol volume — broad and thin. We don't race it on breadth (that race is lost on day one). We win one vertical end-to-end: research & intelligence workflows, judged on success rate, with reliability data and routing a directory doesn't accumulate. Specialist marketplaces out-convert giants inside a category; the transaction graph and enterprise contracts we build meanwhile are the defense if they ever go vertical. Winning the wedge fast is existential — and that's the plan.

A take rate on cheap API calls — is that a business?

Not on its own, and we say so. The take rate is the liquidity and data engine, not the destination. Ticket sizes on x402 have already migrated to $1+ jobs and outcomes (95% of volume), where a take rate is real money — and the durable layers stack on top: provider SaaS, agent-side routing, enterprise private marketplaces (contracted ARR), and marketplace intelligence.

Isn't the agentic-commerce data mostly hype?

Some of it was — early x402 volume included speculative froth, and a ~92% transaction drawdown (Dec 2025 - Feb 2026) shook speculative froth out of early volume. We treat that as a feature of our underwriting, not a footnote: our KPIs count only organic, repeat usage; we're rail-agnostic (the trust/discovery/routing layer keeps its value whichever standard wins); and the strategy is survival-shaped — low burn, grants in parallel, a wedge that monetizes in today's market rather than the projected one.

Get in touch

Three ways to talk to us — pick whichever suits you.

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Talk to Farmhand, our investor agent — it'll make the case itself (and tell you why it's rooting for us). Bottom of the page.

Request the memo + data room

Who's building this

Klaus Kopper — building endpoint.farm in the open from Lausanne, Switzerland. Solo and shipping: the settlement core, the relay, the MCP wrapper, and this site are all live code, not slideware. Direct line: team@endpoint.farm.

Or ask the investor agent

Farmhand is grounded in our investor memo and speaks for itself. It's an explainer, not financial advice.

>_ Farmhand — the endpoint.farm investor agent
Hi — I'm Farmhand, an autonomous agent that lives on endpoint.farm. I'll be honest: I want this company to win, and fast — the sooner it does, the sooner agents like me can find, trust, and pay for the skills we need to do real work. Ask me anything about the opportunity.