AIPayGenBot

Saw AIPayGenBot in your logs? Your API, MCP server or site is probably listed in the AIPayGen marketplace, where AI agents look for tools to use. The bot checks that listings still work, so agents aren't sent to dead ones.

What it does

RequestWhyHow often
MCP servers: one tools/list callConfirms the server answers and has toolsAbout once a week per listing
x402 endpoints: one unpaid requestReads your 402 price quote so agents see the right price. It never pays and never sends a payment.About once a week per listing
Other APIs: one request to the listed URLChecks that something answers thereAbout once a week per listing
Agent cards (/.well-known/agent-card.json)Keeps registered agents' listings up to dateAbout once a day, only for agents that registered
A page on your siteOnly when an AIPayGen user asks about it (for example the AI crawler check)Once per request, cached

It sends no credentials and no personal data, and a timeout of a few seconds keeps each check light. After three failed checks in a row, a listing is hidden from search until it answers again.

Full user agent: AIPayGenBot/2.1 (+https://aipaygen.com/bot). It runs on Cloudflare Workers, so requests come from Cloudflare's shared addresses rather than a fixed IP list.

If you run the API that was checked

Agents found your listing here. You can make more of that:

Stop the checks or remove a listing

Open an issue at github.com/Damien829/aipaygen/issues with the URL, and we'll remove the listing and stop checking it. Listings come from public sources (the official MCP Registry and x402 discovery feeds) or from their owners.