Reviewed competitor pricing, offer comparisons, and market-change evidence with x402 payments.
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https://exviv.com/api/agent/v1/mcp4 tools · 991msget_exviv_catalogList EXVIV competitive-intelligence products, current x402 commerce status, reviewed company inputs, markets, prices, and evidence coverage. This tool is free.List EXVIV competitive-intelligence products, current x402 commerce status, reviewed company inputs, markets, prices, and evidence coverage. This tool is free.
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get_company_pricingBuy a $0.25 USDC reviewed competitor pricing and packaging snapshot for one software company, including plans, public prices, billing terms, limits, features, source URLs, capture timestamps, and historical changes. Use for pricing research, sales battlecards, procurement, and competitive monitorin…Buy a $0.25 USDC reviewed competitor pricing and packaging snapshot for one software company, including plans, public prices, billing terms, limits, features, source URLs, capture timestamps, and historical changes. Use for pricing research, sales battlecards, procurement, and competitive monitorin…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| companySlug* | string | Reviewed company slug returned by get_exviv_catalog. |
compare_competitor_offersBuy a $1.00 USDC comparison of reviewed plans, prices, limits, features, source URLs, capture dates, and historical changes across two to four software competitors. Use for product marketing, deal support, procurement, and positioning decisions. Uses x402; the first call returns payment requirement…Buy a $1.00 USDC comparison of reviewed plans, prices, limits, features, source URLs, capture dates, and historical changes across two to four software competitors. Use for product marketing, deal support, procurement, and positioning decisions. Uses x402; the first call returns payment requirement…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| companySlugs* | array | Two to four unique reviewed company slugs returned by get_exviv_catalog. |
get_market_evidence_briefBuy a $2.00 USDC competitive-change brief for a tracked software market: recent pricing, packaging, product, and positioning changes across monitored companies, with timestamps, classifications, commercial implications, and primary-source evidence. Use for ongoing competitive monitoring and GTM pla…Buy a $2.00 USDC competitive-change brief for a tracked software market: recent pricing, packaging, product, and positioning changes across monitored companies, with timestamps, classifications, commercial implications, and primary-source evidence. Use for ongoing competitive monitoring and GTM pla…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| marketSlug* | string | Market slug returned by get_exviv_catalog. |
| days | integer | Lookback window in days. |
| limit | integer | Maximum reviewed events to return. |
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Reviewed competitor pricing, offer comparisons, and market-change evidence with x402 payments.
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