Predictable, per-call, sub-cent economics.
No card-scheme markups. No FX desks. No monthly minimums you can't grow into. You pay a flat fraction of a cent per settled call — that's it.
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We assume an average $0.10 paid call. Adjust the slider for your monthly volume — savings update live.
Hacker
Build, prototype, and ship side projects.
- All SDKs and the full x402 spec
- 1,000 free settlements / month
- Sandbox + testnet routing
- Community Discord support
Builder
Production traffic, predictable economics.
- Everything in Hacker
- Mainnet routing + auto-failover
- Per-call analytics + receipts API
- Email support, 24h response
- 99.95% uptime SLA
Scale
For platforms running serious volume.
- Everything in Builder
- Dedicated routing pools
- On-prem signing + private settlement
- SOC 2 + ISO bundle
- Slack channel, named CSM
- 99.99% uptime SLA, indemnification
Fees you'd let your CFO read.
Things people ask before signing up.
We rebuilt payments around HTTP 402 instead of card networks. That means sub-cent fees, sub-second settlement, and a single API for both human and agent payments. Stripe is built for human checkouts; Wise is built for human remittances. Switch is built for both — and for the agents in between.
No. We have regulated cash-out partners in 140+ countries — recipients receive local currency in a bank account or mobile money wallet. The crypto rail is an implementation detail, not a user requirement.
It uses stablecoins as a settlement asset, but the value is in the protocol layer: 402 negotiation, capability-scoped budgets, signed receipts, and a single SDK that works across networks. You could rebuild it yourself in nine months.
Switch retries across alternate routes within the same call. If all routes fail, you get a structured error with a recovery hint — never a half-paid state. We never debit twice.
Scale customers can run an on-prem signer that holds private keys inside their VPC. The Switch routing API stays managed; you keep custody of funds throughout.