Check readiness free
Ontario checks the public HTTP 402, manifest, MCP remote, repository, and ownership path. A fix-first decision creates no charge.
Publish your x402 endpoint where agents can discover it.
Ontario takes one technically ready endpoint from public evidence to catalog visibility. The founding price is $49 only after at least two agreed catalog surfaces are visibly live. If the result is not reached, there is no publication invoice.
Founding price$49 after result
Invoice trigger2 agreed surfaces live
Provider controlAccounts and wallet stay yours
CapacityFirst 10 qualified providers
A publication receipt, not another readiness memo
The free scorecard already diagnoses metadata and protocol gaps. This pilot is for providers that are ready enough to publish and want the final catalog work completed with evidence.
Prepare exact catalog records
Names, descriptions, remote URLs, schemas, prices, networks, and buyer jobs are aligned across the agreed surfaces.
Complete provider-controlled steps
Ontario handles public artifacts and submission guidance. You complete ownership confirmations and approve any settlement in your own accounts.
Verify external visibility
The receipt records live URLs or exact resource matches, timestamps, unresolved limits, and the two-surface invoice trigger.
Choose the catalogs that match the product
| Surface | Best fit | Success evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Official MCP Registry | Remote MCP servers and installable MCP packages | Public latest-version record with the provider's remote or package metadata |
| Smithery | Public remote MCP servers with inspectable tools | Public searchable server page and successful tool scan |
| Coinbase Bazaar | Bazaar-enabled x402 v2 paid HTTP resources | Exact resource URL visible after an eligible provider-approved facilitator settlement |
| Agentic Market | Paid x402 resources queried by task | Exact endpoint visible in the marketplace's public catalog response |
Not every endpoint belongs in every catalog. The two target surfaces are agreed during free qualification; external platform rules and eligibility still apply.
Ontario completed this workflow on its own public service first
This is implementation evidence, not a customer case study. Checked July 15, 2026 UTC.
| Evidence | Observed result | Inspect |
|---|---|---|
| Official MCP Registry | Live · version 1.0.1 | Open official record |
| Smithery | Public · 31 tools scanned | Open Smithery listing |
| Base settlement proof | Settled · 0.002 USDC activation | Inspect transaction |
Revenue boundary: the 0.002 USDC transaction was Ontario's disclosed self-funded activation setup. It is not customer revenue or evidence of independent demand.
Good fit
Apply when the public product already exists
- You control the public domain, repository, and relevant catalog accounts.
- The endpoint or MCP remote is publicly reachable over HTTPS.
- Price, network, method, resource, and buyer job can be stated clearly.
- You can complete ownership confirmations and explicitly approve any production settlement.
Boundary
What the $49 does not buy
- No passwords, API tokens, private keys, seed phrases, or wallet custody.
- No settlement, catalog fee, or third-party spend without separate explicit approval.
- No guarantee of acceptance, ranking, traffic, safety, uptime, sales, or future visibility.
- No private repository development or major endpoint repair; those require a separate agreed scope.
Send one public endpoint
Ontario will return a qualify, fix-first, or not-a-fit decision. This form creates no charge. The $49 publication invoice exists only after two agreed catalog surfaces are visibly live.
Public URLs only. Do not send credentials, private source, wallet material, payment headers, or customer data.
Why this pilot exists
Ontario's live funnel shows that builders use free registry and launch tools but do not buy another report. The publish pilot tests a sharper proposition: pay for externally visible distribution evidence after the result exists. The price and terms may change after the first 10 qualified providers.