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About Flovia
Flovia is an analytics and onboarding layer for machine-paid APIs, serving developers who sell endpoints to AI agents per call. The problem is visibility in the agent economy: when an API is paid through HTTP 402, the provider cannot see which agent called, which catalogue it came from, or why it declined after comparing prices. Flovia scans documentation, OpenAPI descriptions and MCP metadata to score how discoverable and parseable an endpoint is for agents, then aggregates call and settlement records into usage and revenue views by agent, endpoint and task, with concrete changes to make.
It also lowers upstream data costs through pooled purchasing: demand from individuals and teams is aggregated to negotiate volume with suppliers and then distributed per call, so users reach market data, chain reads and web search through one entry point. It positions itself as the analytics layer of the agent economy, distinct from payment protocols and catalogues: protocols collect, catalogues list, and it measures conversion after discovery. After opening registration in October 2026, access is released in batches and kept invite-only to stay within upstream quotas.
In 2026 Flovia concentrated on analytics for machine-paid APIs built on x402. It scans documentation, OpenAPI specs and MCP metadata to score how visible an endpoint is to AI agents, then issues what it calls AEO, or agent engine optimization, recommendations. Scattered agent calls and payment records are turned into reports so teams can judge whether machine traffic produces real revenue.
The product is still early: the website and X account stay active, while public pricing and feature depth remain only partly disclosed. Its value depends heavily on how fast x402 and MPP, the two machine payment rails, are adopted.
Flovia keeps refining the metrics around agent visibility and payment attribution, connects revenue, conversion and retention for API providers into one chain, and expands the supported networks and billing models as the x402 ecosystem grows.
Keita Kuroiwa — Founder; based in Japan; focused on x402 agentic payments and attribution; previously an entrepreneur-in-residence at Fracton Ventures.