app.vercel.indo-news-api/news

Paid $0.05 per call: one numbers-only snapshot for trading agents — USD/IDR with 30-day change, BTC/ETH/USDT in rupiah from Indodax with spread, the Indodax premium and the deterministic news-sentiment index.

Paid $0.05 per call: convert an amount between currencies at the ECB reference rate, including IDR — the converted figure plus the rate used and its date.

Paid $0.50 per call: a deduplicated, ranked briefing for one beat — story count, keyword trends, top sources and the ten newest deduplicated articles.

Free quote: price and delivery for a written 30-day coverage report on a brand, person or issue. Agents buy it at /report/buy via x402 ($49); humans use /order.

Paid $0.05 per call: crypto prices in Indonesian rupiah from Indodax — last trade, bid, ask, 24h high/low and rupiah volume for up to 8 symbols. The domestic IDR market, including any local premium.

Paid $0.05 per call: the Indonesian crypto premium — Indodax's IDR price against the global USD spot price converted at the USD/IDR reference rate, per coin, with premium/discount in percent. The arbitrage signal no single ticker shows.

Free: one live sample from each Indonesian data vertical — USD/IDR reference rate, BTC/IDR on Indodax, the latest BMKG earthquake and the next public holidays — so an agent can check freshness and shape before paying. Full versions are $0.05 per call via x402: GET /fx, /crypto, /quake, /holidays.

Paid $2.50 per call: every Indonesian topic in one call — all eight beats merged and deduplicated, cross-topic keyword trends, top sources and the ten newest stories.

Paid $0.05 per call: the latest official BMKG earthquakes — magnitude, depth, coordinates, region, tsunami potential, felt reports and the official shakemap URL. Up to 15 recent events. With alert=true it returns a decision instead of a feed: alert true/false for minMagnitude (default 5 SR) among the events checked, the matching events and a 180s poll hint — the shape a risk or logistics poller acts on, same upstream call, no extra charge.

Paid $0.05 per call: only the Indonesian articles newer than your cursor (?since ISO 8601), each with stable id, entities and an auditable sentiment score, plus the next cursor so a polling agent never re-pays for repeats. Pass lang="en" for English-language coverage of Indonesia (entities only, no sentiment score).

Paid $0.05 per call: FX rates for any currency pair — EUR/USD, GBP/JPY, USD/IDR — latest reference rate plus a 30-day daily series and percentage change. Defaults to USD→IDR. Source: Frankfurter (ECB/BoE reference rates).

Paid $0.05 per call: the full batch of up to 25 fresh Indonesian headlines for one topic (nasional, dunia, finance, techno, sport, hiburan, sains, kesehatan), each with source, publish time and link. Pass lang="en" for English-language coverage of Indonesia (ANTARA English, Tempo English, Jakarta Post).

Free: 3 latest Indonesian headlines for a topic (Google News ID edition). Pass lang="en" for English-language coverage of Indonesia. Paid full feed: GET /headlines (25 headlines).

Paid $0.05 per call: is one date an Indonesian public holiday or joint-leave day, plus weekend status and the next holiday. Answers "can we operate that day" directly.

Paid $0.05 per call: Indonesian national public holidays and joint-leave days for a year the government calendar publishes (2021-2027) — dates, Indonesian and English names, and how many days away each one is. A year outside that window is refused with a machine-readable reason, not billed.

Free: up to 3 Indonesian articles newer than a cursor, each with detected entities and an auditable sentiment score. Shows exactly what the paid GET /feed returns so an agent can evaluate before paying. Pass lang="en" for English-language coverage (entities only).

Free: list every paid endpoint with its current USDC price and how an x402 client should call it.

Paid $0.05 per call: the first Indonesian working day after a date, skipping weekends, national holidays and joint-leave days, with each skipped day and its reason.

Paid $0.10 per call: up to 25 Indonesian articles matching a keyword, deduplicated, newest first, with source, publish time and link. Pass lang="en" to search English-language coverage of Indonesia instead.

Free: up to 3 Indonesian articles matching a keyword — a brand, person, place or issue (e.g. 'rupiah', 'pertamina'). Each with detected entities and an auditable sentiment score. Paid GET /search returns up to 25. Pass lang="en" to search English-language coverage of Indonesia.

Paid $0.05 per call: one auditable 0-100 sentiment index for a single Indonesian news beat, with label, mood, positive/neutral/negative counts, by-day trend, top positive and negative drivers, and the strongest articles on each side. Deterministic lexicon, no LLM.

Paid $0.05 per call: one call for the whole Indonesian picture — USD/IDR reference rate with a 30-day series, BTC/ETH/USDT in rupiah from Indodax, the latest BMKG earthquakes, upcoming national holidays and the top 5 headlines for a topic. The cheapest way to start.

Free: who and what today's Indonesian headlines are about — top 5 entities with mention counts, a positive/neutral/negative split, and one example headline per entity. Paid GET /briefing adds the full ranking and keyword trends.

Paid $0.05 per call: count working days between two dates in Indonesia, excluding weekends, national holidays and joint-leave days, and list the holidays that fall inside the range.

Paid $0.05 per call: read one public web page and get it back as clean text — title plus paragraph blocks, markup/script/style/iframe removed, capped at 12,000 characters and honest about it in `truncated`. The Indonesian entity dictionary and sentiment lexicon behind indonesia_sentiment then run over that text and come back with their matched terms (no LLM; sentiment is null with a reason when the page declares a non-Indonesian lang rather than a invented score). Safe by construction: only public http/https targets — any host whose DNS answer includes a loopback, private, CGNAT, link-local, cloud-metadata or reserved address is refused, connections go to that validated IP, redirects are never followed, the body is cut at 1.5 MB and only text/html, text/plain, text/markdown, application/json and application/xml are parsed.