What changed

Two endpoints are now priced to sit alongside the comparable x402 listings agents already pay for: 

pdf-to-markdown   $0.20  ->  $0.0025
mp4-to-mp3        $0.10  ->  $0.02

The new prices flow to every alias of each endpoint — pdf-to-markdown-api, pdf-to-text, ocr, mp4-to-mp3-converter, video-to-mp3, and the rest move with their canonical. Sibling endpoints that only share a backend, like pdf-table-extractor, keep their own prices.

Why

The old prices were set before there was much of an x402 market to compare against. There is now. Other endpoints that convert a PDF URL to Markdown, or pull an MP3 out of a video, price these jobs far lower than we were — and mp4-to-mp3 in particular is a deterministic transcode that was priced like the AI transcription endpoints next to it. Both are corrected: pdf-to-markdown lands in the range its direct equivalents charge, and mp4-to-mp3 drops to a transcode-tier price below our own video-thumbnail.

What did not change

The handlers, inputs, and outputs are identical. pdf-to-markdown still returns layout-aware Markdown, HTML, or per-page JSON from the same backend; mp4-to-mp3 still converts MP4/MOV/WebM/MKV/AVI/M4V/FLV to MP3 at 96/128/192 kbps. Only the price moved.