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ScrapeMole Pulse Reverse Geocoding
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ScrapeMole Pulse Reverse Geocoding is a paid API for AI agents from pulse.scrapemole.workers.dev, paid per call via x402, $0.001/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-17).
Converts latitude/longitude coordinates into a human-readable address, street name, city, and country using OpenStreetMap data via Photon and Nominatim.
Price / call$0.001
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Pay-per-call "state of the world" lookups that language models cannot know on their own: official ECB exchange rates (latest, historical, conversion), the current time and DST-aware time-zone conversion for scheduling, global weather forecasts (MET Norway, by coordinates or place name), official US National Weather Service forecasts and active watches/warnings/advisories (by state, point, place or zone), the live Hacker News front page, public holidays for ~100 countries (list by year, check a date, next holidays, long weekends, available countries via Nager.Date), and geocoding / reverse geocoding (place or address ↔ coordinates via Photon and Nominatim over OpenStreetMap). Public, non-personal data with sources and licences in every response. USDC via x402, no accounts. Payments: x402 v2, scheme "exact", USDC on Base (eip155:8453). The payment is verified before the work and settled only when the response is 200. Terms: https://pulse.scrapemole.workers.dev/terms
Output
A JSON object containing the resolved street name, city, country code, full display name, place type (e.g. street, address), geocoder used (Photon/Nominatim), data source URL, and ODbL 1.0 license attribution. Also returns the original lat/lon echoed back and a usage note about OpenStreetMap data restrictions.
Example use cases
Identify delivery drop-off location
“I have a GPS coordinate from a driver's last ping — lat 48.8566, lon 2.3522 — what street and neighborhood does that resolve to?”
Tag user photo with location name
“A photo was taken at latitude 40.7128, longitude -74.0060 — what's the street address and city so I can label it properly?”
Verify field agent's reported position
“Our field agent reported being at coordinates 51.5074, -0.1278 — can you tell me exactly what street and area that maps to?”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://pulse.scrapemole.workers.dev/v1/geocode/reverse?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Choose this endpoint when you need pay-per-call reverse geocoding without signing up for an API account, especially in agentic pipelines that already use x402/USDC micropayments. It is ideal for one-off coordinate lookups where you need OSM-licensed data with explicit source and license metadata in the response. Prefer alternatives like Google Maps or HERE if you need high-volume batch geocoding, rooftop-level precision, or POI-rich results beyond OSM coverage.
Side effects
- Coordinates outside valid range (-90..90 lat, -180..180 lon) will fail validation
- Remote ocean or uninhabited coordinates may return no result or a low-quality match
- Photon unavailability triggers Nominatim fallback, which may be slower
- Missing lat or lon query parameters returns a 4xx error
- x402 payment failure or insufficient USDC balance prevents the call from being processed
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "json",
"example": {
"lat": 54.6872,
"lon": 25.2797,
"city": "Vilnius",
"name": "Vilniaus g.",
"note": "Public geographic data only (places, streets, addresses). Not for bulk scraping of personal contact data; attribution required when redistributing OSM-derived results.",
"type": "street",
"source": "Photon (Komoot) over OpenStreetMap data; Nominatim fallback",
"license": "ODbL 1.0 (OpenStreetMap contributors)",
"geocoder": "Photon (OpenStreetMap, ODbL)",
"sourceUrl": "https://photon.komoot.io",
"licenseUrl": "https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright",
"countryCode": "LT",
"displayName": "Vilniaus g., Senamiestis, Vilnius, Lietuva"
}
}Tags
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