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3 of 4 Jithox MCP servers are available right now. This page is generated from the same catalog that charges, so it cannot report a server as available while the runtime refuses it.

An unavailable server never costs you anything

When an official source cannot be reached, the server answers a typed unavailable instead of a guess. Nothing is executed, nothing is charged, and no free call is consumed.

Servers

Source: Live VIES for VAT status and Peppol SML/SMP for participant lookup. A provider outage is reported as unavailable, never as invalid.

Answering and sellable at €0.10 per accepted call. Introductory usage price. Subject to review as real usage data becomes available.

Source: An officially ingested TARIC baseline with a stated publication date and checksum. Every answer carries its source; a gap makes the answer truthfully unavailable rather than invented.

Answering and sellable at €0.25 per accepted call. Introductory usage price. Subject to review as real usage data becomes available.

Source: The official EPREL public API. Every field is marked supplier-declared and not independently verified by Jithox.

Answering and sellable at €0.25 per accepted call. Introductory usage price. Subject to review as real usage data becomes available.

Source: The European Commission's consolidated list. The Jithox runtime is online, but the official structured distribution is currently returning an upstream error.

The official EU structured distribution is not answering. Rather than screen against an out-of-date list, every tool returns a typed unavailable and nothing is charged. A monitor checks for recovery automatically.

Why a server stays unavailable

We would rather answer nothing than answer from a source we cannot currently verify. A screening or a classification built on an out-of-date list is worse than an honest refusal, because it looks like an answer.

  • The Jithox runtime for an unavailable server is still online — it answers a typed unavailable, not a timeout.
  • Nothing is charged and no free call is consumed while a server is unavailable.
  • A monitor checks for recovery automatically; the server returns to sale on its own once its official source answers again.
  • Nothing is sold in the meantime — there is no price and no buy button for an unavailable server.

What this page does not publish

No uptime percentage, no incident history and no response-time figures. We do not measure them yet, and publishing an invented number would defeat the point of a status page. What is above is derived from live configuration, not typed by hand.