Pricing

Choose capacity for your MCP workload

Plans are based on enforced capacity: integrations, active tools, monthly calls, per-minute throughput, and redacted response payload size.

Free

For evaluating one MCP surface before production use.

$0forever

Evaluation and small experiments

  • Max integrations1
  • Tool calls / month1,000
  • Tool calls / min30
  • Active tools / integration3

Highlights

  • One OpenAPI or database MCP surface
  • Useful for validating tool quality and client setup
  • Redacted logs and usage dashboards included
Start free

Pro

Most popular

For production OpenAPI and database MCP workflows.

$9.99per month

or $69.99 per year

Production MCP workloads

  • Max integrations10
  • Tool calls / month50,000
  • Tool calls / min120
  • Active tools / integration50

Highlights

  • More integrations, tools, and monthly calls
  • Better fit for real user or team traffic
  • Most common path after evaluation
Upgrade

Team

For higher-volume teams with multiple MCP surfaces.

$199.99per month

or $499.99 per year

Higher-volume teams

  • Max integrations50
  • Tool calls / month200,000
  • Tool calls / min300
  • Active tools / integration200

Highlights

  • Highest integration count and call quota
  • More active tools per published surface
  • Larger redacted response payload retention
Upgrade

Plan comparison

The table shows what changes by plan. OpenAPI publishing, Database to MCP, Gateway Chat testing, redacted logs, and usage analytics are available across plans.

CategoryFreeProTeam

Enforced capacity

These are the limits the platform enforces today. They apply across OpenAPI and database MCP surfaces in the account.

Max integrations

How many MCP integrations you can publish under one account.

1

10

50

Active tools / integration

Maximum number of published tools you can keep active in a single MCP surface.

3

50

200

Tool calls / month

Monthly allowance for executed MCP tool calls.

1,000

50,000

200,000

Tool calls / minute

Per-minute throughput limit before rate limiting applies.

30

120

300

Redacted response payload stored

Maximum redacted response payload size retained for inspection and export.

8KB

32KB

128KB

Core platform features

These are included in every plan so evaluation and paid usage follow the same Gateway model.

FeatureFreeProTeam

Rate limit

Per-minute throughput enforcement for MCP tool calls.

Included

30 req/min

Included

120 req/min

Included

300 req/min

Monthly quota

Per-account monthly tool call allowance.

Included

1,000 calls/month

Included

50,000 calls/month

Included

200,000 calls/month

Request logging

Redacted request arguments are stored for inspection.

Included

Redacted request args

Included

Redacted request args

Included

Redacted request args

Response logging

Redacted responses are stored with plan-defined payload limits.

Included

Redacted, up to 8KB

Included

Redacted, up to 32KB

Included

Redacted, up to 128KB

Usage dashboard

Total calls, success rate, latency and call volume.

Included

Summary + hourly/day charts

Included

Summary + hourly/day charts

Included

Summary + hourly/day charts

Tool analytics

Per-tool success and p50/p95/p99 latency breakdown.

Included

Per-tool success and latency percentiles

Included

Per-tool success and latency percentiles

Included

Per-tool success and latency percentiles

Response export

Copy and download redacted response payloads from usage.

Included

Copy and JSON download

Included

Copy and JSON download

Included

Copy and JSON download

Common questions

What counts as a tool call?

A tool call is one executed MCP tools/call request routed through the Gateway. Listing tools with tools/list is used for discovery; the quota is meant to measure actual tool execution traffic.

Are OpenAPI to MCP and Database to MCP included?

Yes. Plan capacity applies to published MCP surfaces from OpenAPI integrations and database scopes. The same account limits, rate limits, redacted logs, and usage analytics apply.

What happens when quota or rate limits are reached?

The Gateway blocks additional execution before forwarding the call to the upstream API or database executor. This protects the source system and makes the limit visible in usage flows.

Do MCP clients need upstream API keys or database credentials?

No in the recommended setup. MCP clients authenticate to the Gateway, while upstream API credentials and database connection strings stay server-side.

Can I upgrade later?

Yes. Start with Free to validate one surface, then move to Pro or Team when traffic, integration count, or active tool count grows.

Can I use Gateway Chat on these plans?

Yes. Gateway Chat can be used to test published MCP surfaces before connecting external clients such as Claude, Cursor, or VS Code.