Paid tools per call
The same job as treg: one connection and one balance for many paid tools.
No top-up fee, and your own keys win. treg and Agentik both bill paid tools to an agent from one balance.
Read the comparison →tregvsAlexandriaSEO, people and ad data per call, with no plan. Alexandria centres on public records and Firecrawl's own indexes.
Read the comparison →tregvsAIsaEach provider's own answer, with every field it returns. AIsa reshapes answers into one schema, sourced per value.
Read the comparison →tregvsLocusYour team's own keys, accounts and tools, beside the catalog. Locus is built to resell paid tools to your customers.
Read the comparison →tregvsMonid0% markup in the terms, and your own keys first. Like Monid, treg sells paid tools from a prepaid balance.
Read the comparison →tregvsAnyAPIAnyAPI's endpoints are in the treg catalog, beside SEO, people and ad data on one key and one balance.
Read the comparison →tregvsFetchAPIEvery tool at its provider's own rate, 0% markup in the terms. FetchAPI routes jobs to the cheapest working provider.
Read the comparison →tregvsAPIHubCard top-ups at 0% markup, and your own keys win. APIHub sells listed APIs to agents for USDC credits or x402.
Read the comparison →tregvsRapidAPIA single prepaid balance at 0% markup for every tool. On RapidAPI, each API has its own plan.
Read the comparison →tregvsApifyData APIs that answer in the same call, at 0% markup. Apify runs Actors that scrape almost any site.
Read the comparison →Act in your own apps
These connect an agent to apps you already use. treg's catalog is mostly data you have no account for.
Paid data with no vendor accounts, at each provider's rate. Composio connects agents to apps in each user's accounts.
Read the comparison →tregvsZapier MCPDollars per call, not tasks, for data with no vendor accounts. Zapier MCP lets an agent act in the apps you connect.
Read the comparison →tregvsPipedream ConnectBilled in dollars per call, for data you hold no account for. Pipedream Connect lets agents act in your users' apps.
Read the comparison →tregvsSmitheryOne token for paid tools from many vendors. Smithery is now a free directory of MCP servers that links to each vendor.
Read the comparison →tregvsArcade.devSpend limits in dollars and paid data with no vendor accounts. Arcade.dev lets your agents act in each user's apps.
Read the comparison →tregvsNangoPer-call data with no plan and no vendor accounts. Nango connects your product to APIs in your users' own accounts.
Read the comparison →Sales and GTM data
Platforms with their own interface and database. treg gives an agent their kind of data by API.
Model routers
One API for many language models. treg is the same idea for tools.
How these comparisons are made
Their words, their pages. Every fact about another product comes from its own site, docs or pricing page, and is linked.
"Not published" is not "no". When a page says nothing, we say so, rather than guess that a feature is missing.
Dated, and open to fixes. Prices change. Each page says when we read it; write to jason@treg.to with a correction.