treg vs AIsa: the short answer
Both sell data to agents per call from a prepaid balance. treg is like OpenRouter for tools: one API key and one balance for many paid APIs. treg relays each provider's own answer unchanged at the provider's rate with 0% markup, and adds your own keys, your connected accounts and team roles on every account. AIsa returns data in one normalized schema, labels the source of every value, and bills per result. One agent can hold both connections and use each for its own jobs.
Which one fits
Different tools fit different jobs. Here is when each one is the better choice.
Choose AIsa if
- You want one response shape across platforms, so your agent never parses vendor formats.
- You want the source, method and time of every value, with published calibration.
- You want empty responses and failed prechecks to cost nothing.
- You want $1 of free balance every month.
- You want language models on the same key and balance.
Choose treg if
- You want every field the provider returns, in the provider's own format.
- You want your own provider keys used first and never metered, on every account.
- Several people on your team share one account, with owner, admin, member and viewer roles.
- Your agent works in your own Google Analytics, Search Console or ad accounts, and you want those calls never metered.
- You want the provider's own rate with 0% markup, a commitment in the terms.
treg vs AIsa, side by side
Each AIsa cell restates AIsa's own public pages on 3 November 2026. "Not published" means those pages say nothing about it, not that the feature does not exist.
| Feature | treg | AIsa |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | ||
| How you pay | A prepaid team balance. Each catalog call is billed at the provider's own rate. No subscription and no seats. | A prepaid balance by card, pay per result from $0.001. Some premium endpoints need a subscription. |
| Free start | $1.00 of credit, once per new verified account. No card. | $1 of free balance every month, no card. Unused free balance expires each month. |
| Fees | 0% markup, a commitment in the terms. No top-up fee. Calls on your own keys, tools and connected accounts are never metered, except X through treg's own X app, which X bills per use. | Prices use a per-plan multiplier. A markup over the provider price is not published. Empty responses and failed prechecks are free. |
| x402 or stablecoin pay per call | Not yet. Top-ups are by card today. | Yes: x402 and MPP, with no account. |
| What your agent can use | ||
| Size, in their words | 4,100+ tools across 126 providers, plus the tools your team registers. | 5,000+ APIs on the home page; 1,927 endpoints on the pricing page. Plus 110+ language models. |
| Paid data with no account at the vendor | Yes: SEO and SERP data, backlinks, people and company enrichment, social profiles and posts, ad libraries, web search and scraping, image, video and voice generation. | Yes: companies and people, SEO, AI answers, commerce, social, finance, crypto and prediction markets. |
| Your own accounts | Google Analytics, Search Console, Google Ads, Business Profile, Tag Manager, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, Microsoft Advertising, Pinterest Ads, Snapchat Ads, YouTube, LinkedIn, Slack, X, TikTok, Instagram and Facebook Pages. | Publishing runs under the account owner's authorization. Which accounts can be connected is not published. |
| Actions (writes) | Writes in your connected accounts (ad changes, Slack messages, social posts) and any API or CLI your team registers. No triggers or scheduled workflows: the agent runs the steps. | Posting to X today. More platforms and ad campaigns are marked coming soon. Agent mail. |
| What a call returns | The provider's own answer, unchanged. Routed tools add a small wrapper and say so. | One normalized schema, each value labeled by source. |
| How your agent connects | ||
| MCP | A remote MCP server with OAuth or a token header, for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and others. | A remote MCP server with OAuth 2.1 or an API key, plus one endpoint per module. |
| API, CLI and SDKs | An HTTP API (method, path, query and body reach the provider unchanged), a CLI and an agent skill. No SDKs. | A REST API with OpenAPI, a CLI, and OpenAI-compatible model endpoints. |
| Bring your own keys | Yes, on every account. Your team's key always wins and is never metered. | Enterprise only. |
| Open source and self-host | Code on GitHub under Apache 2.0 with added terms. You can self-host for your own team; offering it as a hosted service to others needs permission. | The CLI, skills and docs are on GitHub (MIT and Apache-2.0). The service is not published as open source. |
| Control | ||
| Price before the call | Yes. Each tool's rate, with its source and the date it was checked. | Yes: free quotes for up to 20 exact calls. |
| Spend limits | A team daily spend cap, a per-call cost ceiling, per-member daily call caps and daily budgets per tagged customer (advisory). No per-key hourly or lifetime caps. | A spending limit per key. The max-price header rejects a high estimate but does not cap the final charge. |
| Call records | An audit log of calls with their cost, and every charge in the balance ledger. | A usage console lists every request with the amount charged. |
| Team | Teams with owner, admin, member and viewer roles, and tool access per member. | 1 seat below Enterprise; unlimited seats on Enterprise. |
treg's catalog size is read live from the catalog. Prices change; check each product's own pricing page before you decide.
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What each one does better
Where AIsa does best
- 01
One schema. The same shape across platforms, so Amazon and Temu, or Google and Bing, read the same way.
- 02
Provenance on every value. Each value says where it came from and how, and AIsa publishes its calibration.
- 03
Pay for results. Empty responses and failed prechecks are free, and verified fields are billed only when verification passes.
- 04
x402 and MPP. An agent with no account can pay per call.
- 05
Language models on the same key. 110+ LLMs on the same balance as its data tools.
Where treg is the better choice
- 01
The provider's own answer. treg relays the response unchanged, so every field reaches your agent, including the ones a vendor adds later.
- 02
Your own keys on every account. Your team's key always wins and is never metered, with no Enterprise contract.
- 03
Your connected accounts. Google Analytics, Search Console, Google Ads, Meta Ads, LinkedIn and Slack, never metered.
- 04
Teams on every account. Owner, admin, member and viewer roles, and tool access per member.
- 05
0% markup, in the terms. Each call is billed at the provider's own rate, with no top-up fee, and the price shows with its source and checked date before the call.
Not either-or
Using AIsa and treg together
If your agent needs one schema for commerce or social data, AIsa does that work for you. If it needs a vendor's full response, your own keys or your own accounts, treg fits. Both are remote MCP servers.
Give your agent
every tool in the catalog.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there an AIsa alternative for AI agents?
Yes. treg is an AIsa alternative that gives agents paid data tools from a prepaid balance, plus your connected accounts and the tools your team registers. treg connects your Google Analytics, Search Console, Google Ads and Meta Ads accounts, and those calls are never metered.
How much does AIsa cost?
AIsa pricing starts free: AIsa gives $1 of free balance every month, and unused free balance expires each month. After that, AIsa bills per result from $0.001 times a plan multiplier, and empty responses and failed prechecks are free.
Can I use my own API keys with AIsa?
On Enterprise. AIsa lists your own vendor keys on its Enterprise plan, while treg accepts your team's keys on every account. On treg, your team's key always wins and those calls are never metered.
AIsa vs treg: what is the difference?
The main difference is the response. AIsa returns its own normalized schema with each value labeled by source, while treg relays the provider's own answer unchanged. With treg, every field a provider returns reaches the agent, including fields the vendor adds later.
Can I use AIsa and treg together?
Yes. AIsa and treg are both remote MCP servers, so one agent can hold both connections. If the agent needs one schema for commerce or social data, AIsa does that work; if it needs a vendor's full response, your own keys or your own accounts, treg fits.
How does treg pricing work compared with AIsa?
treg bills each call at the provider's own rate with 0% markup, a commitment in its terms, and no top-up fee. treg gives $1.00 of credit once per new verified account, with no card. AIsa prices calls with a per-plan multiplier and does not publish a markup over the provider price.
Can my team share one treg account?
Yes. treg teams work on every account, with owner, admin, member and viewer roles and tool access per member. AIsa's Starter and Developer plans have 1 seat, and AIsa Enterprise has unlimited seats.
Sources and method
- AIsa home pagehttps://aisa.one
- AIsa pricinghttps://aisa.one/pricing
- Pricing guidehttps://aisa.one/docs/guides/pricing
- AIsa llms.txthttps://aisa.one/llms.txt
- AIsa on GitHubhttps://github.com/AIsa-team
We read these pages on 3 November 2026. treg's own facts come from its pricing, terms and code. We left out what we could not check, and we do not guess why a product works the way it does.
Something wrong or out of date? Write to jason@treg.to and we will fix it.
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