There is no free tier for the connection, so evaluating it means putting a card in. AIRIX's weekly 0-100 visibility score is the product; the MCP endpoint is a way to read it without opening the console. Worth knowing before you connect: we could not enumerate the tools, because the endpoint requires a session before it answers, so the surface here is what AIRIX documents.
AIRIX's own endpoint. You sign in through the browser on first connect and the agent then works against your AIRIX console data.
The vendor's help pages cover connecting from Claude Code and other clients. The endpoint answers a handshake but will not list its tools without a signed-in session, so what it offers comes from AIRIX's documentation rather than from a call we made.
A paid AIRIX plan — the docs say the MCP connection requires one. Pricing is a $1 trial with full console access for 24 hours, then $39.99/month, cancellable within the first day.
Paste a URL, then authorize — add the endpoint to your client, then approve the OAuth consent screen