MCP SERVERFind the free tiers, startup credits and discounts behind the tools you are about to choose — and check whether a vendor's free tier is likely to still exist next year.
LABSCO SUMMARY
Searching for free tiers is the obvious half. The half worth connecting is the change history: check_vendor_risk grades a vendor on what it has actually done to its pricing, and get_deal_changes lists the removals and reductions behind the grade. Put next to a stack recommendation, a cost estimate at a chosen scale and an audit of what you already run, it answers the question before the commitment rather than after the invoice.
An index of developer-infrastructure offers — free tiers, credits and discounts — searchable by keyword, category and eligibility, with tools that track how vendors have changed their pricing, compare two of them, and audit a stack you already run.
No credentials and nothing to configure. Run it locally over stdio with npx agentdeals, or point a client at the hosted Streamable HTTP endpoint at https://agentdeals.dev/mcp. It also installs as a Claude Code plugin or as a .mcpb bundle for Claude Desktop, and the same index is reachable over a REST API for use outside MCP.
One command — npx -y agentdeals
USE CASES
Describe what you are building and get a whole free-tier stack back, then search the categories where you want a different answer.
A side-by-side on free-tier limits, paid tiers and differences, with the full terms of the one you are leaning towards.
A stability verdict backed by the vendor's own history of removals, reductions and restorations.
Name the services you run and a scale; you get an estimate, plus an audit flagging savings, risks and gaps.
Deals and credits with a deadline inside your window, plus a digest of what changed this week.
Filtering by eligibility type narrows the index to the programmes your company can apply to.
Counted once with only startup setup. Other versions, modes or optional credentials may expose a different list.
audit_stackAudit your current infrastructure stack for cost savings, pricing risks, and missing capabilities. Pass the services you use today. Returns per-service risk assessment, cheaper alternatives, gap analysis for common categories (databases, hosting, CI/CD, auth, monitoring, logging, email, search, feature flags), and actionable recommendations.
check_vendor_riskBefore depending on a vendor's free tier, check if their pricing is stable. Returns risk level (stable/caution/risky), pricing change history, free tier longevity, and more-stable alternatives. We track 52+ real pricing changes — use this to avoid vendors that have broken trust.
compare_servicesCompare two developer tool vendors side by side. Returns free tier limits, pricing tiers, key differentiators, and recent deal changes for both. Use when deciding between two options (e.g., Supabase vs Neon, Vercel vs Netlify).
estimate_costsEstimate infrastructure costs for your current stack at different scales. Pass the vendor names you're using (e.g. Vercel, Supabase, Clerk) and a scale (hobby/startup/growth) to get per-service cost analysis, free tier limits, free alternatives, and warnings about recent pricing changes. Use during project planning, code reviews, or deployment setup.
get_deal_changesCheck which developer tools recently changed their pricing or free tiers. Tracks removals, limit reductions, limit increases, new free tiers, and restructures. Use when advising on vendor lock-in risk or staying current on pricing shifts.
get_expiring_dealsCheck which developer tool deals, free tiers, or credits are expiring soon. Use to avoid service disruptions and find replacements before deadlines.
get_new_offersCheck what developer tool deals were recently added or updated. Returns offers verified within the last N days, sorted newest first. Use for periodic checks to stay current on new free tiers and credits.
get_newest_dealsSee what's new in the AgentDeals index. Returns deals sorted by verified date (newest first), with days_since_update for each result. Use for periodic 'what's new' checks — pairs with monitor-vendor-changes prompt for a complete recurring usage loop.
get_offer_detailsGet full pricing details for a specific vendor's free tier or deal. Use include_alternatives to compare up to 5 similar vendors in the same category — ideal for recommending alternatives or evaluating options.
get_stack_recommendationGet a complete free-tier infrastructure stack recommendation for your project. Instead of searching category by category, describe what you're building and get a curated stack with hosting, database, auth, and more — all free tier. Covers SaaS apps, API backends, static sites, mobile apps, AI/ML projects, e-commerce, and DevOps.
get_weekly_digestGet a curated weekly summary of developer tool pricing changes, new offers, and upcoming deadlines. Use for regular check-ins on what's changed in developer pricing. Falls back to 30-day window if fewer than 3 changes in the past week.
list_categoriesBrowse 52 categories of developer infrastructure deals (databases, cloud hosting, CI/CD, monitoring, auth, search, and more). Call this first to see what's available before searching.
search_offersFind free tiers, credits, and discounts for developer tools. Use when choosing infrastructure for a new project, comparing vendor pricing, or finding cost savings. Covers 1,500+ offers from vendors like AWS, Vercel, Supabase, Cloudflare, and more. Supports filtering by category, eligibility (public, startup, OSS, student), and sorting by recency.
BEFORE YOU INSTALL
13 tools when we connected.
npx on PATH
All 4 documented clients run the server on your machine.
CONTEXT COST
Rated by the size of the 13 tool definitions that ride along on every turn, not by how many there are
INSTALLATION
npx -y agentdealshttps://agentdeals.dev/mcpAdd this hosted endpoint to your MCP client.
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}MCP servers
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