Introducing Agentik: One MCP Connection That Gives Your AI Agent 2,400+ Tools

AI assistants have gotten good at planning work and stay mediocre at doing it. Ask Claude to audit your site's SEO and it will happily write you a plan — but it can't pull your Search Console data, scrape a competitor's page, or check where your rankings actually stand. Every real step hits the same wall: no API access.

Agentik is built to remove that wall.

What Agentik actually is

Agentik is a tool gateway for AI agents: it connects Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex to 2,429 tools from 52 providers through a single MCP (Model Context Protocol) connection. You add one entry to your agent's MCP config; the agent then discovers tools on demand — search the catalog, inspect a tool's inputs and price, run it.

The part that saves the most setup: for public data and AI models, Agentik holds the provider accounts. You don't register separately for a TikTok data API, a scraping service, and an image generator — your agent spends from one shared balance. Ad and analytics tools (Google Ads, Meta Ads, GA4) connect to your accounts, authorized once per workspace.

What's in the catalog

The 2,400+ tools cluster into a few families that map well to marketing and site work:

• Social media (1,053 tools) — TikTok (137), Instagram (77), YouTube (41), X (37), Reddit (35): profiles, posts, comments, and trends.
• Advertising & analytics (601 tools) — TikTok Ads, Meta Ads, Google Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Google Analytics 4, and Search Console, connected to your own accounts.
• Search & web — SEO tools (98), AI visibility / GEO (23), web scraping (19), web search (17), Google Maps (10), browser automation.
• Business data — B2B leads (39), app stores, finance, Amazon, reviews.
• AI media — image generation (98), video generation (93), audio and music.

For a WordPress and SEO audience, the practical pitch: your agent can pull Search Console queries, audit on-page SEO, scrape and compare competitor pages, generate featured images, and draft social posts — without you writing a line of glue code or managing a drawer of API keys.

How the pricing works

Agentik bills per call from a prepaid USD balance:

• Provider prices, no markup — a tool call costs what the underlying provider charges. B2B leads start at $0.00038, SEO checks from $0.00015 per page, web search at $0.008 per call, images at $0.01.
• A 5.5% platform fee on top-ups — added on top when you add credit (minimum purchase $5). Your first top-up of $10 or less is fee-free, which is a cheap way to try the whole catalog.
• Reservation-based billing — before a paid run, the quoted maximum is held; the final charge reflects measured consumption, and unused reservations are released.
• Spending controls — per-key hourly, daily, and lifetime caps, plus tool allowlists, so an over-eager agent can't drain the balance.

Discovery and inspection are free, and a number of tools across categories run at zero cost, so you can wire things up and watch real behavior before spending much.

Who it's for — and who it isn't

Agentik fits developers and marketers who already live inside Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Codex and keep hitting the "the model can't reach that data" ceiling. The sweet spot: recurring research and ops work — SEO audits, competitor monitoring, ad reporting, content prep — that's easy to describe but annoying to script.

It is not:

• A no-code automation platform — there are no visual workflows; the agent decides when to call what.
• An autopilot for your accounts — ad and analytics connections read and act on your accounts under your configuration; the caps and allowlists exist because you should set boundaries deliberately.
• A free tool — some calls cost nothing, but real usage is metered. The per-call prices are small; they are not zero.

Our take

The one-connection model is the right shape for where agent tooling is heading: agents need breadth (many providers), humans need control (caps, allowlists, one balance), and nobody wants to maintain fifty API integrations. The transparent pricing page — including what it doesn't do, like auto-recharge or crypto payments — is a good sign.

If your work lives in ChatGPT or Claude and you've ever wished the assistant could just check Search Console or pull a competitor page, an hour with a $10 balance on Agentik is worth it.