MCP is a protocol.
Access shouldn’t be
an upsell.

Airtable explicitly includes its hosted MCP server on every plan, including Free, without an additional MCP charge. Read and write operations follow the connected user's permissions and ordinary API and base limits.

Included is not unlimited. Monthly API allowances and the full product-limit schedule were not audited in this research.

Access requirement

Every plan, including Free, at no additional MCP cost.

Cost & billing

Explicitly no additional Airtable charge for MCP usage; normal API and product limits remain.

Delivery

Vendor-hosted

Read the fine print

• Official hosted endpoint: https://mcp.airtable.com/mcp.
• Vendor explicitly states every plan, including Free, has MCP at no additional cost.
• Normal API limits include five requests/second/base and 50 requests/second/token; records created by an agent count toward normal base limits.
• Existing permissions determine access: commenters/read-only users can read; eligible editors, creators and owners can modify accessible content.
• Admins can block access. OAuth and scoped personal access tokens are supported.
• MCP-created automations arrive paused for a person to review and activate.

Official evidence 03

1. Airtable MCP product and cost FAQ ↗

   Identifies the hosted endpoint and explicitly says MCP is available on every plan, including Free, at no additional cost. Gives normal API throughput limits and says created records count toward base limits.

2. Using the Airtable MCP server ↗

   Updated November 9, 2026. Lists all-plan availability, existing permission enforcement, and no additional Airtable charges for MCP usage while normal API limits remain.

3. Airtable MCP getting started ↗

   Documents OAuth connection and personal access tokens with scoped permissions.

Asana documents its official MCP server and makes its Claude and ChatGPT integrations available on Personal as well as paid plans. Its own AWS Marketplace MCP listing is free; that pricing evidence is scoped to the listed offering.

No-charge evidence is qualified to Asana's official free Marketplace offering; free-account availability is separately established by its official app documentation. A universal direct-server fee policy remains unverified. Indexed Developer Terms mention free MCP, but their live URLs redirect, so that claim is excluded.

Access requirement

Official Claude and ChatGPT integrations include Asana Personal accounts.

Cost & billing

Asana's official AWS Marketplace MCP offering is explicitly free. A universal fee statement covering every direct V2 connection method was not verified.

Delivery

Vendor-hosted

Read the fine print

• Official server: https://mcp.asana.com/v2/mcp, using OAuth and Streamable HTTP.
• Official Claude and ChatGPT app availability includes Personal, Starter, Advanced, Enterprise and Enterprise+.
• Workspace app controls and the authenticated user's existing permissions apply.
• Claude team accounts can require organization-wide app approval through App Management. Starter lacks that capability, which can limit team or organization use.
• The MCP Server product sold by Asana on AWS Marketplace is explicitly free of charge, with no subscription end date.
• No MCP-specific numerical quota or direct V2 universal no-charge policy was established from freshly opened vendor-domain documentation.

Official evidence 04

1. Using Asana's MCP server ↗

   Identifies the official V2 endpoint, Asana account authentication, supported transport and workspace app-control requirements.

2. Asana app in Claude ↗

   Explicitly includes Personal and paid plans. Warns that Claude team access can require organization-level app approval and that Starter lacks App Management.

3. Asana app in ChatGPT ↗

   Explicitly lists Personal, Starter, Advanced, Enterprise and Enterprise+ availability.

4. Asana MCP Server sold by Asana on AWS Marketplace ↗

   Identifies Asana as the seller and explicitly states the MCP Server product is free of charge; free subscriptions have no end date.

Connecting is free. Enriched Teamwork Graph calls through Rovo MCP consume pooled Rovo credits; extra usage billing is announced for December 3, 2026.

Announced change: extra-usage billing starts December 3, 2026.

Access requirement

Free connection; enriched context uses Rovo credits

Cost & billing

Enriched calls use shared credits

Delivery

Vendor-hosted

Read the fine print

• Charges depend on the tool and enriched context returned; do not assume every MCP call is billable.
• Included credit allowances depend on the underlying paid Atlassian app/plan.
• Ordinary setup and connection are free.
• As of the checked date, December 3 extra-usage billing is a future change, not a current overage charge.

Official evidence 02

1. Rovo licensing FAQ ↗

   Installing and connecting are free. Enriched Teamwork Graph calls, including MCP calls, consume Rovo credits.

2. Rovo credit policy ↗

   Credits are pooled at organization level. Extra usage billing takes effect December 3, 2026.

AWS explicitly charges nothing extra for its managed MCP server. You pay for the AWS resources your agents use.

Access requirement

AWS account for AWS resource operations

Cost & billing

No additional MCP charge

Delivery

Vendor-hosted

Read the fine print

• Ordinary AWS resource and data-transfer charges remain.
• Resource operations require appropriate IAM permissions.
• This entry covers the AWS MCP Server, not separately priced products for hosting your own MCP servers.

Official evidence 01

1. General availability and pricing ↗

   AWS states that the managed MCP server is available at no additional charge; customers pay for AWS resources used by agents.

Box conditionally includes MCP API access for standard signed-in users of published integrations. Custom, service-account and scaled workflows incur API usage; product charges remain separate.

Access requirement

All Box plans; tool entitlements depend on plan

Cost & billing

Free API calls for published apps with personal OAuth; API charges apply to other workflows

Delivery

Vendor-hosted MCP; deprecated legacy self-hosted community project

Read the fine print

• Free API calls require both an app published in Box Integrations Center and login with the user's own Box account through OAuth.
• Custom or unpublished apps, additional integration credentials, service accounts and scaled/shared workflows incur API usage charges.
• In charged cases, each tool invocation, session initialization and list-tools request consumes one API call.
• AI tools add AI Units; DocGen and Sign have their own product allowances and usage charges.
• Current pricing guidance says all plans; an older GA announcement said Business and above.
• The legacy self-hosted community project is deprecated.

Official evidence 03

1. Managing Box MCP Servers ↗

   The current pricing section makes the server available on all plans. API calls are free only for published integrations using the user's own OAuth login; other use cases are charged. It documents API-call metering plus AI, DocGen and Sign product usage.

2. Box MCP server developer guide ↗

   Box provides a hosted OAuth MCP endpoint. The guide deprecates the legacy self-hosted open-source community project.

3. Remote Box MCP Server GA announcement ↗

   The older release announcement says Business plans and above, conflicting with the current dedicated pricing guide's all-plan availability.

Canva provides core design MCP capabilities to Free accounts, while resizing, autofill, brand kits and brand templates require Pro or above. Some generation consumes the same AI allowance used directly in Canva.

No separate MCP fee was verified. Older endpoint listings may differ from the current developer quickstart. Exact AI allowance consumption varies by action and plan.

Access requirement

Core MCP tools work on every Canva plan; selected tools require Pro or above.

Cost & billing

Paid features require an eligible Canva plan; AI generation uses the account's existing AI allowance. Pro is USD144/year for one person on the checked US pricing page.

Delivery

Vendor-hosted

Read the fine print

• Current developer quickstart documents remote server https://api.canva.com/connect/v1/mcp; Canva Dev MCP for SDK development is a separate product surface.
• Generation, editing, search, exports, comments and asset uploads are available on all plans.
• Resizing, autofill, brand kits and templates require Pro or above. Free users have a limited resize trial.
• Free has standard-quality exports; paid plans provide additional export capabilities. Premium elements can cause license_required errors.
• Tool-specific request limits apply, plus a default cap of 300 requests/minute/user across clients.
• Design generation through the AI Connector draws on the account's existing Canva AI allowance, shared with direct Canva generation.
• Checked US pricing explicitly shows Pro USD144/year for one person and Business USD250/year/person; Enterprise is contact sales.

Official evidence 05

1. Canva MCP quickstart ↗

   Documents the remote MCP endpoint https://api.canva.com/connect/v1/mcp and distinguishes the optional Canva Dev MCP server.

2. Canva MCP access and permissions ↗

   Lists core capabilities for all plans and resizing, autofill, brand kits and templates for Pro and above.

3. Canva MCP tools and rate limits ↗

   Documents the Free resize trial, export differences, individual tool limits and default 300 requests/minute/user cap.

4. Canva AI Connector explanation ↗

   Says connector design generation draws on existing Canva AI credits, the same pool as generation directly in Canva, rather than a separate budget.

5. Canva pricing ↗

   Checked US page explicitly displays Pro USD144/year for one person, Business USD250/year/person, and Enterprise contact-sales pricing.

ClickUp includes limited MCP access on Free and paid plans. Daily workspace quotas increase with the plan, and its ongoing pricing migration means new Max and legacy Everything AI customers follow different packaging.

Search-indexed pricing still shows legacy Everything AI at a different price. That amount is omitted; current live prices and new-versus-existing limits must not be mixed. No claim that MCP itself consumes AI credits was established.

Access requirement

All plans; Free Forever has 100 workspace-shared calls per rolling 24 hours.

Cost & billing

Higher plans raise MCP quota. New Max removes the daily cap; legacy Everything AI does the same. Current Max is USD100/user/month billed yearly at the displayed discount.

Delivery

Vendor-hosted

Read the fine print

• Official hosted server: https://mcp.clickup.com/mcp; OAuth authentication.
• New plans: Free 100/day; Core 300; Business 1,000; Business Plus 2,500; Enterprise 25,000; Max no daily cap.
• Existing plans: Free 100/day; Unlimited 300; Business 1,000; Business Plus 2,500; Enterprise 5,000; Everything AI add-on no daily cap.
• Daily quota is shared by every MCP client in the workspace. Per-minute API limits still apply when there is no daily cap.
• Brain AI add-on does not improve MCP limits. New plans include AI rather than offering the legacy add-ons.
• Live new-plan pricing shows Core USD9/user/month billed yearly (regular 12), Business USD17 (regular 25), Max USD100 (regular 120); Enterprise custom.
• Existing Everything AI purchasers retain their existing arrangement; migrated-workspace pricing depends on the vendor's renewal notice.

Official evidence 05

1. ClickUp MCP setup ↗

   Documents the official https://mcp.clickup.com/mcp server.

2. ClickUp AI feature availability and limits ↗

   Separates new and existing plans, specifies their daily workspace quotas, and lists no daily cap for new Max or legacy Everything AI. Per-minute API limits remain; Brain AI does not increase MCP quota.

3. What is ClickUp MCP? ↗

   Explicitly says official MCP is available on all plans and documents rolling 24-hour limits for workspaces without Everything AI.

4. ClickUp current pricing ↗

   Live page displays new Core, Business and Max at USD9, 17 and 100/user/month billed yearly, with regular prices 12, 25 and 120. Its comparison lists Free/Core/Business/Enterprise/Max MCP quotas of 100/300/1,000/25,000/no daily cap.

5. ClickUp pricing transition ↗

   Explains the migration to plans including AI and says existing Everything AI purchasers retain their plan and Everything AI.

Cloudflare documents account-based access to its general API MCP server without naming a minimum plan or server charge. Its separate DEX MCP server explicitly supports Free, Pay-as-you-go and Enterprise accounts.

DEX Free-plan evidence does not establish general API MCP pricing or all product-specific server terms.

Access requirement

General API: Cloudflare account documented; minimum plan unconfirmed

Cost & billing

General API MCP fee policy unresolved; DEX explicitly permits Free accounts.

Delivery

Cloudflare-managed remote general API server and additional product-specific MCP servers.

Read the fine print

• The general API MCP server accepts OAuth or API tokens; normal permissions determine available API operations.
• Current DEX documentation explicitly allows Cloudflare One Free, Pay-as-you-go and Enterprise customers.
• Custom MCP hosting, Dynamic Worker usage and MCP Server Portals are separate offerings; their pricing does not establish the general API server fee.
• Can a Free account use the general API server without a separate subscription or call charge, and does execution consume billable Workers resources?

Official evidence 03

1. Cloudflare own MCP servers ↗

   Current catalog documents the managed general API server and authentication but does not state a minimum plan or price.

2. General API MCP walkthrough ↗

   Prerequisites include a Cloudflare account; the explicit free tier mention concerns GitHub Copilot, not Cloudflare.

3. DEX MCP server ↗

   Current DEX guide explicitly allows Cloudflare One Free, Pay-as-you-go and Enterprise accounts.

Coda's successor, Superhuman Docs, provides a small MCP allowance to free users and Editors, with full access for paid Doc Makers. The new Docs server supports Editor actions beyond reading; legacy Coda connections have different restrictions and are being superseded.

Official pricing search results show dollar figures, but a fresh opened page yielded no price content; those figures are excluded. Legacy Coda beta/read-only conditions must not be conflated with the current Docs service.

Access requirement

Free taste: 30 requests/week, maximum 60/month. Full continued access requires a paid Doc Maker role.

Cost & billing

MCP is included for paid Doc Makers; free users and Editors have limited access. Current dollar pricing was not freshly verified.

Delivery

Vendor-hosted

Read the fine print

• Current official endpoint: https://docs.superhuman.com/apis/mcp.
• Paid Superhuman Docs Doc Makers receive full MCP tools and endpoints. Free Doc Makers receive 30 requests/week, maximum 60/month.
• Editors receive the same limited allowance and can perform editor actions, including modifying page content and tables, through the new Docs MCP.
• Legacy Coda MCP at https://coda.io/apis/mcp remains temporarily supported; new features go only to Docs MCP and the legacy server will eventually be deprecated.
• Legacy Coda documentation limits Editors to read tools. Do not apply that old restriction to the current Docs server.
• Legacy documentation explicitly says paid Doc Maker MCP access is included; limits remain for performance protection.
• Coda became Superhuman Docs on July 8, 2026. Existing Coda customers retain their plan/pricing unless they opt into the Superhuman bundle; new subscribers receive the suite.

Official evidence 03

1. Connect to Superhuman Docs MCP ↗

   Documents the current endpoint, paid Doc Maker full access, free and Editor allowance of 30/week and 60/month, Editor write actions, and eventual legacy Coda deprecation with new features reserved for Docs MCP.

2. Legacy Coda MCP pricing FAQ ↗

   Explicitly includes MCP for paid Doc Makers, requires upgrading after the free allowance is exhausted, and restricts legacy Editors to read tools.

3. Superhuman Docs billing and pricing basics ↗

   Confirms the July 8, 2026 rebrand, Maker billing, existing Coda pricing retention, and suite packaging for new subscribers.

Datadog invites existing customers and trial users to its hosted MCP server. It publishes fair-use limits, but the checked sources do not say whether calls incur a separate charge or what commercial terms apply above those limits.

Access requirement

Existing customers and 14-day trial invited; billing terms unresolved

Cost & billing

100,000 monthly tool calls under fair-use limits; separate fees and above-limit terms unconfirmed.

Delivery

Vendor-hosted

Read the fine print

• Current fair-use limits are 100,000 monthly tool calls and 50 requests per 10 seconds; Datadog says limits may change and support can adjust them.
• Organization-wide MCP access and user MCP read/write permissions are required alongside underlying resource permissions.
• The GA announcement invites existing customers to connect and new customers to a 14-day trial; it does not publish a minimum permanent plan.
• Are the fair-use calls included without a separate MCP fee, and above the limit are calls blocked, charged or subject to a paid agreement?

Official evidence 03

1. Datadog MCP Server ↗

   Current documentation publishes adjustable fair-use limits of 100,000 monthly calls and 50 requests per 10 seconds.

2. Datadog MCP setup ↗

   Requires organization-wide enablement, MCP read/write permissions and underlying resource permissions.

3. MCP Server GA use cases ↗

   March 9, 2026 launch invites existing Datadog customers to connect and new users to a 14-day trial.

Remote MCP is available on all dbt platform plans. Only text_to_sql consumes the dbt Copilot action allotment; other tools keep working without AI enabled.

Access requirement

All dbt platform plans

Cost & billing

Access included; one AI tool uses actions

Delivery

Hosted and self-hosted

Read the fine print

• Underlying Discovery and Semantic Layer API entitlements vary by product plan.
• The self-hosted server can work with local projects without a dbt platform account.
• Underlying warehouse queries and product usage can still incur costs.

Official evidence 01

1. MCP access and tools ↗

   Remote MCP is available on all platform plans; text_to_sql alone consumes Copilot actions and other tools remain usable without AI features.

Dropbox explicitly offers its Cursor MCP integration and Paper tools on all Dropbox plans. This supports included core access, with existing permissions and feature entitlements.

Access requirement

All Dropbox plans for the Cursor integration and Paper tools

Cost & billing

Core access available on all plans; no MCP-specific price or call allowance published in reviewed material

Delivery

Vendor-hosted remote MCP

Read the fine print

• The hosted server remains an open beta; beta terms apply.
• OAuth, existing Dropbox permissions and team policies apply.
• All-plan access does not establish unlimited calls or a fee waiver for every newer tool or client.

Official evidence 04

1. Dropbox and SpaceXAI launch: availability ↗

   September 24 launch explicitly offers the Cursor integration on all Dropbox and Cursor plans; Grok Bot has separate Cursor subscription eligibility.

2. Dropbox MCP in Cursor FAQ ↗

   September 20 FAQ confirms all Dropbox plans; the guide includes both supported integration and remote MCP setup.

3. Dropbox release notes ↗

   September 2026: Paper read/create/edit/comment tools are available on every Dropbox plan through the public MCP catalog.

4. Dropbox remote MCP server ↗

   Current guide labels the hosted service an open beta and documents permissions, clients and available tools.

The recommended Agent Builder MCP endpoint exposes built-in and custom tools. Self-managed Agent Builder requires an Enterprise license; other deployment types have different usage pricing.

Access requirement

Enterprise license for self-managed Agent Builder

Cost & billing

Enterprise license; cloud terms differ

Delivery

Self-managed Agent Builder

Read the fine print

• This classification covers Agent Builder on self-managed Elastic Stack, not every Elastic MCP implementation.
• Cloud Hosted and Serverless can meter Agent Builder executions; those product execution fees are not asserted to apply to every raw MCP tool call.
• An older official Elasticsearch MCP implementation is a separate limited alternative.
• Self-managed usage is currently under promotional pricing with no additional charge beyond license requirements.

Official evidence 02

1. Official MCP options ↗

   Elastic recommends Agent Builder MCP for current deployments and documents an older, limited Elasticsearch MCP alternative.

2. Agent Builder pricing and license ↗

   Self-managed Agent Builder is included in the Enterprise license tier; current promotional usage has no additional charge. Cloud deployments have their own execution-based models.

Figma offers a small remote MCP allowance on all plans, with substantially higher read limits for eligible Dev and Full seats. The desktop server and canvas-writing features have additional plan and seat requirements.

Beta pricing warning applies to canvas writing; it is not evidence that all MCP calls will become paid. An older official indexed page gives different quotas; this record follows the newer live rate-limits page.

Access requirement

Remote access on all plans; Starter and View/Collab seats have 20 read calls/month.

Cost & billing

Higher read limits require an eligible Dev/Full seat and plan. Some AI tools consume existing credits. Canvas writing is free during beta, with future usage pricing announced.

Delivery

Hosted and desktop

Read the fine print

• Remote server: https://mcp.figma.com/mcp. Only supported clients in Figma's MCP catalog can connect.
• View/Collab seats: up to 20 read-tool calls/month across Starter, Professional, Organization and Enterprise.
• Professional Full/Dev: up to 200 read calls/day and 10/minute; Organization: 200/day and 15/minute; Enterprise: 600/day and 20/minute.
• Desktop server requires a Dev or Full seat on Professional, Education, Organization, Government or Enterprise.
• Canvas writing requires Professional, Education, Organization or Enterprise; writing outside drafts requires a Full seat.
• Most MCP tools do not consume Figma AI credits; generate_image and send_prompt do. Weave tools use Weave credits.
• Organization Dev is USD25/seat/month and Enterprise Dev USD35/seat/month, both billed annually. Professional cadence was not established, so its displayed price is omitted.

Official evidence 03

1. Figma MCP rate limits and access ↗

   Lists 20 monthly read calls for View/Collab seats, higher daily limits for eligible Full/Dev seats, and upgrades as the path to higher limits. Separates credit-consuming image and Make tools from most MCP tools.

2. Get started with the Figma MCP server ↗

   Lists all-plan access, desktop seat requirements, and paid-plan canvas-writing eligibility. In the canvas-writing context, says the feature is free during beta and will become usage-priced.

3. Figma pricing ↗

   Shows Organization Dev at USD25/month and Enterprise Dev at USD35/month, both billed annually.

GitHub makes its official MCP server available regardless of account plan.

Access requirement

All GitHub plans, including Free

Cost & billing

Included access; individual tools inherit GitHub or Copilot feature requirements.

Delivery

GitHub-hosted remote server; local server also supported.

Read the fine print

• Tools for paid GitHub or Copilot features require the corresponding subscription; Copilot Cloud Agent tools are one example.
• Organization or enterprise Copilot policies can control use through Copilot.
• No MCP-specific monetary surcharge or quota is stated in the cited setup documentation.

Official evidence 01

1. Setting up the GitHub MCP Server ↗

   The server is available to all GitHub users regardless of plan. Individual MCP tools inherit the access requirements of their corresponding GitHub features. The documentation supports GitHub-hosted remote and local servers.

GitLab removed the Premium requirement for its official MCP server.

The umbrella MCP page still shows a paid-tier label; the specific server page and release notes explicitly document Free access.

Access requirement

Free, Premium, or Ultimate

Cost & billing

No paid subscription required for MCP access since GitLab 19.2; paid feature entitlements still apply.

Delivery

GitLab.com-hosted endpoint or MCP endpoint on a Self-Managed or Dedicated GitLab instance.

Read the fine print

• Access must be enabled for the top-level group on GitLab.com or for the instance on Self-Managed and Dedicated.
• GitLab.com lists per-user limits of 60 requests per minute on Free and 600 on Premium or Ultimate.
• The documentation lists hourly limits of 3,600 on Free and 5,000 on Premium or Ultimate, with hourly availability controlled by feature flags.
• Duo Agent Platform tools require the applicable platform eligibility; code security tools inherit Ultimate feature requirements.
• The stdio option uses mcp-remote as a proxy to the instance endpoint.

Official evidence 03

1. GitLab MCP server ↗

   The live server page lists Free, Premium, Ultimate and general availability. History records the move from Premium to Free in 19.2. It documents group or instance enablement, feature-dependent toolsets, instance endpoints, per-user minute limits, and feature-flag-controlled hourly limits.

2. GitLab 19.2 release notes ↗

   The section announcing MCP for Free users explicitly says the server can be used without a paid subscription or subscription upgrade.

3. Model Context Protocol overview ↗

   This umbrella page still labels MCP Premium and Ultimate. The more specific server documentation and explicit 19.2 release announcement establish current Free access.

Connecting to Grafana Cloud MCP counts toward AI-user billing even when data queries consume no Grafana AI tokens.

Cloud MCP access itself can trigger active-AI-user billing beyond included users, even when queries use no Grafana AI tokens.

Access requirement

Free includes 3 active AI users

Cost & billing

Cloud MCP counts as active AI use; Pro additional users start at $20 per active AI user per month.

Delivery

Grafana-hosted Cloud MCP; separately available self-run OSS MCP.

Read the fine print

• Free includes three active AI users, with 40 million tokens per user per month.
• Pro's separate $19 monthly platform fee includes the first three active AI users; additional active AI users start at $20 each.
• Connecting through Cloud MCP counts as active AI use even with zero Grafana AI tokens.
• Ordinary MCP data queries consume no Grafana AI tokens; invoking features using Grafana-provided models consumes tokens.
• Additional tokens start at $2 per million under published Pro pricing.
• Self-run OSS MCP is separate: hosting is the user's responsibility and normal Grafana usage rules apply; do not automatically apply Cloud MCP's AI-user billing to it.

Official evidence 03

1. Grafana Assistant pricing documentation ↗

   Cloud MCP connections count as active AI use even without Grafana AI-token consumption. Data queries do not use tokens, while Grafana-model Assistant features do. Billing counts active AI users above included users, independently of other Grafana Cloud features.

2. Grafana pricing ↗

   Free includes three active AI users with 40 million tokens each. Pro has a $19 monthly platform fee including the first three users, additional active AI users starting at $20, and additional tokens starting at $2 per million.

3. AI tools in Grafana OSS ↗

   Grafana distinguishes its hosted Cloud MCP from the self-run OSS MCP server. Cloud MCP counts toward Assistant usage and active users; OSS server hosting is the user's responsibility and Grafana usage rules apply.

HubSpot explicitly offers its hosted CRM MCP server to all accounts. Current docs describe free-tool accounts editing their default pipeline; premium tools follow their underlying Hub subscriptions.

Access requirement

All HubSpot accounts, including free-tool accounts; tool access follows product entitlements

Cost & billing

Free-account core access documented; ordinary paid-product requirements still apply

Delivery

Vendor-hosted CRM MCP server

Read the fine print

• OAuth with PKCE and existing HubSpot user permissions apply.
• Free-tool accounts may edit the default pipeline but cannot create custom pipelines.
• AEO tools require Marketing Hub Professional or Enterprise; quote tools require Revenue Hub Professional or Enterprise.
• Sensitive Data configurations block activity and conversation data through MCP.
• Included core access does not promise unlimited calls or free use of every premium tool.

Official evidence 02

1. HubSpot remote MCP general availability ↗

   April 13, 2026 announcement explicitly makes remote CRM MCP generally available to every HubSpot account.

2. HubSpot remote MCP current tool entitlements ↗

   November 9 version explicitly describes free-tool pipeline editing and paid-product requirements for AEO and quotes.

Intercom explicitly excludes core MCP tools from Operator-credit billing. Optional Operator work costs the same credits as in-app use; public material still does not state core-server minimum plan or a universal fee waiver.

Access requirement

Intercom workspace; optional Fin Operator requires Pro add-on

Cost & billing

Core tools explicitly do not use Operator credits; distinct core MCP fee and minimum plan unconfirmed

Delivery

Vendor-hosted regional MCP servers

Read the fine print

• US and EU hosted workspaces supported; AU not yet supported.
• Core tools accept OAuth or bearer tokens and follow ordinary Intercom API limits.
• Fin Operator requires Pro entitlement, OAuth and the teammate Operator permission.
• Only sending an Operator message consumes credits; its four response/proposal tools are free. Core conversation/contact tools do not use Operator credits.
• Which plans and trials include core-server access, and is there any separate non-Operator MCP fee?

Official evidence 03

1. Intercom MCP guide ↗

   Core tools and regional hosting are documented; Operator sending consumes existing credits, its other four tools are free.

2. Operator commercial billing FAQ ↗

   Explicitly says core tools such as conversation/contact reads do not use Operator credits and Operator MCP work is billed like in-product work.

3. Fin Operator tools ↗

   Optional tools require existing Operator access and permission; product limits apply.

Linear lists MCP access as included on every plan, including Free.

Access requirement

All plans, including Free

Cost & billing

MCP access included

Delivery

Vendor-hosted

Read the fine print

• Product and workspace limits still apply.
• A paid AI client is separate from Linear MCP access.

Official evidence 02

1. Plan comparison ↗

   The MCP access row is included under Free, Basic, Business and Enterprise.

2. MCP server documentation ↗

   Linear provides a hosted MCP server for finding, creating and updating Linear objects.

Make explicitly includes hosted MCP at no extra cost in every plan. Scenario-run access includes Free, while management tools are gated to paid plans.

Access requirement

Free for scenario-run tools; management tools require a paid plan

Cost & billing

Zero separate MCP fee; executed scenarios consume ordinary Make credits

Delivery

Vendor-hosted cloud MCP

Read the fine print

• Scenario-run tools are available on all plans; management tools require a paid plan.
• Executed scenarios retain ordinary module and AI credit usage.
• OAuth or an API key is supported.
• Scenarios must be active and on demand to run through MCP.
• No specific paid-plan dollar minimum or universal MCP call quota was established here.

Official evidence 02

1. Make MCP Server pricing FAQ ↗

   Make explicitly includes MCP Server in all plans, including Free, at no extra cost. Hosting is included; customers pay for credits consumed by scenarios executed in Make.

2. Make MCP Server developer guide ↗

   Make hosts the server using Streamable HTTP with OAuth or API-key access. Scenario-run tools are available to all plans, while management tools require paid plans. Tools can run active, on-demand scenarios.

Miro includes MCP access on Free and paid plans, but daily allowances rise with the product plan. Calls stop when the allowance is exhausted, and Enterprise customers can request additional capacity.

No separate MCP price was established. Included allowances do not imply unlimited free use; exact credit costs for individual operations remain unverified.

Access requirement

Every plan, including Free, includes a daily MCP allowance.

Cost & billing

Higher plans include more MCP calls; Miro AI operations through MCP may also consume existing Miro AI credits.

Delivery

Vendor-hosted

Read the fine print

• Official remote connection URL: https://mcp.miro.com.
• Daily allowances: Free 100; Starter 500; Business 2,000; Enterprise 10,000. Reset is midnight UTC.
• Every MCP tool call counts toward the allowance. The documentation does not clearly establish whether this allowance is per user or shared, so no sharing unit is asserted.
• Upgrade the plan for higher limits; Enterprise customers can ask their account team for more than 10,000 daily calls.
• Enterprise access requires admin enablement and can be restricted by team, user group or client.
• Generating or writing content with Miro AI through an MCP connection consumes Miro AI credits; this does not establish that every write consumes credits.

Official evidence 04

1. Miro MCP server ↗

   Identifies the official Miro MCP server and explicitly says it works on every plan, including free teams.

2. Miro MCP usage and daily limits ↗

   Provides Free/Starter/Business/Enterprise daily quotas of 100/500/2,000/10,000, midnight UTC reset, blocked calls after exhaustion, and plan upgrades or Enterprise requests for more capacity.

3. Enable Miro MCP ↗

   Documents https://mcp.miro.com and Enterprise admin access restrictions.

4. Configuring Miro AI ↗

   States that users generating and writing content with Miro AI through MCP consume Miro AI credits.

monday.com explicitly includes its hosted MCP server on every plan without an extra MCP charge. MCP operations count toward the account's normal API limits, which can be expanded with an API add-on.

A separate general AI developer page lists Free at 1,000 daily calls, conflicting with the dedicated rate-limit page and support FAQ. The 200 figure follows the dedicated documentation and should retain this conflict flag.

Access requirement

MCP is explicitly included on every monday.com plan at no additional cost.

Cost & billing

No additional MCP charge or monday AI-credit consumption. Standard API allowances apply; extra daily API capacity is a paid add-on with price unverified.

Delivery

Vendor-hosted

Read the fine print

• Official hosted server: https://mcp.monday.com/mcp.
• MCP is preinstalled; account admins can restrict connector access. User authorization and existing permissions apply.
• MCP consumes API calls rather than monday AI credits.
• Dedicated API documentation gives daily limits of Free 200, Basic/Standard 1,000, Pro/Trial 10,000 and Enterprise 25,000, resetting midnight UTC.
• Additional complexity, minute, concurrency and resource limits apply; a tool request need not equal one charged quota unit.
• API add-on packages provide 25,000 to 250,000 extra daily calls. Public dollar price and billing cadence were not established.

Official evidence 05

1. Get started with monday MCP ↗

   Explicitly says MCP is available on all plans at no additional cost, is preinstalled, and follows standard API limits.

2. Integrate with monday MCP ↗

   Documents https://mcp.monday.com/mcp and says MCP requests consume account API quota.

3. monday AI feature catalog ↗

   Explicitly says monday MCP does not consume AI credits and instead uses API calls.

4. monday API rate limits ↗

   Explicitly includes hosted MCP in daily API limits and lists Free 200, Basic/Standard 1,000, Pro/Trial 10,000 and Enterprise 25,000 daily calls, plus other limits and quota-accounting exceptions.

5. monday API analytics and add-on ↗

   Documents purchasing 25,000–250,000 extra daily API calls through the API analytics dashboard.

Neon explicitly recommends its hosted MCP integration to Free-plan users. No paid upgrade is stated for that access; database and backend resources retain their normal plan limits.

Evidence establishes Free-account availability, not a universal MCP call-overage or future-price guarantee.

Access requirement

Hosted MCP available with a Neon Free account

Cost & billing

Free-account MCP access is documented; normal Neon resource allowances and usage pricing apply.

Delivery

Neon-managed remote MCP endpoint; the former local stdio package is deprecated.

Read the fine print

• OAuth or API-key authentication connects clients to the managed remote server.
• Use the current hosted /mcp endpoint; the former local stdio package is deprecated and older SSE endpoints are retired.
• Underlying Neon resources follow Free-plan allowances or paid-plan usage pricing.
• Free-account eligibility does not establish unlimited calls or a universal future-price guarantee.

Official evidence 04

1. Neon Free-plan announcement ↗

   The October 2, 2026 Free-plan announcement directs users to install the Neon plugin bundling MCP and agent skills to manage their projects.

2. Manage Neon Databases from ChatGPT ↗

   The hosted MCP walkthrough explicitly invites users to try it with a Neon free account.

3. Neon MCP Server overview ↗

   Documents hosted MCP authentication and tools; no separate price or paid-plan requirement was found.

4. Neon plans ↗

   Free costs $0/month with resource allowances; paid plans charge for underlying usage.

Netlify explicitly says its free plan includes connecting coding agents through the documented MCP workflow without extra charge.

Access requirement

Free

Cost & billing

No extra connection charge in the documented coding-agent workflow; platform credits apply.

Delivery

Netlify-hosted remote endpoint; local @netlify/mcp package also supported.

Read the fine print

• The strongest explicit no-extra-charge statement is framed around Codex with Netlify and also mentions many other AI tools.
• The Free plan includes 300 monthly platform credits; production deployments consume 15 credits each.
• Compute, bandwidth, and model use have separate platform meters.
• Current setup documentation recommends the remote MCP server and retains the local package as an alternative.

Official evidence 03

1. Build with Codex. Ship with Netlify. ↗

   The page identifies adding Netlify as an MCP server as the coding-agent workflow. Its FAQ says there is no extra charge to use Codex with Netlify and that Free includes connecting Codex and many other AI tools.

2. Set up Claude Code for Netlify ↗

   The current setup guide recommends https://mcp.netlify.com/mcp and gives local @netlify/mcp as an alternative when remote servers are blocked.

3. Netlify Pricing and Plans ↗

   The Free plan has a 300-credit monthly limit. Production deployments consume 15 credits each, with separate compute, bandwidth, request, and model-related meters. These are platform resource charges.

Basic MCP access is broader than full MCP. Advanced search filters and connected-source AI search require Business or Enterprise.

Access requirement

Basic access on all plans; full MCP on Business/Enterprise

Cost & billing

Advanced search options require a higher plan

Delivery

Vendor-hosted

Read the fine print

• Full MCP is required for editor/date/multiple-teamspace filters and date sorting; other search filters are available on every plan.
• Connected-source search requires Business or Enterprise with Notion AI.
• This describes Notion as an MCP server, not the separate Notion Agent MCP client feature.

Official evidence 02

1. Search tools and requirements ↗

   Advanced filters and date sorting require full MCP on Business or Enterprise. Connected-source search requires the same plans with Notion AI.

2. Tool access FAQ ↗

   Tool and parameter availability depends on workspace plan, connection capabilities and admin controls.

PayPal offers local and hosted MCP with sandbox and production access. Deeper official documentation and legal checks did not resolve whether hosted calls carry a separate fee.

Access requirement

PayPal account/application credentials; local and hosted routes documented

Cost & billing

Local code is Apache-2.0; hosted MCP-specific price or waiver unconfirmed; payment fees apply

Delivery

Vendor-hosted sandbox and production servers; official Apache-2.0 local implementation

Read the fine print

• Hosted access uses PayPal credentials or account consent.
• The local software license establishes code rights, not hosted service pricing.
• PayPal Business accounts are listed as free in its checkout comparison; ordinary payment processing is charged separately.
• Do production hosted MCP calls require any separate fee or paid entitlement, and what MCP-specific quota or overage terms apply?

Official evidence 03

1. PayPal MCP quickstart (updated October 2, 2026) ↗

   Documents local and hosted setup, sandbox/production endpoints, application credentials and consent. Does not state MCP pricing.

2. PayPal Agent Toolkit ↗

   Official MCP-capable implementation is Apache-2.0 licensed.

3. PayPal checkout solutions comparison ↗

   Lists a free PayPal Business account and separate transaction pricing. This is product pricing, not a hosted MCP fee waiver.

PostHog explicitly separates free MCP access from chargeable AI work performed by some tools.

Free MCP calls can invoke separately metered AI processing.

Access requirement

Free

Cost & billing

Connecting and MCP tool calls are free; AI-powered tools may incur PostHog AI spend.

Delivery

PostHog-hosted remote endpoint at https://mcp.posthog.com/mcp.

Read the fine print

• MCP tools using LLMs internally may be billed as PostHog AI spend.
• AI-powered MCP tools require AI data processing enabled in organization settings.
• Current pricing includes 500 monthly PostHog AI credits worth $5, usable across surfaces including MCP.
• Free product usage has allowances, one project, and usage stops at free limits.
• The hosted authentication service routes users to the appropriate US or EU data region.

Official evidence 02

1. PostHog Model Context Protocol documentation ↗

   The official documentation calls MCP a free hosted endpoint and explicitly says connecting and calling MCP tools is free. It warns that LLM-powered tools may count as PostHog AI spend and require AI data processing enabled. It documents region routing.

2. PostHog pricing ↗

   The pricing page lists monthly product allowances and 500 PostHog AI credits worth $5 across supported surfaces including MCP. Free includes one project and stops usage at free-tier limits.

Free Developer Edition explicitly includes hosted MCP, and Data 360 says MCP is included with Enterprise Edition+. Salesforce still announces future HPI billing without an active numerical rate.

Future pricing announcement: HPI is TBA, with 30 days’ notice promised before metering. Do not treat it as a current surcharge.

Access requirement

Free Developer Edition includes hosted MCP; production entitlements vary by product

Cost & billing

HPI multiplier still TBA and agentic usage unmetered; existing product usage charges apply

Delivery

Vendor-hosted MCP servers

Read the fine print

• Generic hosted-server guidance requires Flex Credits eligibility and warns server usage may be billed.
• Data 360 Headless includes MCP with Enterprise Edition+ without a separate SKU and uses existing API limits; underlying actions, queries and prompts can consume Flex Credits.
• The announced HPI model covers registered-agent MCP and direct API calls; current official guidance says metering has not begun and promises 30 days’ notice.
• HPI metering excludes Developer Edition, sandbox and scratch orgs; this does not waive underlying product usage charges.
• When will HPI metering start, at what numerical multiplier, and how will it interact with Data 360 included MCP access?

Official evidence 05

1. Hosted MCP overview ↗

   Hosted servers are intended for customers with Flex Credits; usage may be billed.

2. Understand AIforce Impact (September 17, 2026) ↗

   HPI multiplier is TBA and agentic usage is not metered; 30 days’ notice precedes metering. Non-production HPI exclusions apply.

3. Flex Credits Rate Card (November 3, 2026) ↗

   HPI remains TBA; Headless usage is additional to other usage types.

4. Data 360 Headless FAQ ↗

   Enterprise Edition+ includes MCP without a separate SKU; existing API limits and underlying product credit charges apply.

5. Hosted MCP comes to free Developer Edition ↗

   Explicitly includes hosted MCP at no cost in Developer Edition; distinguishes local DX MCP.

Sentry explicitly lists MCP access in its free Developer plan.

Seer is separately priced; do not treat its AI analysis as part of free MCP access.

Access requirement

Developer Free

Cost & billing

MCP access included; Seer requires a separate subscription.

Delivery

Sentry-hosted remote endpoint; local stdio through the Sentry CLI.

Read the fine print

• The free Developer plan includes one user and product usage allowances.
• The hosted server authenticates with OAuth and supports organization or project scoping.
• Seer root-cause analysis and fix generation are additional-cost features.
• No independent MCP call quota was found in the cited sources.

Official evidence 02

1. Sentry pricing ↗

   Developer is free, includes one user, and explicitly lists MCP access. Seer requires a subscription and its root-cause analysis and fix generation appear as additional-cost features. The page announces new Seer credit pricing coming December 8.

2. Sentry MCP Server ↗

   The official page documents the hosted endpoint https://mcp.sentry.dev/mcp, OAuth authentication, organization and project scoping, and local stdio through the Sentry CLI's sentry mcp command.

Slack explicitly supports trying its hosted MCP in a free developer sandbox. Production plan eligibility and a universal MCP fee waiver remain unresolved; shared Web API limits are ordinary quotas.

Access requirement

Free Developer Program sandbox supported; production minimum plan unconfirmed

Cost & billing

Free sandbox route documented; separate production MCP fee or waiver unconfirmed

Delivery

Vendor-hosted

Read the fine print

• Registered internal or Marketplace-published Slack apps can use MCP; unlisted apps cannot.
• Workspace approval, OAuth permissions and the same method limits as direct Web API access apply.
• Marketplace paid-plan rules for automation-platform apps do not establish a universal MCP-server plan minimum.
• Slackbot as an MCP client and paid AI-client subscriptions are separate offerings.
• Can normal Free production workspaces use the hosted server, and is any MCP-specific fee or paid entitlement required?

Official evidence 03

1. Slack MCP server overview ↗

   Documents hosted access, internal/Marketplace app eligibility and rate limits shared with direct Web API methods.

2. Developing a sample app with Slack MCP ↗

   Explicitly offers a free Developer Program sandbox for experimenting outside production.

3. Slack Marketplace app requirements ↗

   Paid-plan installation requirement sits under automation-platform apps. The adjacent Slackbot MCP client section is a different use case.

Snowflake explicitly states that its managed MCP server requires no additional compute and incurs no separate charges. Costs come from the Snowflake services its tools invoke.

The explicit server-fee statement is in the October 2025 launch post; current usage rates remain service-specific.

Access requirement

Managed server with existing Snowflake account and tool privileges

Cost & billing

No separate managed MCP server charge; underlying Cortex and warehouse usage is billed normally.

Delivery

Vendor-hosted

Read the fine print

• Snowflake account privileges and access grants are required for the MCP server and each underlying tool.
• Cortex Agents, Analyst, Search and SQL tools retain their own service and warehouse charges.
• This classification covers Snowflake-managed MCP servers, not customer-hosted container servers or third-party Marketplace offerings.

Official evidence 03

1. Introducing Snowflake Managed MCP Servers ↗

   The October 1, 2025 official launch explicitly states that the managed server requires no additional compute and incurs no separate charges.

2. Snowflake-managed MCP server ↗

   Current documentation describes the managed server and per-tool privileges, including Cortex tools and SQL execution.

3. Snowflake AI pricing ↗

   Documents underlying Cortex service charging and standard warehouse charges for generated SQL.

Stripe lists its hosted MCP access as free. Payment and product activity through its tools retains ordinary Stripe pricing.

Access requirement

Stripe account; MCP access listed as free

Cost & billing

No MCP access fee; ordinary Stripe product and transaction fees remain

Delivery

Vendor-hosted MCP; legacy official local packages deprecated

Read the fine print

• OAuth or an agent API key is required, with existing account permissions and administrator controls.
• Some write actions require human approval.
• Migrate non-Agent-tag secret or restricted keys by November 30, 2026; those keys stop working for MCP in December.
• The legacy local MCP and agent-toolkit packages are deprecated and receive no further security fixes.
• No universal MCP call quota was established in reviewed sources.

Official evidence 05

1. Stripe MCP in Stripe Apps ↗

   Stripe's own app listing identifies Stripe as the builder and lists MCP pricing as Free.

2. Stripe MCP Server on AWS Marketplace ↗

   The listing sold by Stripe Inc. marks the MCP product free of charge and says free subscriptions have no end date.

3. Stripe MCP documentation ↗

   The hosted server supports OAuth and agent API keys, account access controls, and approval requirements for certain writes. The guide specifies the November 30, 2026 migration deadline for unsupported API keys.

4. Stripe pricing ↗

   Stripe separately prices payment processing and other products. Those ordinary product charges are distinct from free MCP access.

5. Stripe AI repository ↗

   Stripe deprecates its legacy MCP and agent-toolkit packages and directs users to its hosted server. Those packages receive no further updates, including security fixes.

Supabase documents its MCP connector as available on every Supabase plan.

Access requirement

All Supabase plans, including Free

Cost & billing

MCP access included; resource charges and paid feature requirements remain.

Delivery

Supabase-hosted remote endpoint; local CLI and self-hosted variants with fewer tools.

Read the fine print

• Branching MCP tools are experimental and require a paid plan.
• Creating projects or branches may incur resource charges and uses documented cost-confirmation flows.
• Local and self-hosted variants expose a subset of the hosted tools.
• The client subscription requirements in connector announcements describe the AI client, not a paid Supabase MCP gate.
• No separately priced MCP meter was found in the cited sources.

Official evidence 05

1. Supabase is now an official Claude connector ↗

   The official announcement says the MCP connector works on all Supabase plans and invites new users to start a free Supabase project. It separately identifies supported paid Claude plans.

2. Supabase MCP Server documentation ↗

   The documentation provides the hosted MCP endpoint, local CLI access, feature groups, paid-plan requirements for experimental branching, and cost confirmation for project and branch creation that incurs additional charges.

3. Supabase MCP Server feature page ↗

   The feature page marks Supabase's official MCP server as generally available and available on self-hosted deployments.

4. Supabase MCP official repository ↗

   The repository documents hosted access and says local CLI and self-hosted environments offer a limited subset of tools and no OAuth 2.1.

5. Supabase pricing ↗

   Supabase offers a free plan and separately prices database, compute, storage, bandwidth, and other platform usage. Free projects have product allowances and a limit of two active projects.

Vercel's live documentation makes its official hosted MCP server available on every plan.

Older search snippets still show Beta and stricter client-review wording. The opened live page documents all-plan access and CIMD; absence of a Beta label is not treated as proof of GA.

Access requirement

All plans, including Hobby Free

Cost & billing

MCP available on all plans; ordinary platform entitlements and usage apply.

Delivery

Vercel-hosted remote OAuth MCP server.

Read the fine print

• Vercel AI Product Terms apply.
• Available tools depend on server configuration, OAuth grants, and team permissions.
• Clients using a Client ID Metadata Document can connect without review; other supported clients may be reviewed and approved by Vercel.
• No separate MCP charge or allowance is stated on the checked MCP page.

Official evidence 02

1. Use Vercel's MCP server ↗

   The opened live page states MCP is available on all plans, documents the official remote OAuth server at https://mcp.vercel.com, explains permission-dependent tool access, and permits CIMD clients without review. It no longer labels the server Beta.

2. Account Plans on Vercel ↗

   Vercel's plan documentation identifies Hobby as free and distinguishes its included resources from Pro and Enterprise usage-based resources.

MCP shares Zapier's existing task allowance. Successful external-app calls consume two tasks each, including tests; failed calls do not.

Future change on December 1, 2026: free By Zapier app calls use no tasks; AI by Zapier calls follow that product's pricing. Current general rate is two tasks per successful call.

Access requirement

Free plan and above; sharing server access requires Team or Enterprise

Cost & billing

2 plan tasks per successful tool call; no separate MCP subscription

Delivery

Vendor-hosted MCP

Read the fine print

• Authentication, setup and tool discovery do not consume tasks.
• Successful test calls count toward the account task allowance.
• At the task limit, calls stop unless applicable pay-per-task billing permits charged overages.
• Server sharing requires Team or Enterprise; tool bundles can be shared on any plan.
• Starting December 1, 2026, free By Zapier app calls consume no tasks, while AI by Zapier tools use that product's own pricing. These exceptions are not yet effective on the checked date.

Official evidence 02

1. Zapier MCP usage and billing ↗

   There is no separate MCP billing. Each successful external-app tool call consumes two tasks from the shared account allowance. Failed calls do not count; successful tests do. At the allowance limit, overage billing or stopping follows the account's billing configuration.

2. What is Zapier MCP? ↗

   Free through Enterprise plans support MCP. Shared server access requires Team or Enterprise. The article announces December 1, 2026 exceptions for free By Zapier apps and AI by Zapier pricing.

General-purpose Zendesk MCP server access and pricing remain unconfirmed. A distinct customer-support channel in ChatGPT is explicitly free during its EAP, with future GA packaging announced.

Access requirement

General-purpose official server announced; public access requirements unconfirmed

Cost & billing

General-purpose price unknown; distinct ChatGPT support-channel capability free during EAP

Delivery

Official hosted general-purpose server announced; public connection availability unconfirmed

Read the fine print

• The May 19 announcement is historical and describes general-purpose server early access planned for summer; it is not current availability proof.
• The reviewed EAP directory lists the ChatGPT support-channel program; no separate general-purpose ticket-access program was found there.
• The support-channel EAP explicitly waives charges for that capability during EAP; GA pricing is future and unspecified.
• Zendesk acting as an MCP client in action flows is separate; its plan requirements and action credits do not price the vendor server.
• The Marketplace MCP Server listing identifies Swifteq as developer; its free quota and paid tiers are third-party terms.
• Is the general-purpose server currently available, which plans qualify, and what server fees and call quotas apply?

Official evidence 05

1. Zendesk Relate 2026 server announcement ↗

   May 19 announcement describes general-purpose MCP server with summer early access; archival disclaimer limits currency.

2. Current Zendesk EAP directory ↗

   Current directory includes ChatGPT customer-support channel but no separate general-purpose MCP server program was found.

3. ChatGPT support channel EAP commercial terms ↗

   April 30 program explicitly free during EAP; future GA pricing and packaging planned.

4. Marketplace seller identification ↗

   The Marketplace listing identifies Swifteq as developer; its commercial terms are not Zendesk server terms.

5. Zendesk MCP client guide ↗

   Describes Zendesk connecting outward to external tools, with action credits; distinct from a Zendesk-hosted server.