One MCP lets your agent enjoy access to 1,400 tools.
No subscriptions, no API keys, pay-per-actual-use.
npx @vaaya/mcp installEvery call is metered, capped, and charged only when it succeeds. Nothing renews, nothing bills you for a month you didn’t use.
Pick your job. Same card, same MCP — a different set of superpowers.
What it can do
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Workflows made for you
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Workflows made for you
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Workflows made for you
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Your agents share one living memory — every fact they pick up lands here, and every new call starts from what they already know. A peek at what yours will hold:
npx @vaaya/mcp installYour agent describes the goal in plain English; consult weighs the routes across hundreds of tools and hands back the exact calls to run.
Clarifying questions and trade-offs, not a search box.
Current routing knowledge and prices across the whole catalog.
Every result posts back, so the next run starts smarter.
Pay as you go
Every SaaS wants a monthly seat — and bills you whether your agent calls it once or never. Vaaya meters each call instead: the same tools, for cents, only when your agent runs them.
Published list prices, July 2026. Six subscriptions that renew whether your agent calls them or not.
The same six jobs, metered per call — charged only when it runs, only on success.
A month of subscriptions, or a few cents when your agent actually runs the job.
with your agents
Vaaya gives your AI agent a credit card for the paid internet. One install connects it to hundreds of tools: live browsers, scraping, media generation, lead data, email, phone calls, compute. Your agent asks for what it needs, and Vaaya picks the right tool and runs it.
Agents are capable, but most real work needs outside tools, and each one wants an account, an API key, and a card on file. Vaaya removes that wall. Install once and your agent can use anything in the catalog right away, paying per call from one balance.
Using a coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or any terminal agent)? Paste set up https://vaaya.ai/skill.md into it — the agent reads it, sets itself up, and signs you in, with no restart. Prefer to run it yourself? npx @vaaya/mcp install in a terminal does the same. On a web or desktop chat app (Claude or ChatGPT), add the hosted server at vaaya.ai/mcp as a custom connector instead. Either way, finish by signing in with Google.
Anything that speaks MCP, including Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Codex. The npx installer auto-detects your host, or you can connect the hosted MCP server directly over HTTP.
Vaaya is an MCP server in front of a catalog of vetted tools. Vaaya holds the vendor accounts and keys. When your agent needs something, Vaaya routes the request to the right tool, runs the call, and meters the cost against your balance. Your agent never touches a key or a checkout page.
Run real browsers and product demos, generate images and video, find and enrich leads, watch for signals, send email and LinkedIn messages, place phone calls, scrape the web, run compute and GPU jobs, and store memory across sessions. Browse the workflows for the exact flows.
No. Vaaya holds the accounts, keys, and billing for every vendor it reaches. You install once and your agent calls anything, with no per-vendor onboarding.
The card runs on credit: $10 free unlocks the moment your agent connects, another $10 lands after your 10th call, and you top up with packs ($10 / $30 / $100) when you need more. Every call spends from it; failed calls aren't charged.
Yes. The card has a ceiling on every call, each spend is logged, and Vaaya only charges on success. Nothing runs past your limits.
Yes. Agents self-serve: one API call creates an account with a $1 starter credit to spend immediately, plus a claim link. When you sign in with Google from that link, the account becomes yours and unlocks the full $20 of free credit. Agents holding USDC can also pay per call over x402 with no account at all. Full instructions live in llms.txt.
Yes — vaaya.ai/llms.txt is the agent-readable index (llmstxt.org format), llms-full.txt is the complete tool reference generated from the live MCP server, and openapi.json plus .well-known/x402 cover the HTTP API and x402-payable endpoints.
Prefer to set it up yourself? Run this in your terminal.
npx @vaaya/mcp installEverything here is machine-readable. Start at llms.txt — it covers self-serve signup (one POST, $1 starter credit, no human needed), the MCP server at vaaya.ai/mcp, pay-per-call x402 endpoints at .well-known/x402, and the full tool reference at llms-full.txt. Billing is per call, only on success, with a spend ceiling on every request.