treg.to is a tool catalog and credential layer for AI agents, operated by Superdesign. An agent holds one treg.to token and calls priced endpoints from more than 100 data providers, covering search results and keyword data, backlinks, web scraping, people and company enrichment, social platforms, ad libraries and ad accounts, and image, video and voice generation. treg.to holds the provider accounts, so a team does not sign up for or subscribe to each provider. For each job, the catalog lists every provider that does it, with the price, the success rate and speed treg.to has measured on its own traffic, and when the endpoint last answered, and the agent chooses which one to call. The same token also carries a team's own API keys, OAuth connections, command-line tools and skills, with every credential injected on the server so it never lands on the agent's machine, and every call logged.
treg.to runs as an MCP server, listed in the official MCP Registry, with install pages for ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Cursor, Hermes Agent and Grok Bot, and its installer also registers the server in OpenAI Codex and OpenCode. Clients connect with OAuth or with a team token in a header. The same catalog is reachable through a REST API with a published OpenAPI specification and through the treg command-line tool, and an llms.txt file walks a coding agent through setup in one fetch. Teams can connect their own Google Search Console, Google Analytics, Google Business Profile, Google Ads, YouTube, LinkedIn, Slack and X accounts, and catalog providers include Semrush, Moz, DataForSEO, SerpApi, Apollo.io, Hunter, Crunchbase, Apify and Bright Data. The code is public on GitHub under the tools-registry License, which is Apache 2.0 with added terms that do not allow offering it to third parties as a hosted service, and a team can self-host its own registry.
Pricing is in USD and has no subscription, seats or monthly minimum. A team tops up a prepaid balance, and calls that treg.to serves on its own provider keys are metered at the provider's own rate, with the price shown before each call and no markup, a commitment stated in the terms of service. Per-call rates start at $0.0001 per successful call on X data, and some endpoints bill per returned row, per result or per character. New verified accounts receive $1.00 of free credit once, for one team. Calls on a team's own keys, its own registered tools and its own connected accounts are never metered, except that an X connection made through treg.to's own X app is billed per call, because X bills the app owner for every use. A failed call is not charged, and a later answer served from treg.to's archive of the same question costs 10 percent of the original call.
The prepaid balance carries a default ceiling of $5 per team per day, and metered calls stop with an error when the balance is empty. A few providers that sell only subscriptions carry a per-call rate that treg.to set rather than one the provider published, and the catalog says whose price it is. An endpoint with no published price is refused rather than served. The hosted service is in early access, with no uptime commitment and no formal support SLA, and support aims to reply within two working days.
treg.to suits developers and teams running coding agents or AI assistants that need live third-party data for SEO, sales prospecting, social research and advertising, paid per call instead of through a subscription to each provider. Teams whose agents need to take actions inside the business apps they already use, such as GitHub, Salesforce, Slack or Gmail, with managed OAuth should consider Composio. Sales and marketing teams that want to build enrichment waterfalls in a shared table workspace should consider Clay. Teams that need web search, page contents and crawling from one search index built for agents should consider Exa AI. Teams that want each provider's result returned in a normalized form alongside the raw response should consider looot.
Current state Q4 2026: free web search and page reads launched on 15 October 2026, served on free public routes first and passed to the next vendor when the free call comes back empty or blocked. Routed tools now cover page scraping, web search, Google results, email finding and verification and most social profiles, trying the team's own key first and then providers cheapest per hit, moving on when one fails or misses, and billing only the answer returned. The MCP server has been listed in the official MCP Registry since August 2026, and a Claude community connector is published with its directory listing under review. Outside the routed tools, treg.to compares providers and leaves the choice to the agent.
