looot vs treg.to (2026)

looot

by AY Automate LLC

treg.to

by Superdesign

Pros

• ✓Every endpoint shows its price before the call runs, and a call that fails at the provider is charged $0.
• ✓One key reaches more than 2,000 endpoints from more than 70 providers through an MCP server listed in the official MCP Registry, a CLI and a REST API.
• ✓Users can bring their own provider keys with no looot fee, and can connect their own Gmail and Google Workspace accounts so agents can act as well as read.

Limitations

• –There is no free plan or trial credit, so every paid call needs a funded balance, with a $5 minimum top-up.
• –The terms of service, privacy policy and data processing agreement are marked as drafts under legal review, and the vendor states it holds no SOC 2 or other third-party certification.
• –Each provider call passes its inputs to that third-party provider under the provider's own terms, and looot stores the inputs and outputs of every run.

Pros

• ✓One token reaches paid data endpoints from more than 40 providers with no provider signup or subscription.
• ✓Each call is metered at the provider's own rate with no markup, and the price is shown before the call.
• ✓Runs as an MCP server in ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor, and a team's own keys and connected accounts run through it unmetered.

Limitations

• –The hosted service is in early access, with no uptime commitment and no formal support SLA.
• –Metered calls draw on a prepaid balance with a default ceiling of $5 per team per day, and stop when the balance is empty.
• –Provider choice is left to the agent, and cheapest-first fallback applies only to routed endpoints such as treg.people.email.find.