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A lightweight index of APIs, MCP servers, and frameworks for your agent.

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18,801 API profiles and 167,775 MCP listings in one index for developers and their agents, each with sources you can check.

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Useful APIs for ambitious ideas, each with sources you can check.

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13 curated API providersCurated summaries reviewed

Build assistants that reason, write code, and use tools with the Claude API.

AI modelsLanguage modelsTool use

Documentation Source reviewed

Connect accounting and ERP software through unified APIs and give agents access through MCP.

Business APIsUnified APIsAccountingMCP

Documentation Source reviewed

Turn websites into structured data and readable content for AI applications.

Search & dataWeb scrapingExtraction

Documentation Source reviewed

Search the web and retrieve page content for AI research and agent workflows.

Search & dataWeb searchResearch

Documentation Source reviewed

Connect AI tools to your Supabase projects to query data and manage development workflows.

Developer toolsDatabaseMCP

Documentation Source reviewed

Give AI assistants access to Stripe tools for payments and business operations through MCP.

Business APIsPaymentsMCP

Documentation Source reviewed

Add speech generation, transcription, and conversational voice experiences to your app.

Voice & audioText to speechVoice agents

Documentation Source reviewed

Send transactional emails from your application with an API built for developers.

Business APIsEmailNotifications

Documentation Source reviewed

Build enterprise AI with language models, embeddings, and reranking for retrieval workflows.

AI modelsEmbeddingsReranking

Documentation Source reviewed

Store and search vector data to retrieve relevant context for AI applications.

Search & dataVector databaseRetrieval

Documentation Source reviewed

Search the web and extract content for research agents and AI applications.

Search & dataWeb searchResearch

Documentation Source reviewed

Run supported language and audio models through Groq’s inference API.

AI modelsInferenceAudio

Documentation Source reviewed

Connect AI assistants to workspace content using Notion’s hosted MCP server.

Developer toolsKnowledgeMCP

Documentation Source reviewed
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New in the catalog

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  1. StateLicense Contractor License Verification API logo
    StateLicense Contractor License Verification APIGovernance Compliance And Privacy
  2. Fonciq logo
    FonciqReal Estate
  3. UberLLM logo
    UberLLMMachine Learning
  4. Measure logo
    MeasureAnalytics
  5. Rivya Public API logo
    Rivya Public APIMachine Learning

MCP servers

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  1. Arsen logo
    ArsenBuild and launch phishing, voice phishing and deepfake simulation campaigns with approval, and ask about results such as click, compromise…
  2. Clipy logo
    ClipyRead Clipy screen recordings shared by link: summaries, key moments and transcripts.
  3. Fairquery Agent Trust logo
    Fairquery Agent TrustRedact personal data and secrets, check email addresses, screen names against sanctions lists and look up OSV vulnerabilities from an AI ag…
  4. Neblex Integration Fabric logo
    Neblex Integration FabricBuild, test and run integrations, workflows and AI agents in Neblex Integration Fabric, and call published flows as tools.
  5. UberLLM logo
    UberLLMList models and prices, get quotes, generate and edit images, start video jobs and check an UberLLM balance.

Developer tools by Apideck

Tools the Apideck team maintains for testing, debugging and connecting APIs.

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API vs. MCP, put to the test

Direct API calls or MCP tools: the same task, two paths. We’re measuring correctness, latency, tokens, and cost.

Coming soon from the Apideck experience lab. For API-backed MCP tools; results and methodology will be published together.

An agent calls an API directly or uses an MCP server that calls the API. Both routes reach the same service. Benchmark results coming soon.Agent taskDirect APIHTTP requestsMCPTool callsAPI requestvsSame service
CorrectnessLatencyTokensCost

Questions about API Tracker

How the directory is built, what it covers and how fresh it is.

How we curate the directory →One registry for developers and agents →
What is API Tracker?

API Tracker is a directory for discovering APIs, developer tools, and MCP servers. Browse provider profiles, explore documentation and SDKs, or use curated collections to find tools for a specific project.

What is the difference between an API and an MCP server?

An API defines how software accesses a service. An MCP server exposes tools and context using the Model Context Protocol so compatible AI clients can discover and use them. An MCP server often calls an existing API behind the scenes.

How should I choose an API for an AI agent?

Start with the task your agent needs to complete. Compare documentation, authentication, tool permissions, rate limits, pricing, and reliability. Test with your own workload, and check MCP support when your chosen client uses it.

How fresh is the directory data?

The curated discovery entries show a review date and link to the provider documentation used for their summaries. The wider catalog is maintained separately and may have different update dates. A review date is not a guarantee of uptime or unchanged pricing; check the provider’s documentation before integrating.

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