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3 connected services
2 access profiles
1 consent client
MCP / API access
Audit log (90-day retention)

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$9/ month

For individual developers running a few active agents.

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10 connected services
10 access profiles
3 consent clients
MCP / API access
Audit log (90-day retention)

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$39/ month

For developers operating serious production workloads.

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30 connected services
30 access profiles
10 consent clients
MCP / API access
Audit log (90-day retention)

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Common questions

What is a connected service?: A connected service is a set of credentials stored in your encrypted vault. Authorized agent API or MCP requests return the actual provider credential to the calling runtime; dashboard connection views show status rather than stored values.
What is an access profile?: An access profile is a scoped connection for an AI tool or agent. You choose which service credentials it can retrieve. Connect using MCP OAuth with explicit key approval, or configure a compatible client with a scoped Gazebo agent token—not a provider key.
What is MCP / API access?: Gazebo exposes an MCP endpoint for credential retrieval using OAuth or scoped agent tokens. It checks service, key and declared-method access before releasing a provider key. The runtime receives the actual key; its provider permissions govern subsequent use. Client setup guides describe supported connection paths.
How are my credentials stored?: Credentials are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before being written to the database. Authorized runtime retrieval returns the plaintext key over HTTPS, so trust the agent's runtime and host. Provider permissions limit its subsequent use.
What does 'Free during beta' mean?: While Gazebo is in beta, all paid plans are available at no cost. When beta ends, you'll be notified in advance and given time to choose a plan before any charges begin.

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Common questions

What is a connected service?

A connected service is a set of credentials stored in your encrypted vault. Authorized agent API or MCP requests return the actual provider credential to the calling runtime; dashboard connection views show status rather than stored values.

What is an access profile?

An access profile is a scoped connection for an AI tool or agent. You choose which service credentials it can retrieve. Connect using MCP OAuth with explicit key approval, or configure a compatible client with a scoped Gazebo agent token—not a provider key.

What is MCP / API access?

Gazebo exposes an MCP endpoint for credential retrieval using OAuth or scoped agent tokens. It checks service, key and declared-method access before releasing a provider key. The runtime receives the actual key; its provider permissions govern subsequent use. Client setup guides describe supported connection paths.

How are my credentials stored?

Credentials are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before being written to the database. Authorized runtime retrieval returns the plaintext key over HTTPS, so trust the agent's runtime and host. Provider permissions limit its subsequent use.

What does 'Free during beta' mean?

While Gazebo is in beta, all paid plans are available at no cost. When beta ends, you'll be notified in advance and given time to choose a plan before any charges begin.