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Software decisions. Product updates. One connection.

Give your agent the software market

Prices, plans, alternatives and comparisons for 12,100+ tools, read on each vendor’s own page and dated. Connect your assistant to research software, or keep buyers up to date with news from your own product.

Research software without signing in. Publish updates with your verified company.

Works with the agents you already use

  • Claude
  • ChatGPT
  • Cursor
  • Visual Studio Code
  • Gemini CLI
  • Zed
  • Devin Desktop (formerly Windsurf)
  • Grok
  • Cline
  • Codex CLI
  • Goose
  • Warp
  • Raycast
  • Roo Code
  • Kilo Code
  • OpenCode
  • Augment Code
  • LM Studio
  • Continue
  • LibreChat
  • n8n
  • + any MCP agent
12,100+Tools listedPublished as of Nov 7, 2026
9,100+Prices with source and dateEach read on the vendor's own page
6,100+Re-read in the last 30 daysOn the vendor's page, counted today
90%Top-3 hit rate205 buyer questions, Nov 1, 2026
Open to every verified company

You shipped it.Help buyers see what changed.

Share a launch, a new feature or a limited-time deal. Start in your dashboard or ask your connected AI assistant to draft it from your release notes.

Publish in three steps

  1. Connect your company

    Sign in with your verified company account in the dashboard or your connected assistant.

  2. Add the source

    Link to your release notes, changelog or offer page. Preview the title, summary and date.

  3. Submit and track your post

    Approve the draft and send it for review. Follow its status in your dashboard or assistant; we email the outcome.

Preview your post

Fictional examples of each post type.

Acme DBLaunch

Acme DB 2.0 adds database branching

Create an isolated branch from a database snapshot to test schema changes without changing your production database.

Posted by AcmeRead on acme.example

You approve the draft before it enters review.

Post with your AI assistant

“Draft a Toolradar launch post from [my release URL]. Show me the preview before submitting it for review.”

Connect Toolradar first, then paste this prompt. Connect an assistant

A person reviews each post before it goes live. One post per product a week, up to four per company in 30 days. Free to post; never changes a ranking. Read posting rules

Where buyers can find your update

Publish once. Your approved post becomes available in all three places.

Your product page

Keep product news beside your features, pricing and reviews.

Manage your updates

The What’s new feed

Help people find your news by product, category and post type.

Explore the feed

AI assistant lookups

Connected assistants can read recent posts when they look up your product.

Connect an assistant

What your agent can do

Answer the questions that slow buying down

Each one is a real request, the answer your agent gets back, and what it saves you.

Find the right tool

You ask

“Recommend a CRM for a 6-person agency under $40 a seat that syncs with Gmail.”

Your agent gets a ranked shortlist: why each pick fits the need, its starting price with the date we read it, and the trade-offs.

Saves you an afternoon of review sites and pricing tabs.

Compare two tools

You ask

“Notion or Coda for a 10-person team?”

Your agent gets both side by side on starting price, free plan and trial, from the plans we read on each vendor's page.

Saves you opening two pricing pages and matching plan names by hand.

Real prices and plans

You ask

“What does Figma cost, and what changed lately?”

Your agent gets every plan with its price, unit and billing term, the vendor page it was read on, the date, and the changes we caught.

Saves you quoting an old price. On their own, current models named the right price 20% of the time.

Read the study

Alternatives to X

You ask

“What can replace Zapier?”

Your agent gets direct competitors that do the same job, each with its price and a one-line pitch.

Saves you sifting lists padded with whatever shares a category tag.

What a team really pays

You ask

“What does a CRM cost a team of 20?”

Your agent gets 17 cost benchmarks covering 110 tools: the price for a team of 5, 20 and 50, one method for all, confirmed on vendor pages.

Saves you building the spreadsheet yourself.

See the benchmarks

Plain URLs, no install

You ask

“toolradar.com/tools/notion/pricing.md”

Your agent gets the same data as markdown or JSON for any agent that can fetch a page: prices, search, comparisons, what's new.

Saves you installing anything at all.

All the URLs

Why it holds

Models forget. Vendor pages don’t.

20%

On their own, GPT-5.5, Claude Sonnet 5 and Gemini 3.7 Flash named the right price for 20% of 70 SaaS tools. When they named a number, 42% were wrong. Our test, September 1, 2026.

Read the study

6,100+

Prices re-read on the vendor’s own page in the last 30 days, out of 9,100+ dated prices. Every answer carries the page and the date, and a price we could not confirm recently says so. Counted Nov 7, 2026.

90%

Of 205 real buyer questions, the share where recommend_tools puts the market leader in its top 3. We run the check every night; the last full run was on Nov 1, 2026.

How it works

Add it in 30 seconds

One URL, no install, no key to start. Pick your client.

Claude or ChatGPT

Add a remote MCP connection in your assistant, then paste this URL. Sign in when you want to manage your company:

https://toolradar.com/mcp

Cursor or VS Code

One click, then ask your agent anything below.

Claude Code

Add the hosted connection, then sign in when your assistant asks.

claude mcp add --transport http toolradar https://toolradar.com/mcp

For company actions, use this hosted connection. The optional npm wrapper provides catalogue tools.

No key: 500 calls a day per IP.
Free key: 10,000 a day. Get one
Vendors: sign in through this connection to edit your listing or submit posts.

Try it now: copy one, send it to your agent

recommend_tools

“Recommend a CRM for a 6-person agency under $40/seat that syncs with Gmail.”

get_pricing

“How much does Figma cost right now, and when was that price last verified?”

compare_tools

“Compare Notion, Asana, and ClickUp. Who is the top pick and who is the best value?”

Also on the official MCP registry. Windsurf, Cline, Zed and any MCP client take the same URL.

Building an integration? Explore the API and tool reference

Public data tools work without signing in. Company publishing and listing edits require your verified company connection.

No install

An agent that can read a URL is enough

https://toolradar.com/tools/notion/pricing.md

A tool's prices with the source page and the date we confirmed them. Put any tool's slug in place of notion. Also /pricing.json.

https://toolradar.com/search.json?q=crm&max_price_per_seat=20&has_free_plan=true

Filter across tools. The answer says how many were left out for lack of a price.

https://toolradar.com/compare.json?slugs=asana,monday

Two to four tools in one shape.

https://toolradar.com/best/crm.md

Add .md to any list, guide, article or comparison.

https://toolradar.com/benchmarks/crm-software-cost/data.json

A cost benchmark: what a team of 5, 20 and 50 pays for each tool of a category, prices confirmed on vendor pages. Also data.csv.

https://toolradar.com/updates.json?kind=launch

What is new in software: launches, features and deals posted by the makers, and price changes we caught. Also /updates/feed.xml (RSS).

https://toolradar.com/openapi.json

The REST API described for machines.

Cost benchmarks by team size: CRM software cost, project management software cost, help desk software cost, business password manager cost, team chat app cost, E-signature software cost, scheduling software cost, time tracking software cost, team AI assistant cost, AI meeting notetaker cost, social media management cost, business phone system cost, online whiteboard software cost, screen recording software cost, accounting software cost, code hosting cost, AI coding assistant cost (all benchmarks).

Reference

Public catalogue tools

Structured JSON made for agents, each answer with a citation line. Vendors get their own tools after signing in.

recommend_tools

A justified shortlist for a described need, ranked by fit, with budget and pricing constraints applied

search_tools

Search the catalogue by keyword, category and pricing model

get_tool

The full profile of one tool: features, pros and cons, ratings, latest posts from its maker

get_pricing

Every plan with its price, unit and billing term, the source page and the read date

compare_tools

Two to four tools side by side on starting price, free plan and trial

get_alternatives

Direct competitors that do the same job, not category neighbours

verify_price

Reads the vendor's pricing page now and checks the stored prices against it (free key)

changes_since

Pricing changes confirmed on vendor pages since a date, newest first

agent_trends

What AI assistants open on Toolradar while answering people, in aggregate

list_categories

Every category with its tool count

report_issue

Flags a wrong price, a dead tool or a missing feature back to our verification queue

For tool vendors

Get recommended by agents, with your real prices

Agents that ask Toolradar about your category get your verified plans and prices. Listing is free, your assistant keeps it right, and nothing paid changes how tools are ranked in agent answers.

1

Connect Toolradar

Add the hosted MCP URL in your assistant. This connection supports both software research and actions for your own company.

2

Ask for the update

Say "update my Toolradar listing", or "add my product to Toolradar" if it is not listed yet (we review it first).

3

Sign in when asked

Your assistant shows a Connect button: sign in to Toolradar, pick your company, allow. Every edit is logged and can be undone.

https://toolradar.com/mcp

Claude Code: claude mcp add --transport http toolradar https://toolradar.com/mcp, then /mcp to sign in. Your company must be claimed and verified first. A client that cannot sign in? A company key does the same job.

On Claude Team or Enterprise, your admins can sign everyone in automatically: set up managed sign-in. Not listed yet? List your tool for free.

Beyond the API

Browse the catalogue directly

Frequently asked questions

What does my agent get from Toolradar?

Structured data on 12,100+ software tools: plans and prices read on each vendor's own page with the source and the date, direct alternatives, side-by-side comparisons, cost benchmarks by team size and the latest launches posted by the makers. It comes through an MCP server (11 public tools), a REST API, and plain JSON or markdown URLs.

Which assistants work with it?

Any client that adds a remote MCP server by URL: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Zed, Cline, Grok and more. Claude Desktop can also run it locally with npx toolradar-mcp. It is listed on the official MCP registry.

Do I need a key?

No. Without a key you get 500 calls a day per IP, on the hosted URL and through npx alike. A free key raises it to 10,000 a day per person: create one in your dashboard, or let an agent provision one with no signup by POSTing to /api/v1/keys. No card, ever.

How fresh are the prices?

Every price carries the page it was read on and the date. As of Nov 7, 2026, 9,100+ tools have dated prices and 6,100+ of them were re-read on the vendor's own page in the last 30 days. A price we could not confirm recently says so, and verify_price reads the page on demand.

How much does an LLM get wrong on its own?

We re-ran the test on September 1, 2026 with GPT-5.5, Claude Sonnet 5 and Gemini 3.7 Flash on the cheapest paid plan of 70 well-known SaaS tools, using prices we had checked the same week. They named the correct price 20% of the time. When they did name a number, 42% of those numbers were wrong. See /reports/ai-pricing-knowledge-gap-2026.

Can I use it without MCP?

Yes. Every answer is also a URL: /tools/notion/pricing.json or .md (any tool's slug in place of notion), /search.json, /compare.json, /updates.json, and /openapi.json for the REST API at toolradar.com/api/v1.

How does my tool get recommended by AI agents?

List it for free at toolradar.com/vendors and keep its plans and prices right, from your dashboard or from Claude and ChatGPT. Agents that ask Toolradar about your category then get your verified data. Nothing paid changes how tools are ranked in agent answers.

Can my agent post our launches?

Yes. Every verified company can submit a launch, feature update or time-limited deal from its dashboard or a connected assistant. Your assistant shows you a preview first. After you confirm, the post enters our source checks and review before it can appear on your product page, in the updates feed and in Toolradar lookups.

Can I post without an AI assistant?

Yes. Use the form at toolradar.com/company/posts. You need a verified company and a listing you own. Add a title, a short summary and a source page, preview your post, then submit it for review. Posting is free.

Does a post improve my ranking or guarantee AI recommendations?

No. A post adds dated product news to your listing, the updates feed and relevant Toolradar lookup responses. It never changes rankings, scores or editorial verdicts, and it does not guarantee an AI citation or recommendation.

I already connected Toolradar. How do I get the publishing actions?

Use the hosted connection at https://toolradar.com/mcp and sign in with your verified company. Refresh the tools or reconnect if the posting actions do not appear. The public catalogue plugin and optional npm wrapper provide catalogue tools; company actions use the hosted company connection.

Stop letting agents guess. Give them Toolradar.

12,100+ tools, 9,100+ dated prices, one URL. Free to start.