Glasser

Glasser, from Super Intent, Inc., gives AI agents access to paid data from specialist providers through a single account and balance. Agents connect through a one-prompt Skill setup, an MCP server, or a CLI, then search for endpoints, check prices, and retrieve data. The homepage lists 2,000+ API endpoints covering SEO, people, company, and social data, among other areas.

What It Is

Glasser is a data access layer for AI agents. Instead of managing separate subscriptions with each data vendor, users fund one Glasser balance and pay per call. The docs describe the model as one account, one balance, with no monthly commitment or separate provider subscriptions.

The docs list example uses: company and people research (Apollo, People Data Labs), financial market data (Financial Datasets, SEC API), US property records (RentCast), and keyword volumes and Amazon price history (DataForSEO, Keepa). The homepage also shows providers such as Ahrefs, Semrush, Serper, Exa, Hunter, BuiltWith, and Crustdata.

How the Workflow Runs

A user asks the agent for something in plain language, such as researching a company before a meeting. The agent searches Glasser for matching endpoints and can check the price before spending; the docs state that search and price checks are free. The agent then retrieves the data and uses it in its answer or workflow. Each Run, its results, and its charge can be reviewed in the Glasser Workspace.

Ways to Connect

The Skill route starts with a setup prompt pointing the agent at a SKILL.md file, and guides exist for Claude Code, Codex, Claude.ai, ChatGPT, Manus, Cursor, OpenCode, and other agents. The MCP route connects an MCP-compatible client to a server URL without local CLI setup, with guides including VS Code. A CLI is available for terminal and script use, and an API reference and integrations docs cover building Glasser into other products.

Browsable Catalog

The site organizes data sources by platform, task, and provider, and also offers ready-made tools such as bulk email verification, a rank checker, a Google Maps scraper, and comment exporters. A use-case gallery shows example tasks with the provider used and an estimated cost.