looot
One key and one prepaid balance that lets AI agents call hundreds of data provider APIs over MCP or CLI, with the price shown before each run.
At a Glance
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Listed Oct 2026
About looot
looot is a gateway that connects AI agents to third-party data and media APIs through a single connection. Agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and ChatGPT can reach providers for lead data, SEO, social, ads, web scraping and media generation over MCP or the CLI, paying per call from a prepaid balance with no subscription.
What It Is
looot exposes a hosted catalog of provider operations (the site cites 3,000+ on one page and 2,649 tools across 95 providers on another) behind one key. Operations are described by versioned input and output schemas and a price basis, so an agent can discover an operation, inspect its shape and cost, run it, and audit the result. Browsing the catalog needs no account; running operations requires login and a funded balance.
How a Run Works
The site describes a three-step flow: paste a setup prompt into your agent, let the agent find the right operation and see its price first, then review each call's cost in a ledger. MCP tools include search, inspect, run, runs_get, runs_list and balance. When one provider returns nothing, looot can try the next provider and verify the answer before handing it back. Raw, canonical and mapped output modes aim to avoid per-provider parsers.
Provider Coverage and Price Comparison
Categories shown include email and phone finding, email verification, company enrichment, web search and page extraction, SEO and AI-search visibility, ad libraries, social and video data (TikTok, YouTube, X, Reddit, LinkedIn), ecommerce, market data, and image, voice and video generation. The site compares per-call prices across providers for the same job and routes to the cheapest answering provider, according to its own materials.
Billing Model
The site states there is no subscription or seat fee, runs reserve funds and release or refund them on failure, and users can bring their own provider keys to run at the provider's own cost.
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Pricing
Pay as you go (variable operation rates)
Usage-based billing from a prepaid workspace balance. The displayed $0.0020 is the published IPinfo lookup example, not a universal rate or minimum across the catalog. Each operation is priced per call, lookup or returned result, with its exact quote shown before execution. No subscription or seat fee; minimum initial top-up is $5.
- Pay only for operations you run; rates vary by provider and operation
- IPinfo enrich companies: $0.0020 per lookup
- Hunter find emails: $0.0265 per result
- Exa research the web: $0.0090 per call
- Diffbot extract any page: $0.0032 per call
- Bright Data scrape at scale: $0.0035 per call
- Social trends: $0.0317 per call
- Minimum prepaid top-up $5; unused balance stays yours
- No monthly subscription, seat fee or trial credit
- Own provider key: provider cost without looot markup
- Platform key: provider cost plus a disclosed fee included in the quote
- Failed calls release or refund reserved funds
Capabilities
Key Features
- One key and balance for many data provider APIs
- MCP and CLI access
- Price shown before each call
- Per-call billing with run ledger
- Cheapest-provider routing with fallback to next provider
- Bring your own provider key
- Versioned input/output schemas with raw, canonical and mapped output modes
- Public catalog browsing without an account
- Failed calls released or refunded