Price terms as published
Each line is the vendor’s own wording, split from the price capture checked on 2026-09-15. Nothing here is rounded, converted or re-worded — the full sentences stay in the review below. Lines that carry only a price continue the plan named on the line above, in the vendor’s own order.
| # | Plan / term | Checked |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | MCP $30/mo flat | 2026-09-15 |
| 2 | MCP x5 $99/mo | 2026-09-15 |
| 3 | MCP x15 $199/mo | 2026-09-15 |
| 4 | API Starter $49/mo (15K credits) up to Enterprise $1,199/mo (1.2M credits) | 2026-09-15 |
| 5 | 7-day free trial on every plan | 2026-09-15 |
One-liner: Anysite is a live web data layer that sits inside your AI agent instead of a spreadsheet. You ask Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Codex for the list you need — companies by industry and size, the people inside them, current job titles, emails — and Anysite pulls it at query time from 550+ sources over MCP or REST. It launched on Product Hunt on September 11, 2026 as the day’s #2 product. Pricing and claims below were checked against the official site directly and Product Hunt launch coverage on 2026-09-15.
Verified facts (re-verified 2026-09-15)
| Attribute | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Two pricing lines | MCP line (flat monthly, for humans working with an agent) and API line (usage-based credits, for systems and scheduled pipelines) | Official anysite.io pricing page, fetched same day |
| MCP plan | $30/month flat — all 550+ sources, one key, works with Claude/Cursor/ChatGPT and any MCP client | Official anysite.io pricing page |
| MCP x5 | $99/month — for active daily agents, more headroom, batch and parallel work | Official anysite.io pricing page |
| MCP x15 | $199/month — highest MCP throughput, “the most usage before the API makes sense” | Official anysite.io pricing page |
| API Starter | $49/mo for 15,000 credits — $3.27 per 1K credits, full REST API + CLI + MCP server access | Official anysite.io pricing page |
| API Growth | $200/mo for 100,000 credits — $2.00 per 1K credits | Official anysite.io pricing page |
| API Scale | $300/mo for 190,000 credits — $1.58 per 1K credits | Official anysite.io pricing page |
| API Pro | $549/mo for 425,000 credits — $1.29 per 1K credits | Official anysite.io pricing page |
| API Enterprise | $1,199/mo for 1.2M credits — $1.00 per 1K credits, custom rate limits | Official anysite.io pricing page |
| API Custom | Custom volume and pricing, dedicated support and SLA, custom sources on request | Official anysite.io pricing page |
| Free trial | 7 days, full plan access. Creating an account needs no card; starting the trial does. MCP plans include the 7-day trial; the API Starter trial ships with 1,000 credits | Official pricing-page FAQ |
| Coverage | 550+ sources, 3,500+ endpoints across social, e-commerce, news, finance, maps, and code — business data included | Official anysite.io landing page |
| Named agent clients | Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Manus, Grok, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, OpenClaw, Cloud Agents, Custom API | Official anysite.io landing page |
| Reliability model | Endpoints self-heal when a platform shifts defenses; requests route across multiple sources so no single provider can take a workflow down | Official anysite.io pricing-page FAQ |
| Launch | Product Hunt September 11, 2026 — #2 Product of the Day, 820 votes, 5.0 stars from 4 reviews, 763 followers | Product Hunt daily leaderboard + anysite review page, both checked 2026-09-14 |
This is an official-information entry: we have not run a sales list through it or sat with a web3 watchlist on a weekly cadence, so there is no score.
The architectural argument
The category Anysite sits in is the reverse of most AI tooling. Most AI data products are compiled databases: someone collected the data upstream, the vendor stores it, and you query a warehouse snapshot. Anysite’s stated position is that it scrapes the live source at query time instead — if a title changed this morning, that is the title you get.
That framing matches a real reviewer observation from Product Hunt: the reviewer built Anysite into a research workflow and describes the difference as “the gap between ‘what’s been compiled into a database’ and ‘what’s in the feed right now,’” and calls it “the whole game” in fast-moving categories like web3, where the signal lives in an X post or a fresh commit that no aggregator has indexed yet.
The pricing shape follows from that architecture. Because you are paying for a live fetch rather than a database license, the MCP line is flat — $30/month for all 550+ sources with no credit meter — and the API line is usage-based, starting at $49/month for 15,000 credits and dropping to $1.00 per 1K credits at 1.2M credits. The two lines do not overlap: MCP is for human-in-the-loop sessions inside an AI tool, the API is for scheduled pipelines and products built on top. The pricing page states the crossover explicitly — if you regularly outgrow MCP x15, the API is the natural next step.
Where to stay honest
- Weekly limits on the lower MCP tiers “get eaten fast on a big run” — that is the most substantive criticism in the four published Product Hunt reviews, from the founder who built it into a web3 research workflow. Budget headroom before you commit.
- No pay-as-you-go on the MCP line. A separate reviewer’s improvement request was to offer pay-as-you-go instead of a monthly subscription. If your usage is lumpy, the API line is the metered option.
- LinkedIn resolution is the strictest source. Same founder review: anything that improves LinkedIn reliability “would go a long way.” Treat LinkedIn-sourced enrichment as best-effort.
- Niche bot-protected sites are case-by-case. The pricing-page FAQ says the coverage is broad but flags that heavy-bot-protection sites need to be checked individually.
- Write actions are not enabled by default. The founder review notes that read is the safe default and a rate-limited write path “with strong safeguards would be a natural next step” — it is not a shipped feature.
- This is outbound/GTM data infrastructure, not a content-creation tool. If you are here for writing or video, it is not the wrong page, but it is not the tool to buy.
- The 5.0 rating rests on 4 reviews and one of those four is from the founder themselves. Treat the rating as directional, not a benchmark.
Who it’s for
- GTM and outbound teams that need live enrichment on ICP lists instead of a compiled contact database — the case Anysite is built around and the one every reviewer agrees works
- Web3 and fast-moving-category researchers who need freshness as signal, not a weekly export
- Teams already running Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT as their research environment and looking for a data layer that plugs in over MCP without a pipeline build
- Not for: one-off lookups (the 7-day free trial covers that, then stop), teams that need a compiled contact database with no freshness requirements (a warehouse product is cheaper), or anyone whose workflow is content creation rather than data retrieval
Sources
- https://anysite.io (official landing page — product pitch, agent client list, 550+ sources / 3,500+ endpoints, self-healing endpoints, 7-day free trial — checked 2026-09-15; values unchanged from 2026-09-14 capture)
- https://anysite.io/pricing (official pricing page — full MCP and API tier table with all dollar figures, crossover guidance, FAQ — checked 2026-09-15; values unchanged from 2026-09-14 capture)
- https://anysite.io/about (official about page — founded 2024, renamed from Horizon Data Wave, MCP Unlimited and pricing restructure in 2025 Q4, credit-based pricing introduced 2025 Q3 — checked 2026-09-15; values unchanged from 2026-09-14 capture)
- https://www.producthunt.com/leaderboard/daily/2026/9/11 (third-party — Anysite.io #1 slot in the daily list at 820 votes, 9 September 2026 — checked 2026-09-15; values unchanged from 2026-09-14 capture)
- https://www.producthunt.com/products/anysite/reviews (third-party — 4 reviews at 5.0, 763 followers, “launched this week” tag, full founder review with weekly-limit and LinkedIn criticisms — checked 2026-09-15; values unchanged from 2026-09-14 capture)
- https://anysite.io/use-cases/e-commerce-intelligence (official use-case page — live pricing/SKU/review monitoring, scheduler-lives-in-your-agent model — checked 2026-09-15; values unchanged from 2026-09-14 capture)