
Klavis AI
Open-source MCP infrastructure — 50+ hosted MCP servers with built-in OAuth so AI agents can connect to GitHub, Slack, Notion, Gmail, and more without writing auth code
Free Hobby plan; Pro/Team plans from $99/month; Enterprise available
Overview
Klavis AI is a managed MCP infrastructure platform that provides 50+ hosted MCP servers with built-in OAuth, eliminating the complexity of self-hosting integrations for AI applications. It's designed for developers building LLM-powered products that need to connect to real-world tools and data sources.
Key Features
- 50+ pre-built MCP servers covering popular tools and APIs
- Managed OAuth handling — no custom auth logic required
- Supports Slack, Google Drive, GitHub, Notion, and many more
- Simple API to provision and configure integrations per user
- Scales automatically without infrastructure management
- Compatible with any MCP-enabled AI framework or client
Pricing: Free tier available; usage-based pricing for production deployments.
Pros
- 50+ production-ready MCP servers covering the most common business tools
- Auth built in — OAuth and user-based access controls managed for you
- Open source and self-hostable via Docker for full data control
- MCP-compatible — works with Claude, Cursor, and any MCP-enabled agent framework
- Tools can be added or removed at runtime without redeployment
Cons
- Pro plans start at $99/month — can be steep for indie developers
- Relatively new (YC X25) — integrations and documentation still maturing
- Dependent on Klavis infrastructure unless you self-host
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