A TrueFoundry MCP Gateway alternative with flat pricing

TrueFoundry sells an AI gateway and an MCP gateway together, priced per user, while Statio is only the MCP side, priced flat, and which costs less depends on your team size and whether you need SSO.

Hubert Robert, Bridge over a Cascade · The Met, CC0

Side by side

TrueFoundry compared with Statio
TrueFoundryStatio
Tool-level access rulesYesYes
Pricing modelPer user: Pro is $25 per user a monthFlat: Team is $149 a month for up to 15 members
Free plan10K requests and tool calls per user a month, 5 MCP servers10,000 calls a month, 3 MCP servers
SSOFrom ProFrom Business, $599 a month
Self-hostingEnterprise: VPC, on-prem, data residencyEnterprise: licensed containers in your cloud
LLM gateway in the same productYesNo

What a month costs

List prices before overage, for TrueFoundry Pro against Statio Team, or Statio Business where SSO is required.

Monthly cost by team size
TrueFoundry ProStatio
5 people$125$149
10 people$250$149
15 people$375$149
10 people who need SSO$250$599

Which fits

  • Choose TrueFoundry if

    You also want an LLM gateway, for model routing and spend, in the same product.

    You are a small team that needs SSO now.

    You need on-prem or air-gapped deployment.

  • Choose Statio if

    You want MCP governance without taking on an LLM gateway.

    Your team is six or more, and you want a bill that does not grow per person.

    You want each agent to have its own identity, grants and short-lived token.

    You build MCP servers too: mcp-gen generates and hosts them from an OpenAPI spec.

Full plan details are on the pricing page, and how Statio decides access is in MCP permissions.

Lock down your first tool in minutes.

Three MCP servers, one of them hosted, and 10,000 calls a month, free and without a card. If you outgrow it the next plan is $19.

Two steps: create your account, then install the desktop app on each machine that runs an AI client.