Flat monthly prices, never per seat.

You can. Routing is the easy part. What takes the time is everything around it: per-tool permissions checked on every call, credentials encrypted at rest and never handed to the agent, an audit trail your security team accepts, and discovering the servers developers installed without telling anyone. Statio is that layer, and it works without an EDR or MDM, which is where most self-built setups stop.

Mostly that you can start right now. Ours is self-serve with published pricing: sign up, connect a server, set a policy, no demo call and no annual contract. The enterprise platforms in this space gate everything behind sales, which works if you are 500 people and does not if you are twelve.

Each API integration (Stripe, GitHub, Slack, etc.) runs as one MCP server. If you connect three APIs, that's three MCP servers.

One that runs on our infrastructure, and there are two ways to get one. Give us an OpenAPI spec and we generate the server, build it and run it, on every plan including Free. Or, from Team up, give us a Docker image of a server you already built and we run that image as it is. Hosted servers sleep when idle. Servers you install from the catalog run on shared Statio infrastructure and do not count against the hosted allowance, and external MCPs you host yourself and connect by URL do not count either. Additional hosted servers are $9/month each.

A spec, yes: Free hosts one server generated from your OpenAPI spec, so you get from upload to a working endpoint without a card. Docker images run from Team up. Until then, run your container yourself and connect it to Statio by URL as an external server at no cost.

No. Every plan is a flat monthly price, so adding someone to your org never changes your bill. Developer is a single-member plan, Team covers up to 15 members, and Business and Enterprise are unlimited. The cap is a plan boundary, not a meter. You are never billed per head.

On Free, calls beyond 10,000/month are refused and nothing is charged. There is no way to spend money on the Free plan. On a paid plan, calls are refused too unless you have turned on overage billing.

It is off by default. When you enable it you set a monthly spend cap, and calls past your included allowance bill at $30 per additional 100,000, the same rate Team and Business include. We alert you at 80% of your allowance, when overage starts, and at 80% of your cap. Hit the cap and calls are refused rather than billed further.

Every plan keeps 90 days of audit log, 30 days of tool calls and 13 months of model calls, and you can shorten the first two in settings. Business adds file exports and SIEM streaming. Enterprise keeps records for up to two years.

Yes. Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel from your dashboard. Cancelling drops you to Free at the end of the period rather than deleting anything. Your servers, policies and audit history stay put, and you can resubscribe in a click.

Yes, on Enterprise. We ship Statio as licensed containers you run in your own cloud; talk to us about the deployment model. Everything else is the same product: per-tool policies, threat scanning and the audit trail.

Yes. Annual plans save 17%, which is 2 months free on any paid tier.

Credentials are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM and fetched at call time. Agents never receive raw credentials. Every tool call is logged with identity, timestamp, latency and outcome. Credentials are never logged in plaintext.