Priced per MCP call, not per seat.

One request to one of the three meta-tools: search_tools, describe_tool or run_tool. Connecting a client, authorising a server, browsing your library and reading the dashboard all cost nothing.

No. Free needs nothing but an email address and never asks for a card. A card is only needed when you choose a paid plan, and it is entered on Stripe’s own checkout page — Omniio never sees or stores your card details.

Free is a hard limit: further calls are refused until the counter resets at the start of the next month, UTC. Your servers, credentials and library are untouched — only the endpoint stops answering. Paid plans never stop; they bill the excess at the plan’s rate.

Yes — 60 / min on Free, rising with the plan and negotiated on Enterprise. It is a burst ceiling, not a second allowance: it sits far above what steady use of a plan’s monthly volume works out at, so what it catches is an agent stuck in a loop. A throttled call is refused with the seconds to wait and costs nothing against your monthly calls. The REST API is metered separately, per key rather than per account, so a script reading your audit trail can never throttle your agents.

All of them. Every plan reaches all 145 servers in the library; the plan decides how many calls you make, never which tools you may reach.

No. A credential you give Omniio is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it is stored, decrypted only in memory to serve your own call, and never used for another account. Disconnecting a server deletes it. The privacy policy has the detail.

Yes — every call is recorded with its tool, arguments, result and duration, and it is all in your activity log. Records are kept for 7 days on Free and up to 1 year on Enterprise, then deleted.

Yes, on every plan, two ways. A signed webhook posts each call to a URL you own as it finishes, with an HMAC your receiver can verify. Or poll the read API with an API key on your own schedule. Omniio also emits OpenTelemetry spans and joins the trace your client is already running if it passes one.

Yes, on Business and Enterprise. Create a team in your team settings and invite people by email; everyone draws on the one monthly allowance and there is one invoice. A team shares the plan and nothing else — each person keeps their own servers, their own credentials and their own MCP endpoint, so joining a team never hands anyone your API tokens.

At any time, from the billing portal in your settings. Upgrades apply straight away and Stripe prorates the difference. A cancellation keeps the plan running until the end of the period you have paid for, then drops the account back to Free and its hard limit.