Pipedream is an integration layer for AI agents. Its Connect product gives developers managed authentication for 3,000+ APIs, more than 10,000 prebuilt tools and triggers, a remote MCP server, and a proxy for calling any endpoint with each user's credentials. A second product, Conduit, is in early access and lets companies connect employee apps to AI agents with SSO, access policies and audit trails. Building is free with every feature in development, and the Startup plan for production costs $99 per month billed annually or $150 billed monthly.
Pipedream targets developers and engineering teams adding connectors to agents and apps. A startup shipping an AI assistant can skip registering OAuth apps and storing tokens, because Pipedream hosts the authorization flow and refreshes credentials. SDKs cover TypeScript, Python, Java and REST, so most stacks fit. The Startup plan includes 100 external users, then $2 per user, and Business adds enterprise needs such as SSO, SCIM, HIPAA support and dedicated static egress IPs. IT and security teams are the audience for Conduit.
A product team can let its agent send Slack messages, list Stripe customers or read Gmail on behalf of each end user through one MCP endpoint. A developer can deploy triggers that send new email or row-added events to a webhook. A SaaS company can launch a full integration catalog in days using Connect Link instead of building OAuth flows. An engineer can call any of the 3,000+ APIs through the proxy when no prebuilt tool exists. A company can give employees safe access to AI agents with per-user permissions and an audit trail.
