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Gram
Gram provides hosted infrastructure for building, securing, deploying, and monitoring MCP servers and AI tool integrations.
In inglese
Gram is a Speakeasy platform for connecting AI agents to MCP servers, SaaS tools, APIs, databases, and internal systems. It provides centralized authentication, role-based access, tool catalogs, deployment workflows, telemetry, and audit logs.
It is used by engineering, platform, security, and IT teams managing AI integrations. The product page emphasizes enterprise gateway features and demo-based sales; pricing was not readable because the official pricing page redirected to the app.
Features
- Centralize authentication and access policies for MCP servers
- Connect SaaS tools, APIs, databases, and internal systems
- Apply role-based permissions at server, toolset, and tool levels
- Monitor tool calls with telemetry, request logs, and audit trails
- Deploy Gram Functions and larger function packages
- Browse and connect external MCP servers through a catalog
- Use OAuth 2.1, dynamic client registration, and PKCE
- Develop and manage integrations with the Gram CLI
Use cases
- Connect AI agents to internal APIs and business systems
- Govern access to company MCP servers by team and role
- Monitor tool usage and investigate agent activity
- Deploy custom tools that use external services and databases
- Prevent unauthorized access to sensitive AI integrations
Pros
Cons
Latest updates
- Agents act as themselves: scoped keys, their own upstream accounts, and their own name in audit and usage
Agents have their own identity, scoped API keys, and upstream accounts.
- Watchdog alerts are readable from Platform MCP, and the risk model can be compared before it enforces
Platform MCP exposes Watchdog alerts, and the risk model can scan in shadow mode without denying requests.
- Issuers move between project and organization scope, and MCP servers pick an issuer that already exists
Issuers can move between project and organization scope, and MCP servers can use existing issuers.
- Workload sessions are labeled on the MCP Sessions page, and Platform MCP brings existing servers under management
MCP Sessions labels workload sessions, and Platform MCP can bring existing remote servers under management.
- Spend by product for pay-as-you-go organizations, and inference scans that stop redoing work
Pay-as-you-go organizations get product-level spend breakdowns, and inference scans skip previously accepted content.
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- 2026-09-25