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AI · April 5, 2026

OneKey Agent Gateway

OneKey access for agents Ship APIs/MCP/Skills/CLI 10× faster

OneKey Agent Gateway launched on April 5, 2026 with 6 votes, #1,677 of 21,248 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

In plain words

OneKey Agent Gateway is an infrastructure platform that enables agents to access commercial APIs across multiple formats including MCPs, Skills, CLIs, and REST APIs. Designed for developers building agent applications, it provides a unified API registry that eliminates the need to rebuild APIs for different agent formats. The platform offers access to 30+ API categories spanning search, image, finance, and 3D rendering, and allows developers to register and monetize APIs. It supports integration with popular agent frameworks and is available on a freemium basis with paid plans starting at $9.90 monthly.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

From the sources

OneKey Gateway is a unified infrastructure layer for agents (Codex, Claude, Openclaw more) to access commercial APIs via MCPs, Skills, CLIs, and Rest API Router with optimal value and pricing. For devs & builders, it provides a unified API registry to serve and distribute one API across all agent formats—CLI, REST, MCP, and Skills—eliminating multiple builds. Access 30+ categories like search, image, finance, and 3D Rendering, register, and monetize APIs 10× faster.

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Pricing, as stated on its site

Free tier, paid plans from $9.9/mo — Free plan with 1 agent deployment at $0/month. Pro plan starts at $9.9/month (5 agents) or $99/year (8 agents, ~$8.25/month).

checked September 2026 · prices change

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