Works in Claude · ChatGPT · Cursor · Windsurf

Your GTM pipeline,
in plain language.

Connect RichAPI to Claude or ChatGPT once. Then just ask: "Find 20 VPs of Marketing at Series-B SaaS companies who posted about pipeline this week, with verified emails." RichAPI does the data work behind the scenes — searching, enriching, verifying across 50+ sources — and your assistant hands back the list with a cost receipt. No code. No CSV shuffling. No platform subscription.

Claude@richapi · 35+ tools
Find 20 Series-B SaaS CTOs who posted about hiring this week, get verified emails
richapi_post_keyword_search20 authors · 6 cr
richapi_enrich_profile×20 · 20 cr
richapi_email_finder×20 · 100 cr
✓ 20 profiles · 14 verified emails · 126 credits ($2.52)6 search + 20 enrich + 100 email finding = 126

RichAPI MCP is a Model Context Protocol server for GTM data. It gives Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and ChatGPT 35+ tools — LinkedIn profile/company enrichment, people search, post and hiring signals, and five multi-provider waterfalls (email finding, phone finding, email verification, person and company enrichment) — from the same key and credit pool as the REST API at api.richapi.ai. Billing follows published per-call or per-result endpoint rates.

What you can ask for

If you can describe your buyer, you can build the list.

The same actions are available as a REST API for whoever on your team writes code — same account, same credits.

You stay in control

Built so you can let an assistant loose on it.

Connect

Connected in about a minute.

Three plain steps
  1. Create your account app.richapi.ai/signup (25 free credits, no card)
  2. Connect your assistant → In Claude: Settings → Connectors → RichAPI → Connect. (This path goes live with the Anthropic directory listing; until then, the config route below works today.)
  3. Run your first starter prompt → pick one from the library below; your first verified list arrives with a receipt.
For implementation owners — manual config (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, ChatGPT)
Claude Desktop / Cursor — via mcp-remote shim
{ "mcpServers": { "richapi": {
    "command": "npx",
    "args": ["mcp-remote", "https://mcp.richapi.ai/mcp",
             "--header", "x-api-key: ${RICHAPI_KEY}"] } } }
Windsurf — native remote
{ "mcpServers": { "richapi": {
    "serverUrl": "https://mcp.richapi.ai/mcp",
    "headers": { "x-api-key": "${RICHAPI_KEY}" } } }

Per-client guides (Continue, Zed, VS Code, ChatGPT connectors): docs.richapi.ai/mcp — client config formats change faster than marketing pages; the docs page is canonical.

Starter prompt library

Copy, paste, edit the brackets, run.

Weekly pipeline fill
@richapi find 20 [VPs of Marketing] at [50–200 person SaaS companies] who posted about [pipeline / hiring SDRs] in the last week. Enrich them and get verified emails. Table the results, flag the misses, and tell me the total cost.
Account research before a call
@richapi research [acme.com]: company size, tech stack, recent LinkedIn posts, and who runs [marketing]. Two-paragraph summary.
Mine a competitor's engagement
@richapi who liked and commented on this post [URL]? Enrich the top 20 by seniority and find their emails.
List hygiene before a send
@richapi verify these emails [paste] and split into valid / risky / invalid. Cost me as little as possible.
Signal watch (save and re-run weekly)
@richapi which of these accounts [paste domains] posted jobs or content about [topic] in the last 7 days? Rank by activity.

Each prompt shows its receipt when it finishes. Typical cost of the weekly pipeline fill: ~120-160 credits ≈ $2.40-$3.20.

Why one connector beats five

Every data vendor ships an MCP server for their own database now. Connect five and your assistant juggles five logins, five bills, and five tool lists. RichAPI is one connector whose tools run across providers automatically — one schema, one invoice, billed by outcome. Fewer tools is also how assistants stay accurate: less catalog, better choices.

Pricing

Same bundles as the REST API

Sandbox
$0
25 credits · no card
  • All endpoints unlocked
  • REST + MCP
  • Rate-limited for evaluation
For: your first 200 OK and an MCP test-drive.
Start free
Starter
$100
5,000 credits · never expire
  • All endpoints
  • REST + MCP
  • Email support
For: prototypes and small pipelines.
Buy Starter
GrowthMost popular
$450
25,000 credits (11% bonus) · never expire
  • Priority support
For: production pipelines and agent builders.
Buy Growth
Scale
$800
50,000 credits (25% bonus) · never expire
  • Priority support + shared Slack channel
For: production at volume, agencies, platform prototypes.
Buy Scale
Enterprise
Custom
Committed volume
  • Custom rate card on committed volume
  • 99.9% uptime SLA
  • SOC 2 documentation under NDA
  • DPA/MSA · white-label webhooks
  • Custom rate limits · dedicated engineer contact
Talk to sales

Same credit pool whether your assistant calls it or your code does. Endpoint rates are explicit and auditable. See full pricing →

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to code?

No. Connect once, then everything happens in plain language. Code is optional, for automating what you've already proven in chat.

Can I break something?

No — every RichAPI tool is read-only data lookup. Nothing gets sent, posted, or written to your systems. The blast radius of a bad prompt is a few credits.

How do I control spend?

Set a workspace spend cap; watch the receipt in every result; the usage report is free to check. Sandbox mode costs nothing to try.

Which assistants work?

Claude (web/desktop/Code), ChatGPT (connector support varies by plan), Cursor, Windsurf, Continue, Zed — anything MCP-compatible.

Is this a Claude wrapper?

No — it's a thin protocol surface over a data engine that's run since 2018. Better models make it more useful.

What does a typical session cost?

A 20-prospect research-and-verify run is often around 120–160 credits ($2.40–$3.20), depending on endpoint mix.

What if Claude is down?

The REST API keeps working — same key, same credits.

Can I white-label this for my product?

Yes — partner program: /partners.

Your next list is one prompt away.