Connect your AI agents to proprietary data
Frames is a router for premium data, that is not available on regular web search. We index every paid data source online, test it, rank it and route you to the best one depending on your request.
All leading premium data points with a single connection.
CoinMarketCap
Browserbase
CoinGecko
The Graph
Facebook
Firecrawl
YouTube
Nansen
Hunter
Reddit
Zerion
Exa
X
Dune
Apollo
TikTok
Parallel
LinkedIn
Alchemy
Substack
Instagram
Perplexity
TripAdvisor
Wolfram|Alpha
Get access to the web that is locked behind paywalls. Instead of paying multiple expensive subscriptions, pay the specific endpoint only when needed.
Asymmetrical information gives you an edge.
Which climate fintech startups raised a Series A in the last 90 days?
Compare Nvidia and AMD's revenue growth and margins over the last eight quarters.
Who leads partnerships at these 10 companies? Link their LinkedIn profiles.
Find senior Rust engineers in Berlin who changed jobs in the last two years.
Find 20 skincare creators on TikTok with 10kâ100k followers, ranked by engagement.
Compare today's price for this blender on Amazon, Walmart and Target.
Pull 90 days of ETH price data and chart it in this notebook.
Investors & VCs
Analysts
Sales & GTM
Recruiters
Marketers
InstagramE-comm Sellers
Developers
Catch new rounds, founder moves and breakout startups before they hit the headlines.
Pull fundamentals, filings and live market data into your research, straight from the source.
Find the decision-makers at every target account, with verified emails and live buying signals.
Source hard-to-find candidates and spot job changes before other recruiters do.
Discover rising creators and trends on TikTok, Instagram and X before they go mainstream.
Know what competitors charge and what buyers complain about, across every marketplace.
Give your coding agent live market, web and company data from one connection.
Every premium data provider, inside Claude.ChatGPT.Grok Bot.Cursor.Claude Code.Codex.OpenClaw.Hermes.
Add Frames
Click + â Add custom connector, name it Frames, paste the URL and click Add:
https://api.frames.ag/mcpConnect Frames
Click Connect, sign in with your Frames account, then turn Frames on in a chat under + â Connectors.
Add Frames
At chatgpt.com/plugins, click +, name it Frames, choose OAuth and paste the URL:
https://api.frames.ag/mcpSign in and use it
Click Create, sign in with your Frames account, then type @Frames in a chat.
Add Frames
In a chat with your Bot, ask it to add a custom MCP server named Frames at:
https://api.frames.ag/mcpSign in
When the Bot asks, sign in with your Frames account and allow access. Frames is then on for every Bot on your account.
Ask for data
Type @ and pick Frames to attach it to a task, then ask for live data.
Install Frames
Open this link and Cursor shows Frames ready to install. Confirm to add it.
Or add it by hand
Add this to ~/.cursor/mcp.json:
{ "mcpServers": { "frames": { "url": "https://api.frames.ag/mcp" } } }Sign in
When Cursor asks, sign in with your Frames account. Then ask the agent for live data.
Add Frames
In your terminal, run:
claude mcp add --transport http --scope user frames https://api.frames.ag/mcpSign in
Start claude, type /mcp, pick frames and sign in with your Frames account.
Ask for data
Frames now works in all your projects. Ask Claude Code for live data while you build.
Add Frames
In your terminal, run:
codex mcp add frames --url https://api.frames.ag/mcpSign in
Codex opens your browser to sign in. If it doesn't, run:
codex mcp login framesAsk for data
Frames now works in the Codex CLI and IDE extension. Type /mcp to check it's connected.
Add Frames
In your terminal, run:
openclaw mcp add frames --url https://api.frames.ag/mcp --transport streamable-http --auth oauthSign in
Run this and follow the link to sign in with your Frames account:
openclaw mcp login framesAsk for data
Ask your assistant for live data. To check it, run openclaw mcp doctor frames --probe.
Add Frames
In your terminal, run:
hermes mcp add frames --url https://api.frames.ag/mcp --auth oauthSign in
Run this and sign in with your Frames account in the browser:
hermes mcp test framesAsk for data
In a running session, type /reload-mcp, then ask Hermes for live data.
Why add Frames to your AI.
Your AI does the thinking. Frames finds the right paid source, pays for the data and checks that it arrived.
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Frequently asked questions
Frames connects the AI you already use, like Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor, to premium data sources such as Apollo, LinkedIn, X and Exa.
When your AI needs data it can't find on the free web, Frames finds the right source, pays for it and checks that the data arrived.
Anyone whose work needs fresh, paid, specialized data: investors and analysts, sales and GTM teams, recruiters, e-commerce sellers, marketers and researchers.
Developers can add it to coding agents like Claude Code, Codex and Cursor to pull live data while they build.
Pick your app in the guide above and follow the three steps. In most apps you paste one link and sign in with your Frames account. There are no keys to copy.
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, OpenClaw and other apps that support MCP.
MCP is an open standard that lets AI apps use outside tools. Your app handles it once Frames is added.
Your AI knows what it was trained on and what's on the free web. It can't pull a verified work email, live stock fundamentals or who is buying a token, because that data is paid and locked behind provider accounts.
With Frames added, your AI can reach that data and show you where it came from.
No. A search engine is limited to public web content, and that's only the tip of the iceberg. In any category, most of the valuable data sits behind paywalls and paid services.
Search is one tool in the catalog, not the product.
You pay per request in credits, not a subscription for each provider. Searching for the right source is free, and credits are only used when your AI pulls data.
Every request has a spending cap, unused credits go back to your balance, and you never pay for data that didn't arrive.
Yes. The Free plan includes monthly credits and reaches every provider, with no card needed.
Paid plans add more monthly credits, and higher plans raise the spending cap per request.