Composio adds usage pricing for tool calls and triggers
The pattern: 4 of the 5 website changes in this issue involve MCP (Collate, Scanley, Beautiful.ai and Manus).
What changed: Composio has revised pricing to charge by tool call and trigger event, add usage-based Instant Tools fees, expand Enterprise benefits, and set new effective dates.
Why it matters: Teams using Composio to connect agents with external services now need to model cost at the workflow-event level rather than treat integration capacity as a fixed-plan feature. This is a billing-model change, not a cosmetic plan refresh.
Do this: In Composio, inventory the tool calls, trigger events, and Instant Tools used by one production workflow, then compare that usage with the new pricing and effective dates before renewing or expanding it.
See what changed on Composio's listing →
What changed on the tools' own sites
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Collate repositions as an agentic data platform with AI agents, MCP… Collate shifted from an OpenMetadata-based catalog and governance service to an agentic data platform.
Matters if you manage data catalogs and governance workflows.
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Scanley adds MCP integrations for Claude, Codex, Cursor and VS Code Scanley added an MCP endpoint for coding agents and developer tools to review fixes, modify branches, and open pull requests.
Matters if you review approved code fixes before pull requests.
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Beautiful.ai launches verified Claude Connector built on MCP Beautiful.ai added a verified MCP-based connector that integrates with Claude through Anthropic’s Connectors Directory.
Matters if you create presentations with Claude-assisted workflows.
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Manus expands app connectivity with a broad MCP connector catalog Manus added a dedicated Connectors experience with integrations for productivity, analytics, marketing, finance, development, and research tools.
Matters if you connect work tools across operational teams.
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Changes we spotted on each tool's own website since the last issue.
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