Pricing
Free for one server. $49 for a server people depend on.
Every plan records all sixteen metrics and reaches your own data through the API and an MCP connector. What you are buying is how much traffic, how far back, and whether it tells you when something breaks.
Free
See whether your server is working.
$0 / month
No card, no trial to expire
- 7 days of history
- 10,000 calls a month
- 1 MCP
- 1 person
- All 16 metrics
- API and MCP access
Pro
For a server people depend on.
$49 / month
or $490 a year — 2 months free
- Every date range
- 1M calls a month
- Unlimited MCPs
- Unlimited team
- Alerts and the weekly digest
- 90 days of individual calls
Scale
For a lot of traffic and a long memory.
$100 / month
or $1,000 a year — 2 months free
- Everything in Pro
- 10M calls a month
- 365 days of individual calls
- Priority support
Every plan starts free. There is no trial, so there is nothing to expire and no card to take up front.
The parts of a price list that usually go unsaid
- What happens at the cap?
- Recording stops, and the app says so — a banner on the overview, the meter red on the billing page, the chart flat from the moment it stopped. Your server carries on serving; the SDK treats a refused batch the way it treats a network failure and drops it, so a cap costs you data and never a tool call. A cap that is not a cap is a line nobody can plan around.
- Does downgrading delete anything?
- History is hidden, not deleted. The counters are one row per hour per tool per client and cost almost nothing to keep, so a plan decides how far back the date picker reaches rather than when a clock starts — upgrade later and the months you could not see are already there. The one thing genuinely deleted is the individual call log, which is a row per call: 7 days on Free, 90 on Pro, 365 on Scale.
- Why is a year ten months?
- Because the card fee is the part that punishes a small plan. Our merchant of record charges a percentage plus a flat fifty cents, and a year is one of those rather than twelve. Paying yearly costs us less to collect, so it costs you less to pay.
- Who takes the payment?
- Polar, as merchant of record. They are the seller, so VAT, GST and sales tax in every country are handled by somebody who does that for a living. Cards, invoices and cancellation all live in their portal — MCPulse never holds a card number.
What a free account can actually do
All sixteen metrics, the insight rules, the live call feed, the whole API, and the MCP connector that reads your own analytics inside Claude. Not a demo of the product with the interesting half removed — a week of it, on one server, for one person.
The two things it does not have are the two that only matter once a server is real: a date range longer than a week, and alerts that tell you when a tool's first-call rate falls without you going to look.