Glasser lets AI agents buy Ahrefs, Semrush and Apollo data one API call at a time

Glasser, from Super Intent, Inc., puts paid data endpoints from dozens of providers behind one key and prepaid balance that coding agents can spend per call.

Glasser lets an AI agent buy premium data one call at a time instead of you holding a monthly plan for each provider. According to TestingCatalog (October 27), one key opens more than 2,000 paid endpoints from over 80 providers. Listed prices include $0.055 for Ahrefs organic keyword data, $0.0011 for Semrush keyword metrics and $0.026 for an Apollo company search. If you run occasional SEO checks or prospect lookups, that could cost less than stacked subscriptions.

Setup is a one-line prompt pasted into Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another supported agent. The agent then installs a CLI and opens a browser sign-in. Hosted assistants connect through an MCP connector. New workspaces get $1 of credit. TestingCatalog's test ran a Hunter company lookup for $0.0049 and a 10-row Semrush report for $0.0055.

Progressive Robot covered the launch on September 29, when it counted about 1,500 endpoints from 29 providers. It quotes Glasser's documentation calling the service "a broker" whose providers supply data "under their own terms." It also describes some guardrails:

It notes the site names no founders and discloses no funding, even though Glasser holds prepaid balances.

Some charges are still murky. Failed calls can be billed, and TestingCatalog says only that "some" endpoints skip the charge on empty results. One practitioner write-up praising the model says its author partnered with Glasser.

There are alternatives. The official Semrush MCP needs a Semrush plan with API units. OpenSEO is open source and runs on your own DataForSEO key.

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