superglue
superglue (YC W25) · Ranked #3 of 7 in Unofficial APIs
Open-source integration agent that builds and self-repairs integrations from plain English, with public per-seat pricing and unlimited self-hosting.
Self-hosted, LLM-built enterprise integrations
Overview
superglue (YC W25) sits one step away from the pure reverse-engineering vendors: you describe the integration in plain English and an agent builds it, with an Auto Repair function that fixes it when it breaks and a Sync Map that shows how connected systems relate. It is open source and self-hostable, and the Docker build runs with no usage limits, which makes it the cheapest credible way to evaluate the whole approach.
It is also the most commercially transparent option in the category by a wide margin: Cloud Pro at EUR59/month and Team at EUR99/seat/month are printed on the pricing page, with execution and token allowances stated per tier. The enterprise tier adds on-prem deployment, RBAC, SSO/SAML and a custom SLA, backed by SOC 2 and ISO 27001.
The fit caveat matters for this category. superglue's showcased systems are SAP, NetSuite, Workday, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Oracle, Coupa, QuickBooks, Xero and Snowflake, which are enterprise systems that mostly do have APIs, just awkward ones. It shortens the work of wiring up a documented-but-painful API rather than manufacturing an interface where none exists. If your blocker is a vertical portal with no API at all, superglue is the wrong shape of tool, and there is no prebuilt connector catalogue to fall back on.
How this score is derived
The APIbenchmarks Index is a weighted sum of four dimensions, each scored on an absolute 0–100 reference scale. See the methodology for every mapping.
| Dimension | Score | Weight | Contribution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Documentation & DXPublic docs plus an open-source repository mean the implementation is inspectable end to end, and a stated five-minute setup. Thinner than the mature vertical vendors on per-system integration guides. | 85 | 30% | 25.5 |
| ReliabilitySOC 2 and ISO 27001 certified with a custom SLA available on enterprise, and an Auto Repair function for broken integrations. Working primarily against documented enterprise APIs is inherently more stable than reverse-engineered endpoints, but there is no public status page or uptime figure. | 84 | 25% | 21.0 |
| Ecosystem & SDKsOpen source and self-hostable with MCP support and 11+ showcased enterprise systems (SAP, NetSuite, Workday, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Oracle, Coupa, QuickBooks, Xero, Dynamics 365, Snowflake). Marked down for this category specifically: no prebuilt connector catalogue, and the target systems mostly already have official APIs. | 83 | 25% | 20.8 |
| AccessibilityThe most transparent commercial posture in the category: published EUR59/mo Cloud Pro and EUR99/seat/mo Team tiers with stated execution and token allowances, free trials on both, and an open-source Docker build that self-hosts with no usage limits. | 88 | 20% | 17.6 |
| APIbenchmarks Index (ABI) | 84.8 | ||
Table 1. Derivation of the ABI for superglue. Contribution = score × weight; the index is their sum.
At a glance
- Vendor
- superglue (YC W25)
- Pricing model
- Per seat (€59-€99/mo) + enterprise
- Free tier
- Open-source Docker build, self-hosted with no usage limits
- Official SDKs
- 4 languages
Pricing
| Open source | $0 | Self-hosted Docker build with no usage limits. |
| Cloud Pro | EUR59/mo | Single user, cloud-hosted. 3,000 executions/mo, 5M tokens/mo, email support. Free trial available. |
| Team | EUR99/seat/mo | Multi-user workspace and org management. 5,000 executions and 8M tokens per user per month, priority support. |
| Enterprise | Custom | Self-hosting/on-prem, RBAC, SSO/SAML, SOC 2 and ISO 27001, dedicated support with custom SLA. Typically scoped by number of connected systems. |
Key features
- •Integration Agent: build integrations in plain English
- •Auto Repair for broken integrations
- •Sync Map for system-relationship visibility
- •Open-source, self-hostable Docker deployment
- •MCP support
- •On-prem / VPC deployment (enterprise)
- •RBAC and SSO/SAML (enterprise)
- •Multi-user workspaces and organisation management
Official SDKs
Strengths & trade-offs
- +Fully open source and self-hostable; the Docker build runs with no usage limits
- +Public per-seat pricing (EUR59/mo Cloud Pro, EUR99/seat/mo Team) with stated execution and token allowances
- +Integration Agent builds integrations from plain English; Auto Repair fixes them when they break
- +Sync Map visualises how connected systems relate
- +SOC 2 and ISO 27001 certified, with SSO/SAML, RBAC and a custom SLA on enterprise
- +On-prem deployment available for regulated buyers
- +Free trials on both hosted tiers
- –Targets enterprise systems that mostly already have APIs (SAP, NetSuite, Salesforce), so it is a poor fit when there is genuinely no API at all
- –No prebuilt connector catalogue; every integration is generated
- –No managed data syncs or webhooks, and per-customer auth sits behind a paid tier
- –No public status page or uptime figure
- –Enterprise pricing is quoted by number of connected systems rather than listed
What developers say
Positive among open-source integration developers
Reviewed favourably as an AI-native integration platform for one-off and long-tail integrations, with the open-source, self-hostable posture as the most-cited strength. The recurring criticism is the absence of a prebuilt connector catalogue and managed syncs.
“Useful for one-off integrations, but there is no prebuilt connector catalog, no managed data syncs or webhooks.”
Key figures
| Cloud Pro price | EUR59/mo (3,000 executions, 5M tokens) | superglue pricing ↗ |
| Team price | EUR99/seat/mo (5,000 executions, 8M tokens per user) | superglue pricing ↗ |
| Self-hosted usage limits | None (open-source Docker build) | superglue pricing ↗ |
| Certifications | SOC 2, ISO 27001 | superglue pricing ↗ |
Compare superglue head to head
Sources
- https://superglue.ai
- https://superglue.ai/pricing
- https://github.com/superglue-ai/
- https://superglue.ai/blog/
- https://nango.dev/blog/best-open-source-api-integration-platforms-for-ai-agents/
Figures last verified 2026-08-12. Spotted an error? corrections@apibenchmarks.com