ApyHub
The API Discovery and Consumption Layer for devs and agents.
4.7•17 reviews•2K followers
The API Discovery and Consumption Layer for devs and agents.
4.7•17 reviews•2K followers
APIs as building blocks, for developers and the agents working alongside them.
ApyHub is a curated catalogue where every API is MCP-native by default: discover it, test it, consume it, or hand it straight to an agent to call on its own.
One subscription covers the whole catalogue. Teams report saving 5–30% of dev time and up to 25% on infra costs.
65,000+ developers already build on ApyHub, powering 40K+ applications.
This is the 7th launch from ApyHub. View more
ApyHub
Launched this week
Software is still written, but increasingly it's composed: assembled from existing capabilities, by developers and agents. ApyHub is where that happens. This release pushes it two ways. The catalog widens: providers publish and earn in a few clicks, joining 200+ verified services. The platform matures. Calls run in the EU and US, near your apps. A gateway handles spiky, parallel workloads with bursting limits. Native MCP lets agents call any service at runtime. One subscription for everything.
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ApyHub
Hey everyone, Nikolas here, co-founder of ApyHub 👋
This month, ApyHub turns five. We're marking it with the biggest release in our history, the one that takes us beyond a traditional API marketplace. 🎂
Software is still written, but increasingly it's composed. We founded ApyHub on that belief, and this release moves the platform in two directions at once.
🔹 Open. ApyHub is now open for providers to publish.
Point at your endpoint, review the docs our AI generates, and publish. Raw API to monetized, discoverable product in under 10 minutes. The moment it's live, it's available to every developer and callable by every connected application and agent.
Through our native MCP server 🤖 agents search the catalog for the exact capability they need and call it at runtime. An agent's attention is finite, so we followed the search-and-use pattern instead of loading the whole catalog into context.
More providers. More capabilities. Discoverable and callable the moment they appear. That's a loop we're happy to keep running.
🔹 Mature. A platform others build on has to behave like infrastructure, and infrastructure meets its users where they are.
We added a US region alongside the EU 🌍 so your calls run closer to your apps, no plan change. And we rebuilt the gateway for real workloads: spiky, parallel, one task fanning out into hundreds of calls. Those bursts get absorbed now.
Every API in the catalog is certified 🔒 with machine-readable compliance metadata (GDPR, SOC 2, ISO 27001). One subscription covers the whole catalog, priced in atoms ⚛️
What hasn't changed is why we started. Developers should spend their time shipping great software. Providers should spend theirs building great capabilities. We carry the rest.
200+ services. 1,000+ APIs. One subscription. All continuously monitored and maintained.
🎨 There's also a new brand, new design, and new product experience top to bottom. The platform underneath changed, so the surface did too.
We'd love your feedback, especially the critical kind. We're here all day 🚀
Honestly the MCP-native approach is really smart, but it would be super helpful if you added a built-in usage analytics dashboard so I can see which APIs my agents are calling most and where I'm burning credits.
ApyHub
@kamilgib6 Indeed, we already have a very solid analytics dashboard so you can see the calls you are making, the spikes and possible errors. Adding more agent/MCP related usage is indeed the direction.
@nikolas_dimitroulakis - I love the idea of a API market place, it could really help solo founders monetise their products, especially B2B APIs, without having the overhead of building out complex sales funnels and infrastructure. Best of luck with the launch.
ApyHub
@codeandsea thank you! if you have a cool API to share, you know where to start now: https://apyhub.com/become-a-provider
@nikolas_dimitroulakis the idea of handing off the boring plumbing so you can pour your energy into the part that actually makes your product yours make sense. Every builder I know quietly dreads rebuilding the same tired basics over and over, so this really lands.
ApyHub
@jean_noel_escande I agree, thats the entire point. Building more and maintaining less.