Launched this week
APIVerve
Stop integrating a dozen vendors. One key, 360+ APIs.
11 followers
Stop integrating a dozen vendors. One key, 360+ APIs.
11 followers
360+ real-world APIs — weather, finance, geocoding, DNS & more — behind a single key and one bill. Call them the same way from your code, terminal, or an AI agent over MCP. Stop integrating a dozen vendors and just start building.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Field, the maker of APIVerve.
This project started from a frustration I hit on basically every project: I'd need weather data, then a currency conversion, then a DNS lookup, then email validation — and each one meant a new vendor, a new signup, a new API key, new schema, and a new invoice. Four small features, four billing relationships to babysit. The integration tax was quietly eating all my build time and budget.
So I built APIVerve: 360+ real-world APIs behind one key and one bill. Weather, finance, geocoding, DNS, nutrition, document tools, and a lot more — all called the exact same way, all on one account.
The part I'm most proud of, and the thing that makes it different: it works wherever you already build. The same key runs from your code, your terminal, Sheets, and — my favorite — straight from an AI agent over MCP. So instead of your agent guessing at live data, it calls a real API and gets a real answer. One consistent contract, everywhere. 😱
And because we operate all the APIs ourselves (not a marketplace of other people's), the docs, reliability, support, billing, consistency, and quality are the same across every single one.
I'll be here all day — would genuinely love your feedback and questions. And one honest ask: what's the API you always end up needing and dread wiring up? If it's not in the 360 yet, tell me — there's a real chance I'll build it. 🙏
Thanks for checking it out.
The MCP angle is what sold me, finally one key for a dozen APIs feels like cheating in the best way. Pulled weather and a DNS lookup in seconds without juggling docs.
Consolidated a few of my side projects onto APIVerve last weekend and the unified response format saved me a ton of glue code. The MCP setup with my agent was surprisingly painless too.
honestly the unified response shape across 360+ endpoints is a really nice touch, makes it way less painful to swap providers or wire up an AI agent without learning a dozen different schemas.