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Gram vs Toolhouse

A side-by-side comparison of Gram and Toolhouse, two MCP tools, drawn from Ignaite's continuously-verified listings.

Compared from listings verified as of

Gram

MCP

Build, curate, and host Model Context Protocol servers from your APIs or TypeScript.

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Toolhouse

MCP

Build and deploy AI agents as APIs, with MCP tools built in.

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At a glance

Feature comparison of Gram and Toolhouse
AttributeGramToolhouse
CategoryMCPMCP
PricingFREEMIUMFREEMIUM
License (differs)Open coreProprietary
Deployment (differs)HybridCloud
Platforms (differs)Web, CLI, APIWeb, API, CLI
Model support (differs)Model-agnosticMulti-model
Vendor (differs)SpeakeasyToolhouse

The honest brief

Gram

Curates and composes business-level tools from your OpenAPI or TypeScript instead of exposing raw API endpoints, so agents get cleaner toolsets.

  • Open source (AGPL-3.0)
  • Hosted MCP servers, no infra
  • OpenAPI and TypeScript sources
  • Built-in OAuth 2.1 proxy
  • Tool curation, not raw APIs
  • Still in public beta
  • Usage-based costs at scale
  • Tied to Speakeasy ecosystem
  • Newer, smaller community

Toolhouse

Bundles the agent runtime and MCP tooling behind one API, so you skip wiring the infrastructure together yourself.

  • Deploy agents as APIs in one command
  • 1,000+ MCP tool integrations built in
  • Built-in RAG, memory, and code execution
  • Free tier includes OpenAI model usage
  • Free Sandbox capped at 50 agent runs/month
  • Vendor-hosted; less control than self-hosting
  • Younger platform with a smaller ecosystem