How much does Cyclr cost in 2026?
Quick Answer: Cyclr now publishes prices as of July 2026, across three product lines: an MCP PaaS (shared infrastructure) from $999/month, a Service Embedded iPaaS from $1,495/month, and a Native Embedded iPaaS from $1,595/month (Launch), $2,595/month (Grow), and $7,195/month (Scale). Tiering is by active connectors plus an included API-call allowance. The MCP (Model Context Protocol) PaaS line is a 2026 addition. Cyclr is an embedded iPaaS for SaaS vendors building in-product integration marketplaces, positioned below Prismatic and Workato Embedded.
Cyclr Pricing (as of July 2026)
Cyclr now publishes starting prices (previously quote-only), across three product lines. Tiering is by active connectors plus included API-call allowance.
| Product line | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MCP PaaS (shared infra) | From $999/month | Model Context Protocol servers (2026 addition) |
| Service Embedded iPaaS | From $1,495/month | Managed embedded integrations |
| Native Embedded iPaaS — Launch | From $1,595/month | Embedded marketplace, tenant management |
| Native Embedded iPaaS — Grow | From $2,595/month | Higher connector + API allowances |
| Native Embedded iPaaS — Scale | From $7,195/month | SSO, dedicated infra, custom regions |
The MCP PaaS line (for exposing integrations to AI agents via the Model Context Protocol) is new in 2026. Enterprise deals above Scale remain custom-quoted.
How Cyclr compares (embedded iPaaS)
| Platform | Foundation/entry |
|---|---|
| Cyclr MCP PaaS | From $999/month |
| Cyclr Native Embedded | From $1,595/month |
| Prismatic | ~$4,500/month (Foundation) |
| Paragon / Workato Embedded | five-figure/year range |
Cyclr's Native Embedded iPaaS is positioned at the lower end of the embedded-integration market versus Prismatic and Workato Embedded.
Editor's Note: Cyclr competes for SaaS vendors who want an in-product integration marketplace without building connectors themselves, and its pitch has been price against Prismatic and Workato Embedded. Re-checked July 2026: Cyclr moved from quote-only to published pricing — Native Embedded from $1,595/month, plus a new MCP PaaS line from $999/month for exposing integrations to AI agents — so the entry point is now transparent, and the MCP line is worth evaluating if your product needs to serve integrations to LLM agents rather than only end users. — Rafal Fila, ShadowGen
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