# Goro > One connection gives your agent research, search, scraping, and enrichment across the real world. One balance, one plan, every tool. Sign up and browse the catalog free, then subscribe to run. Full version, with every tool described inline: [/llms-full.txt](https://usegoro.ai/llms-full.txt). Goro is a tool gateway for AI agents. An agent connects once, over MCP or plain HTTP, and gets 77 real-world tools behind that single connection: web search, social and ecommerce data, maps, people enrichment, image and video generation, text to speech and transcription. There are no provider accounts to open and no API keys to collect. Every call carries a fixed price the agent can read before it runs, charges come out of one balance, and failed calls are not charged. Setup is one line handed to the agent: `set up https://usegoro.ai/SKILL.md`. ## Start here - [Agent skill](https://usegoro.ai/SKILL.md): the agent-facing instruction file. Covers the discover, inspect, run and poll workflow, what a quoted price means, and how results and media links expire. - [Documentation](https://docs.usegoro.ai): API reference, authentication, and guides. - [MCP endpoint](https://mcp.usegoro.ai/mcp): point any MCP client at this URL. It authorizes over OAuth in the client itself, so there is no key to paste. API keys are for the plain HTTP API. - [Dashboard](https://app.usegoro.ai): create an API key, pick a plan or top up the balance. - [Pricing](https://usegoro.ai/pricing): the two monthly plans and the wallet rules. - [Tool catalog](https://usegoro.ai/tools): all 77 tools with inputs, outputs and prices. Categories: social (27), video (10), ecommerce (9), image (8), people (6), finance (5), voice (5), search (3), maps (2), web (2). - [Blog](https://usegoro.ai/blog): guides and explainers on giving agents real-world tools. - [Comparisons](https://usegoro.ai/compare): Goro next to the automation platforms an agent could use instead, with the same workload priced on both sides. ## Pricing - Signing up is free, and so is browsing the catalog, discover and inspect. Running a tool needs an active plan: Build is $19 a month with $25 of tool credit included, or Scale is $99 a month with $150 of tool credit included. One-time top-ups from $5 on top of either plan. - Included credit expires at the end of each billing period and does not roll over. Purchased credit never expires. Included credit is spent first, and when both are gone a run fails cleanly. A run never charges a card. - Every tool, budget, MCP, API and CLI feature is identical on both plans. Scale is a bigger bundle at a better rate, never a wider catalog. - Each tool has its own price, shown on its catalog page and returned to the agent before a call runs. One balance covers the whole catalog, so there is nothing to reconcile per provider. - Failed and empty calls are not charged. Full details: [Pricing](https://usegoro.ai/pricing). ## Blog - [What is MCP? The Model Context Protocol, explained](https://usegoro.ai/blog/what-is-mcp): A plain-english guide to MCP: how the protocol works, why it became the standard way to give AI agents tools, and how to connect your first MCP server in minutes. - [How to give Claude access to real-time web data](https://usegoro.ai/blog/give-claude-real-time-web-data): Claude's knowledge stops at its training cutoff. This guide walks through every way to connect it to live data: web search, MCP connectors, and skills, with a working setup you can copy. - [Web scraping for AI agents: the practical guide](https://usegoro.ai/blog/web-scraping-for-ai-agents): How AI agents pull structured data from Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Amazon and the open web without you building or maintaining a single scraper. - [Lead generation with AI agents: a step-by-step playbook](https://usegoro.ai/blog/lead-generation-with-ai-agents): A working playbook for agent-driven lead gen: find companies, enrich people, verify emails and build a qualified list from one prompt, with real per-lead costs. - [Social listening with AI agents: track mentions, trends and competitors](https://usegoro.ai/blog/social-listening-with-ai-agents): How to run always-on social listening with an AI agent: monitor TikTok, Instagram, X and Reddit for mentions and trends, and turn the noise into a weekly brief. ## Comparisons - [Goro vs Zapier: which should power your AI agent?](https://usegoro.ai/compare/goro-vs-zapier): Zapier automates workflows on a task subscription. Goro gives agents pay-per-call tools behind one connection. Real pricing math, where each wins, and when to run both. - [Goro vs Make: operations pricing or pay per call?](https://usegoro.ai/compare/goro-vs-make): Make bills scenarios by operations on monthly tiers. Goro runs on a plan too, and prices each tool call on its own from the credit it includes. How the two models compare for agent workloads. - [Goro vs Apify: managed actors or one connection?](https://usegoro.ai/compare/goro-vs-apify): Apify is a marketplace of thousands of scrapers you pick, configure and run yourself. Goro puts a curated set behind one MCP connection with one balance. An honest comparison. - [Goro vs Composio: two ways to give agents tools](https://usegoro.ai/compare/goro-vs-composio): Composio connects agents to SaaS apps through managed OAuth integrations. Goro sells metered real-world data and actions with no accounts at the source. Which fits your build. - [Goro vs Pipedream: credits, workflows and agent tools](https://usegoro.ai/compare/goro-vs-pipedream): Pipedream runs code and workflows on credit-based plans, with MCP servers for its integrations. Goro is a pay-per-call tool gateway. Where the two overlap and where they don't. - [Goro vs RapidAPI: one balance or twenty subscriptions?](https://usegoro.ai/compare/goro-vs-rapidapi): RapidAPI is a hub where every API carries its own key and its own subscription tiers. Goro is one connection and one balance across the whole catalog. The math for agent stacks. ## Tools: social - [Facebook Ads Library](https://usegoro.ai/tools/facebook.ads): Use for competitor ad research: what a brand is running right now, which hooks and landing pages it uses, and how long each ad has been live. - [Facebook post comments](https://usegoro.ai/tools/facebook.comments): Use to read the conversation under a specific Facebook post: sentiment, objections, questions, or who is engaging. - [Facebook events](https://usegoro.ai/tools/facebook.events): Use to pull details for specific Facebook events. - [Facebook group posts](https://usegoro.ai/tools/facebook.group_posts): Use to mine a public Facebook group for demand signals, recurring questions, buy and sell listings or community sentiment. - [Facebook page profile](https://usegoro.ai/tools/facebook.page): Use to enrich a business or brand from its Facebook page, for audience size, contact details, category and website. - [Facebook profile posts](https://usegoro.ai/tools/facebook.profile_posts): Use to pull a public profile's or page's recent feed, or to resolve a profile URL to its numeric ID. - [Facebook page reviews](https://usegoro.ai/tools/facebook.reviews): Use to read what customers say about a business on Facebook: reputation checks, review mining, competitor research. - [Instagram hashtag](https://usegoro.ai/tools/instagram.hashtag): Use when you need to track a hashtag or campaign, find creators posting about a topic, or gauge how much traction a tag is getting. - [Instagram posts](https://usegoro.ai/tools/instagram.posts): Use when you need a creator's or brand's recent Instagram content, to measure engagement over time, or to pull captions and hashtags for analysis. - [Instagram profile](https://usegoro.ai/tools/instagram.profile): Use when you need an Instagram account's stats or bio, to check whether a handle is real or verified, or to size a creator's audience before outreach. - [Instagram search](https://usegoro.ai/tools/instagram.search): Use when you need to find Instagram accounts or hashtags for a topic and do not already know the handle, for example building a creator shortlist. - [Instagram URL](https://usegoro.ai/tools/instagram.url): Use when you already have an Instagram URL and want its contents, especially post comments, which the other Instagram tools do not return. - [LinkedIn post search](https://usegoro.ai/tools/linkedin.post_search): Use to monitor what is being said about a topic, product, or company on LinkedIn, to find people posting about a problem you solve, or to track a competitor's reach. - [LinkedIn profile posts](https://usegoro.ai/tools/linkedin.profile_posts): Use to read one person's or company's LinkedIn feed: to research a prospect before outreach, track a competitor's announcements, or measure how a creator's posts perform over time. - [Reddit API search](https://usegoro.ai/tools/reddit.api): Use as the fast structured Reddit reader for a search query, a subreddit feed, a single post URL or a user profile. - [Reddit posts](https://usegoro.ai/tools/reddit.posts): Use for broad Reddit research where you want posts together with their comment threads from public pages. - [TikTok](https://usegoro.ai/tools/tiktok.api): Use for anything on TikTok: a creator's recent posts, what is trending for a hashtag, search results for a keyword, comments on a video, or a follower list. - [TikTok profile posts](https://usegoro.ai/tools/tiktok.profile): Use when you want a creator's post history in bulk: tracking a roster of creators, building a content database, or measuring engagement over time. - [X followers and following](https://usegoro.ai/tools/twitter.followers): Use to map who follows an X account, to size and profile an audience, to find overlap between two accounts, or to build a lead list from a niche account's followers. - [X profile](https://usegoro.ai/tools/twitter.profile): Use when you have X handles and need the accounts behind them: sizing an audience before outreach, checking whether a handle is real, verified or protected, or enriching handles you collected... - [Twitter search](https://usegoro.ai/tools/twitter.search): Use when you need tweets about a topic, sentiment or chatter on X, mentions of a brand or person, or what people are saying right now. - [YouTube channel search](https://usegoro.ai/tools/youtube.channel_search): Use when you need to find WHO covers a topic on YouTube and do not have a handle yet: building a creator shortlist, mapping who owns a niche, or sizing a competitive field before you commit. - [YouTube comments](https://usegoro.ai/tools/youtube.comments): Use to read audience reaction under specific videos, mine questions, objections or feature requests, or sample sentiment on a launch. - [YouTube similar channels](https://usegoro.ai/tools/youtube.similar_channels): Use to map a competitive field from one example: find who else serves a creator's audience, build a creator shortlist from a channel that already converts, or find the equivalent creator in another... - [YouTube transcript](https://usegoro.ai/tools/youtube.transcript): Use when you need what was actually said in a video: summarising, quoting, fact checking, or turning talks and tutorials into text. - [YouTube trending](https://usegoro.ai/tools/youtube.trending): Use when the question is what YouTube is pushing RIGHT NOW rather than what matches a search term: spotting a format or topic while it is surfacing, checking whether a niche is having a moment in one... - [YouTube videos](https://usegoro.ai/tools/youtube.videos): Use to find videos on a topic, pull a channel's or playlist's catalogue, or enrich known video URLs with their stats. ## Tools: video - [Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash video](https://usegoro.ai/tools/video.gemini_omni): Use when you want Google's video model with a fixed, known price per clip rather than a per-second meter: explainer shots, product reveals, short social clips where the brief fits in ten seconds. - [Grok Imagine Video 1.5](https://usegoro.ai/tools/video.grok): Use when you need motion cheaply or at volume: drafts, moving backgrounds, quick social clips, or ten takes on an idea before committing to an expensive model. - [Kling 3.0 Omni video](https://usegoro.ai/tools/video.kling): Use when you have the exact frame the video must start from (a product shot, a character, a location) and want it brought to life with sound: an ad still that needs motion, a portrait that should... - [MiniMax H3 video](https://usegoro.ai/tools/video.minimax): Use when you want the highest resolution in the catalog, with stereo sound and strong motion, from a text prompt or from one starting image. - [PixVerse V6 video](https://usegoro.ai/tools/video.pixverse): Use for stylised, cinematic short clips at a low price with sound included: social hooks, transitions, mood pieces, anime and illustration styles. - [Seedance 2.0 Mini video](https://usegoro.ai/tools/video.seedance): Use as the sensible default for social video and B-roll: cinematic motion and consistent characters at a fraction of the flagship models, from a prompt or from a starting image at the same price per... - [Seedance 2.5 video](https://usegoro.ai/tools/video.seedance_pro): Use when Seedance Mini is close but not sharp enough, or when you need one continuous shot longer than fifteen seconds: the same prompt handling and multi-shot consistency with noticeably better... - [Veo 3.1 video](https://usegoro.ai/tools/video.veo): Use when the video itself is the deliverable and it has to hold up: an ad, a hero clip, a pitch asset. - [Wan 3.0 video](https://usegoro.ai/tools/video.wan): Use for realistic, controllable motion at a mid-range price, especially for longer continuous shots up to thirty seconds: b-roll, product motion, character scenes. - [Wan 3.0 Video Prime](https://usegoro.ai/tools/video.wan_prime): Use when turnaround matters more than the last cent: iterating on a shot, generating several candidates in one session, or feeding a pipeline that waits on the result. ## Tools: ecommerce - [Amazon product details](https://usegoro.ai/tools/amazon.product): Use when you already have ASINs or Amazon product URLs and need the whole listing: pricing, specs, ranking and imagery. - [Amazon product reviews](https://usegoro.ai/tools/amazon.reviews): Use to read what buyers actually say about a specific Amazon product, to mine complaints and feature requests, or to track review sentiment over time. - [Amazon reviews (global)](https://usegoro.ai/tools/amazon.reviews_global): Use for Amazon reviews outside the US, or when you need star, keyword, language or date filters, or reviews collected across every product variant. - [Amazon search results](https://usegoro.ai/tools/amazon.search): Use to find products on Amazon by keyword, to see where a listing ranks for a search term, or to pull a competitive set with prices and ratings. - [Amazon seller leads](https://usegoro.ai/tools/amazon.sellers_eu): Use to build a B2B prospect list of Amazon sellers filtered by product category, country of residence and discovery date. - [App Store reviews](https://usegoro.ai/tools/appstore.reviews): Use when you need what users actually say about an iOS app: competitor research, sentiment and theme analysis, checking whether a release answered the complaint people kept posting, or pulling your... - [App Store keyword search](https://usegoro.ai/tools/appstore.search): Use to find the apps that own a search term before you build against them or position around them, to size how contested a keyword is, or to pull a competitor shortlist you then feed into... - [Google Play reviews](https://usegoro.ai/tools/playstore.reviews): Use when you need what users actually say about an Android app: competitor research, sentiment and theme analysis, spotting the version a rating slide started at, or pulling your own reviews and the... - [Google Shopping search](https://usegoro.ai/tools/shopping.search): Use to compare prices for a product across merchants, to watch how a listing ranks on Google Shopping, or to snapshot what a category sells for in a given country. ## Tools: image - [GPT Image 2](https://usegoro.ai/tools/image.gpt_image): Use for photorealism, clean product photography, sharp in-image text and design-ready compositions, or for edits that need to understand a brief rather than just a mask. - [Grok Imagine Image 2.0](https://usegoro.ai/tools/image.grok): Use when you want a photographic or cinematic look at the lowest price in the catalog, or a precise edit of an image you already have: a change of wardrobe, a background swap, typography placed into... - [Nano Banana 2 image](https://usegoro.ai/tools/image.nano_banana): Use when you need an image made to order rather than found, OR when you have an image and want it changed: a hero image, an ad creative, a product mockup, an illustration, a background swapped, a... - [Nano Banana Pro image](https://usegoro.ai/tools/image.nano_banana_pro): Use when the image itself is the deliverable and it has to hold up: a campaign asset, a page hero, a composite that has to look real, dense or fiddly text rendered inside the image, an edit that has... - [Qwen Image 3.0 Pro](https://usegoro.ai/tools/image.qwen): Use for structured layouts, posters and infographics with a lot of legible text, and for realistic scenes described in Chinese or English. - [Seedream 5 Lite image](https://usegoro.ai/tools/image.seedream): Use for photorealistic commercial imagery: product shots, interiors, food, lifestyle scenes. - [Seedream 5.0 Pro image](https://usegoro.ai/tools/image.seedream_pro): Use for controlled, realistic generation with strong portraits, dense information graphics and multilingual text in the image, one step up from image.seedream (the Lite model). - [Z-Image image](https://usegoro.ai/tools/image.z_image): Use when you need an image cheaply or at volume: drafts, thumbnails, placeholder art, or trying ten prompt variations before committing to an expensive model. ## Tools: people - [Contact and email finder](https://usegoro.ai/tools/email.finder): Use when you have company domains, creator sites or page URLs and need someone to contact: building an outreach list, enriching leads that carry only a website, or finding the humans behind a... - [LinkedIn company employees](https://usegoro.ai/tools/linkedin.company_employees): Use to map an organisation: find decision makers at a target account, size a department, or build a contact list for a named company. - [LinkedIn job search](https://usegoro.ai/tools/linkedin.jobs): Use to track hiring signals: which companies are staffing up a function, what a role pays in a market, or which accounts just opened a req you can sell into. - [LinkedIn profile](https://usegoro.ai/tools/linkedin.profile): Use when you already have LinkedIn profile URLs and need the complete record behind each one, for lead enrichment, candidate research, or confirming someone's current title and employer. - [LinkedIn profile search by name](https://usegoro.ai/tools/linkedin.search_name): Use when you know who you are looking for by name and want their LinkedIn profile. - [LinkedIn profile search by keyword](https://usegoro.ai/tools/linkedin.search_services): Use to build a list of people by what they do rather than by name, for prospecting, recruiting, or sizing a talent pool in a given market. ## Tools: finance - [Company fundamentals and analyst view](https://usegoro.ai/tools/finance.fundamentals): Use for the numbers behind a company rather than its price: comparing margins, leverage or cash generation across a peer set, tracking revenue and EPS quarter by quarter, or reading what analysts... - [Historical price candles](https://usegoro.ai/tools/finance.history): Use when you need the series rather than a single snapshot: backtests, drawdown and volatility maths, correlations across symbols, charting, or total return work that needs dividends and splits. - [Options chains](https://usegoro.ai/tools/finance.options): Use for what the options market is currently pricing: implied volatility across strikes, open interest and unusual volume, put and call skew, or the quote on one specific contract. - [Stock and crypto quotes](https://usegoro.ai/tools/finance.quote): Use when you already know the symbols and want the current price and where they stand right now: a price check, a watchlist refresh, a valuation and margin snapshot before a deeper pull, or the... - [Stock screener with technical indicators](https://usegoro.ai/tools/finance.screener): Use to FIND instruments rather than to look one up: the oversold large caps in a market by RSI, today's movers, a sector peer set ranked by market cap, or a full technical snapshot of a watchlist in... ## Tools: voice - [Clone a voice](https://usegoro.ai/tools/voice.clone): Use when you need the SAME custom voice repeatedly: a narrator for a series, a brand voice, a character. - [Delete a voice](https://usegoro.ai/tools/voice.delete): Use when a cloned voice is no longer needed, or when the person it belongs to withdraws consent. - [List your voices](https://usegoro.ai/tools/voice.list): Use when you need the voice_id of a voice you cloned earlier, or to check what this workspace is still paying to keep. - [Text to speech](https://usegoro.ai/tools/voice.speak): Use when you need spoken audio from text: a voiceover line, a narration clip, an announcement, or an audio version of something you wrote. - [Speech to text](https://usegoro.ai/tools/voice.transcribe): Use when you have a recording and need the words: a voice note, an interview, a podcast, a meeting, a video's audio track. ## Tools: search - [Google News search](https://usegoro.ai/tools/news.search): Use for current-events lookups, brand and competitor monitoring, and building a dated news timeline. - [Google Trends](https://usegoro.ai/tools/trends.search): Use when the question is about SEARCH DEMAND rather than about posts: is interest in this rising or dying, when did it peak, is it seasonal, which regions want it most, or what is spiking in a... - [Web search](https://usegoro.ai/tools/web.search): Use when you need current information from the web, to find pages about a topic, or to answer questions that need fresh sources. ## Tools: maps - [Google Maps places](https://usegoro.ai/tools/maps.places): Use when you need local businesses or points of interest, lead lists for a city or area, or place details like ratings and contact info. - [Google Maps reviews](https://usegoro.ai/tools/maps.reviews): Use to read what customers actually say about a business or landmark, track rating trends over time, or mine complaints and praise. ## Tools: web - [Web page scrape](https://usegoro.ai/tools/web.scrape): Use when you have URLs and need what is actually on those pages, and no site-specific tool fits: an article, a docs page, a pricing or about page, or a link another tool handed you. - [Website audit](https://usegoro.ai/tools/website.audit): Use when you have a website and need to know what is actually wrong with it: auditing a prospect before pitching, checking a site after a launch or migration, or turning a domain into a concrete fix... ## Legal - [Terms of service](https://usegoro.ai/legal/terms): the contract between you and Goro. - [Privacy policy](https://usegoro.ai/legal/privacy): what is held, why, and for how long. - [Acceptable use policy](https://usegoro.ai/legal/acceptable-use): what the catalog may and may not be used for. - [Data processing agreement](https://usegoro.ai/legal/dpa): article 28 terms for personal data sent through the gateway. ## Contact - Email: hello@usegoro.ai - [X](https://x.com/usegoroai) - [Discord](https://usegoro.ai/discord)