
Composio
Visit websiteConnect AI assistants and agents to 1,500+ apps with authentication and access controls.
Verified Nov 2, 2026

What is Composio?
Composio connects AI assistants and custom agents to more than 1,500 apps and toolkits. It lets them retrieve information and take actions across services such as Gmail, Slack, Notion, Salesforce, and GitHub. Users can connect an existing assistant through MCP or use the CLI, while developers can embed tool access and account authentication into their own applications through SDKs.
The platform handles OAuth consent, token storage, refresh, and scopes for connected accounts. Agents can find available actions, follow reusable task skills, run code in a private workspace, and respond to events from connected apps. Teams can share accounts, skills, and usage budgets rather than configuring each assistant separately.
Access controls and action logs help teams manage what agents can do. An optional Firewall uses decision models to check tool requests and results against policies, including checks for hidden instructions. Enterprise options add identity management, customer-managed encryption keys, and deployment choices. The free Hobby plan has monthly usage caps; paid usage and selected security features require an upgrade or add-on.
What can Composio do?
App connections and authentication
Connect agents to 1,500+ toolkits with managed OAuth consent, token refresh, and account permissions.
SDKs, CLI, and MCP gateway
Add tools to existing assistants or integrate them into custom agents through SDKs, a CLI, and a managed MCP endpoint.
Event-driven triggers
Deliver events from connected apps to webhooks to start background agent workflows.
Skills and code execution
Give agents reusable task instructions and a private workspace for running code on larger jobs.
Policy checks and action logs
Inspect agent activity and use the optional Firewall to check tool requests and results against policies.
Shared team configuration
Share connected accounts, skills, and usage budgets across teammates and their AI assistants.
Who is Composio for?
- Agent developers
- Build app-connected agents without implementing each integration's authentication and tool execution separately.
- Business teams
- Connect existing AI assistants to workplace apps for research, updates, scheduling, and follow-up tasks.
- Enterprise IT and security teams
- Manage agent permissions, identity provisioning, audit records, and deployment controls across an organization.
How much is Composio?
Official pricingHobby
Free
Pro
$29/mo
Enterprise
See website
Advanced white-labeling
$0.30 one-time
Free plan: Hobby includes 100,000 tool calls, 50,000 triggers, unlimited connected accounts, and three team members free each month.
Frequently asked questions
What does the free plan include?
Hobby includes 100,000 tool calls and 50,000 triggers per month, unlimited connected accounts, and three team members. It requires no credit card and pauses usage when a cap is reached.
How much does Pro cost?
Pro costs $29 per month and includes $29 in monthly usage credit, unlimited team members, spend controls, and access to paid add-ons. Unused credit expires at the end of each billing month.
Which AI assistants can use Composio?
Composio supports connections for Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, and other MCP clients. Developers can also integrate it with frameworks including OpenAI, Anthropic, Vercel AI SDK, and LangChain.
Can I bring my own tools and credentials?
All plans support custom tools, external MCP servers, and self-managed credentials. With self-managed credentials, you pass access tokens at execution time, and Composio does not store or refresh them.
Do managed app connections have different allowances?
Using your own OAuth application or API keys provides the full 100,000 free monthly tool-call allowance. Composio-managed shared OAuth apps include 20,000 free calls per month, then add $0.0002 per call on top of the base rate.
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