March 21, 2026

MPPrimo Now Has an MCP Server

By Austin Danson

Two days ago we launched MPPrimo — independent ratings for MPP services. Today we're shipping an MCP server so your AI agent can query those ratings before making paid API requests.

One command to install:

claude mcp add mpprimo -- npx mpprimo-mcp

Why this matters

When an AI agent needs to search the web, generate an image, or send an email via MPP, it has 55+ services to choose from. Without ratings, it's guessing. With MPPrimo's MCP server, it can ask "what's the best search API?" and get a scored answer backed by real test data.

We've spent $42 making 2,317 paid API requests to test these services. Every score comes from real USDC payments on Tempo, not synthetic benchmarks.

Three tools

get_ratings

Query service ratings with filtering and sorting. "Show me the top AI services" or "which blockchain service is most reliable?"

recommend_service

AI-powered recommendations for a task. "I need to search the web for recent news" → Browserbase (98.8), Perplexity (93.4), Parallel (93.1).

list_services

Browse the full MPP ecosystem directory — 55 services with endpoints, categories, and status.

What the AI reviewers say

Each rated service gets reviewed by Haiku and GPT-4o-mini after testing. They see the actual test results — what worked, what failed, how fast, how much it cost — and write opinionated one-line reviews.

Haiku on fal.ai (72/100):

"Model variety is genuinely impressive — Recraft V3 delivered flawless image quality — but 30-second timeouts and 70% reliability is a deal-breaker for production work."

Haiku on OpenAI (100/100):

"Handles multilingual input, casual queries, and technical questions equally well... this thing just works, every time."

Setup

Claude Code:

claude mcp add mpprimo -- npx mpprimo-mcp

Claude Desktop / Cursor:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "mpprimo": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["mpprimo-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

The API is free, the MCP server is open source, and every rating is backed by real money. Check the leaderboard or install the MCP server.

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