Your agent builds it.
ToolDrop runs it.
Build locally with Claude Code, Codex, or whatever coding agent comes next. Deploy up to five live tools free, then upgrade when the workspace needs more teammates, more tools, and stronger production controls.
Choose where to build
Open Claude Code or Codex, or copy the setup for your terminal and editor.
Build with your agent
Claude Code or Codex gets the scaffold, rules, and local preview workflow.
Drop it into the team
Approve the deploy and ToolDrop adds auth, hosting, storage, and versions.
Free
For dropping your first agent-built tools into a real workspace.
- Build locally with any coding agent
- Full CLI + MCP server
- 3 workspace members
- 5 live tools
- 1 approved data resource
- 7-day audit history
- Tool Storage for app data
- Auth, data guard & hosting included
- Community support
Team
For small teams shipping useful internal apps with one predictable workspace bill.
- Everything in Free
- Up to 15 workspace members
- 25 live tools
- 10 approved data resources
- Full version history + one-click rollback
- Staging, scheduled jobs, webhooks & app logs
- Workspace env vault for shared credentials
- Custom domain
- Custom workspace & share-page branding
- Priority support
Pro
For companies standardizing how small internal tools reach real teams.
- Everything in Team
- Up to 50 workspace members
- 100 live tools
- SSO / SAML
- Unlimited approved data resources
- Full audit log of every deploy & data call
- Managed database per app — bigger td.storage + a provisioned DATABASE_URL
- App database browser, API & CLI writes
- App error logs with CLI & API access
- Scheduled jobs with run logs
- Public webhooks with delivery logs
- Usage analytics across the workspace
- Invoice billing & dedicated support
Enterprise
custom planNeed more than 50 members or 100 live tools? We’ll shape the allowances, security review, rollout, and support around your organization.
every plan includes the CLI, MCP server, workspace auth, hosting, storage, and app-only sharing
Bring an existing project into the ToolDrop contract.
Convert is the migration plan for apps that already have their own auth, database assumptions, cron jobs, or deployment habits. It gives builders and agents a narrow route-by-route path instead of a risky rewrite.
Auth
Replace app-owned login, sessions, and middleware with ToolDrop identity helpers.
Data
Connect approved databases and APIs as encrypted resources, then grant each app only the access it needs.
Cron jobs
Convert scheduled work to cron route handlers plus manifest schedules.
Webhooks
Expose public webhook URLs that forward into explicit app route handlers.
Deploy
Validate, preflight build, stage risky changes on Team or Pro, then publish a clean version.
One workspace price. Clear member allowances.
Internal apps get more useful as more people can use them. Team includes 15 members and Pro includes 50 at a flat price, while app-level permissions keep each tool and resource appropriately scoped.
Fair questions.
Where do I build the app?
In your existing coding environment. ToolDrop opens Claude Code or Codex with the setup and project rules, or gives you a command for Cursor, VS Code, and the terminal. The agent asks what you want to build inside its own chat. The generated project includes the ToolDrop SDK, agent instructions, and design rules.
Does ToolDrop charge for AI usage?
No. Your coding agent runs through its own desktop app, account, and model plan. ToolDrop plans cover the workspace around the finished app: hosting, identity, storage, sharing, versions, and production controls.
What counts as a workspace member?
Members, builders, and admins count toward the workspace allowance. Team includes up to 15 and Pro includes up to 50 for one flat workspace price. App-only guests remain free.
Can I still share tools for free?
Yes. App-only guests can access up to two specific tools in a workspace for free. Add them as workspace members when they need the launcher, team-visible tools, search, settings, or broader access.
Which coding agents work with it?
Any of them. Claude Code, Codex, and whatever ships next. ToolDrop is the workspace layer around the app, not the IDE. Every tool includes an agent contract and an MCP server so your agent builds against real conventions.
What is ToolDrop Convert?
It is the conversion plan for existing apps. The docs and agent guide walk through removing app-owned auth, moving secrets and app-owned state into ToolDrop, converting cron jobs, validating the contract, and staging risky changes.
Where does my data live?
Business data stays in your systems. ToolDrop keeps database and API credentials encrypted, exposes only safe schema metadata, and enforces per-app read or write grants. Small app-owned state such as filters and workflow flags can live in Tool Storage.
Do I need GitHub?
No. The CLI deploys straight from your machine, and ToolDrop stores the full source of every version — so you get history, rollback, and cloning without repos, branches, or merge anything.
Why do paid plans still have tool limits?
Tools create real hosting, storage, deployment, audit, and support surface. Team includes 25 live tools and Pro includes 100, so costs stay predictable on both sides.
What if we need more than 100 tools?
Talk to us. The self-serve Pro limit keeps the default plans simple, and larger workspaces can move to a custom allowance before the limit becomes operational friction.
What if we need more than 50 workspace members?
Contact sales for a larger workspace allowance. Pro stays capped at 50 members in self-serve billing, while app-only guests remain free.
What happens if we cancel?
Your tools stay live within Free limits and your data was never ours to hold. The source history is yours, and the credentials stay in your environment.
Start with the next loose tool.
Three workspace members, five live tools, and the full CLI and MCP workflow cost nothing. Deploy something useful before choosing a paid plan.