Your AI agents can't see your data. Find out how close they are.
The free scan reads your public DNS and website and maps every tool it confirms against the MCP ecosystem — what's agent-reachable today, what isn't, on screen in about a minute. Where there's a gap, that's the part I build: Model Context Protocol servers, scoped to your systems, after close to a decade building exactly this kind of integration.
Who builds it
I'm Luke Wade — a sales engineer who has spent close to a decade making integrations run against real customer systems, and who ships MCP servers as a habit, not a pivot. Three I run in production:
- Memore — a private memory bank served to every AI tool over a remote MCP server, with OAuth 2.1 and its own vault app.
- An internal CRM server — full read/write over every object in Insightly, driven from plain English, with in-conversation credential elicitation so keys never land in a chat log. Shipped to colleagues as a one-click desktop extension.
- A self-hosted research agent — a multi-round planner/searcher/synthesiser with a local RAG library, running entirely on my own hardware.
That's the whole pitch: the person auditing your agent boundaries has built the thing he's auditing, more than once, including the parts that go wrong.
One practice, four rungs
Each rung stands on the one before it — and each is a fine place to start. Every price is on this page.
01 · Scan Free
Your public DNS and website, mapped against the MCP ecosystem: which tools you verifiably run, and how many an agent can already reach. No email, no account.
Run the scan02 · Audit $3,500
The scan reads public records; the audit reads your actual stack. Auth boundaries, what agents should and shouldn't reach, which gaps matter, and what each costs to close. Fixed fee, report is yours either way.
03 · Build from $7,500
The gaps, closed: your CRM, warehouse, or internal API exposed to an agent as tools it can call — with you deciding exactly what it's allowed to reach. Built by someone with close to a decade of making integrations run against real customer systems.
See the process04 · Assure $2,500
MCP servers are a new attack surface — tool poisoning is a named class now. I review deployments you already run, yours or a vendor's: what the agent can actually reach, where the auth is soft, what to fix first.
What a review coversFixed fees, agreed in writing before work starts. No retainers, no platform fees, no per-seat licensing. If scoping shows the work is smaller than the price, the price comes down; if it’s bigger, you get the number before anyone commits.
You don't have to cut anything first
Everything above works on the stack you already have. That said, wiring up four tools that do one job costs more to build and more to keep running — if you suspect you're paying twice for something, the free spend diagnosis next door is worth the detour.
Run the free auditThree separate tools, one operator.
Each is bought, priced and run on its own, and each is worth doing by itself — none of them is a prerequisite for another, and there's no order you have to follow. Doing them together does compound: a bill you've already cut is a cheaper, cleaner thing to connect an AI agent to. That's an option, not a gate.
Connect
Free 60-second scan · you own the code
Scan your stack free to see what AI agents can already reach — then close the gaps with an MCP server scoped to your systems.
Stands alone: no audit and no cuts required first. Bring the stack you already have.
Diagnose
Free · 2 minutes · no account
Detect the tools you actually run from public records, model the rest, and surface every category you pay for twice.
Stands alone: take the numbers into your own renewal review and stop there.
fatsaas.com →Cut — guaranteed
3× the fee in cuts, or you pay nothing
A prioritized consolidation plan run by a vendor-neutral operator — biggest, least-disruptive cuts first.
Stands alone: it ends when the savings land. Nothing obliges you to connect an agent afterwards.
tightsaas.com →Got a system your agents should be able to reach?
Start with the scan — it's free and it makes the first conversation concrete. Or skip straight to telling me what's in your stack; if it's a fit, I'll come back with scope and a fee. If it isn't, I'll tell you that too.