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search-deals

Searches for free tiers, startup credits, and developer tool deals via AgentDeals MCP server. Handles pricing queries, vendor comparisons, stack recommendations, and pricing change tracking.

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When the user asks about pricing, free tiers, cost optimization, or developer tool deals, use the AgentDeals MCP server to search for relevant offers.

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When the user asks about pricing, free tiers, cost optimization, or developer tool deals, use the AgentDeals MCP server to search for relevant offers.

Steps

Identify the user's need: Are they looking for a specific vendor, a category of tools, or comparing options?
Use search_deals to find matching deals. Filter by category or eligibility if the user specifies constraints (e.g., "startup credits" → eligibility: "accelerator").
For detailed pricing info on a specific vendor, use search_deals with the vendor parameter — alternatives are always included.
If the user wants a full infrastructure stack recommendation, use plan_stack with mode "recommend" and their use case.
Present results clearly: highlight free tier limits, any recent pricing changes, and expiration dates.

Examples

"What free databases are available?" → search_deals with query "database" or category "Databases"
"Compare Supabase and Firebase" → compare_vendors with vendors ["Supabase", "Firebase"]
"What startup credits can I get?" → search_deals with eligibility "accelerator"
"Best free stack for a SaaS app?" → plan_stack with mode "recommend" and use_case "saas"
"Any recent pricing changes I should know about?" → track_changes