API 3.0 Keys, an MCP Server, and a Credits Calculator
Generate and manage API 3.0 keys from the API dashboard, connect AI tools and agents through the new CreatorDB MCP server, and estimate usage costs before you write a line of code.
This release is for developers and the AI tools they build with. The API dashboard now supports our latest API 3.0 end to end, AI agents can connect to CreatorDB through a new MCP server, and a new calculator shows what your calls will cost before you make them.
API 3.0 keys, managed from the dashboard
You can now generate and manage API keys for API 3.0 directly from the API dashboard, and manage all your API access in one place: view every key you have, create new keys, and track API credit usage on the same page.
Each key also gets its own guardrails. Set and reset a credit usage limit per API key, and check its remaining balance without leaving the dashboard.
Connect AI agents through the MCP server
CreatorDB now speaks Model Context Protocol. Connect AI tools and agents to the CreatorDB API through our new MCP server, available via the API dashboard, so assistants that support MCP can query creator data directly in their own workflows.
If you are evaluating the API itself, the full API 3.0 documentation covers every endpoint the MCP server exposes.
Estimate costs with the API Credits Calculator
The new API Credits Calculator takes the guesswork out of budgeting an integration. Pick the API endpoints you plan to call, and it shows what they will cost at your plan’s per-credit rate, before you write any code.
That’s everything in this release. We value input from all of our users, so if there’s something you’d like to see in CreatorDB, please feel free to reach out with your feedback.
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Open the API dashboard to create your first API 3.0 key, or read the full documentation and connect your AI agents through the MCP server.
Frequently Asked Questions.
How do I create an API 3.0 key on CreatorDB?
Open the API dashboard in the CreatorDB app. You can generate new API 3.0 keys there, view every key you have, track credit usage, and set or reset each key’s credit usage limit, all in one place.
What is the CreatorDB MCP server?
The CreatorDB MCP server lets you connect AI tools and agents to the CreatorDB API through the Model Context Protocol. It is available via the API dashboard, so assistants that speak MCP can query creator data directly.
How do I estimate CreatorDB API costs?
Use the new API Credits Calculator. Pick the API endpoints you plan to call, and it shows what they will cost at your plan’s per-credit rate before you write any code.
Can I limit how many credits an API key uses?
Yes. On the API dashboard you can set and reset a credit usage limit for each API key, and check its remaining balance on the same page.
