Gram by Speakeasy

Serverless platform to build, curate, and host tools as MCP servers

Editorially reviewedChecked Sep 2026How we review

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Free plan Free trial API Self-hosted Teams

Toolglade’s take

Best when you want to upload an OpenAPI document and get an instantly hosted MCP server, with room to add custom TypeScript tools. The caveat is that auto-generating one tool per endpoint on large APIs usually needs curation before LLMs use it well.

Should you use Gram by Speakeasy?

Best for: API-first companies · Teams building agent tools · Enterprises needing tool governance
Not ideal for: Non-technical users · Teams not using MCP · Very simple single-tool needs
Biggest strength: Generates MCP servers from OpenAPI
Biggest weakness: Best value with existing OpenAPI specs
Pricing: Free plan, paid from Free; paid from $2,999/mo
Top alternative: Glama · see all

Facts & pricing last checked September 2026. How we review

About Gram by Speakeasy

Gram is Speakeasy's open-source, serverless platform for building and hosting MCP servers from OpenAPI specs or custom TypeScript/Python code, with OAuth 2.1, RBAC, and audit logging.

Gram is built by Speakeasy to make production-grade MCP servers easy to create and operate. Teams can source tools from existing APIs, generating MCP servers from OpenAPI documents, or build tools from scratch using TypeScript functions, and Gram Functions also support Python, opening it to teams without an existing OpenAPI spec. Once a toolset is defined, Gram exposes it as a hosted, serverless MCP server so teams do not manage infrastructure, scaling, or versioning. The speakeasy mcp deploy command pushes a generated server live at getgram.ai, producing a publicly accessible MCP endpoint. Servers can optionally include an OAuth 2.1 proxy with Dynamic Client Registration and PKCE, and are secure by default. For organizations, Gram adds centralized management with role-based access control, audit logging, and compliance reporting across all agent tools, plus a catalog of prebuilt MCP servers for popular third-party APIs. It is an open-source platform, so teams can self-host or use the hosted service, targeting anyone building MCP-based agent tooling at scale.

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TL;DR

Gram is Speakeasy's open-source, serverless platform for building and hosting MCP servers from OpenAPI specs or custom TypeScript/Python tools, with enterprise governance.

Company overview

Gram is built by Speakeasy, a company known for API tooling and SDK generation, as its platform for building performant MCP servers. It extends Speakeasy's OpenAPI expertise into the agent-tooling era.

Gram is offered as an open-source project plus a hosted service at getgram.ai, positioning Speakeasy in the growing MCP infrastructure market alongside other server generators and hosts.

Product features

Gram generates MCP servers from OpenAPI documents and supports Gram Functions for custom TypeScript and Python tools. It hosts toolsets serverlessly with no infrastructure to manage and a one-command deploy to getgram.ai.

Servers can include an OAuth 2.1 proxy with DCR and PKCE and are secure by default, while organizations get centralized management with RBAC, audit logging, and compliance reporting, plus a catalog of prebuilt third-party MCP servers.