
Toolhouse
Backend-as-a-service for AI agents: tools, scheduling, and hosted workers.
About
Toolhouse is a cloud infrastructure platform that handles the plumbing of connecting LLMs to real-world tools: sending emails, scraping data, running code, storing knowledge. Its headline claim is function calling in three lines of code, and it has rebranded around 'AI workers' as its primary product noun: you describe what you want in natural language, and Toolhouse configures the integrations, scheduling, and deployment. Agents ship to production with one click, with 100+ integrations across GitHub, Stripe, Salesforce, Slack, Notion, and Google Workspace, plus native RAG and web scrapers.
The platform reports 7,000+ teams (vendor-reported) and offers a Workers API with stateful runs, scheduled execution down to 10-minute cadences, and MCP server support. Pricing was restructured in 2026: the old free and $10/mo tiers are gone, with entry now at a $500/mo Business plan, so this is firmly a team-and-up product.
Toolhouse competes with Composio, Arcade, and the agent layers of the big clouds. Caveats: the pricing jump prices out hobbyists; the Python SDK's latest release dates to December 2024, so check SDK freshness before committing; and as with any agent BaaS, you are trusting a third party with your tools' credentials.
What it can do
- Function calling and tool use in a few lines of code
- 100+ prebuilt integrations (GitHub, Stripe, Slack, Notion, and more)
- Hosted AI workers with scheduling down to 10-minute cadence
- Native RAG knowledge stores and web scrapers
- MCP server support and stateful run APIs
Setup
Sign up at toolhouse.ai, install the Python SDK, and deploy workers via the dashboard or th deploy.
Prerequisites
A Toolhouse account on a paid plan; API keys for the third-party tools you connect.
Use cases
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Trust score — 7/10
Scored 7/10 (metrics tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: Verified via vendor site/docs/GitHub and reputable coverage, wave 74; Trending score 68/100 from researcher assessment.
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