Hodor - 2026 Pricing, Features, Reviews & Alternatives

Hodor is an MCP security gateway that sits between AI agents and the applications they call, delivering per-agent non-human identities, scoped tool access, payload-level policy enforcement, and an immutable audit trail for every agent tool call. Designed for developers, engineering teams, and enterprises building or operating AI agents, Hodor supports deployment as a cloud-hosted (EU-hosted) service, a self-hosted instance inside a private VPC, or via a web-based admin interface. Pricing tiers span a free Developer plan, a per-seat Team plan, and a custom Enterprise plan with self-hosting and bring-your-own-key (BYOK) encryption.

Hodor enforces Zero Trust principles by replacing broad OAuth grants with short-lived, per-agent scoped keys, ensuring agents never hold real credentials. Policy-as-code controls govern both tool scope and payload scope in real time, with PII redaction applied to tool responses before data reaches the AI model. Tool schemas and descriptions are fine-tunable per agent, limiting what each agent can discover and invoke. Over 200 MCP integrations are compatible with major harnesses including Cursor, Claude, OpenAI, LangChain, CrewAI, AutoGen, Mastra, n8n, Vercel, Mistral, and Bedrock, alongside an OpenAPI-to-MCP conversion capability.

Hodor targets software development, enterprise IT, and organizations deploying AI agents across business functions such as sales, support, HR, and data analysis. The platform provides SSO and SCIM with IdP group sync and delegated tokens, a CLI for authoring, versioning, and shipping policies, and a signed, replayable audit trail exportable for compliance and incident investigation. The audit trail is queryable via MCP for agent observability, supporting both operational monitoring and forensic review.