AI is now generating more code than any team can maintain or secure. The way out is an old idea: assemble software from services instead of owning every line. ApyHub brings service-oriented architecture back — this time with the trust built in
-- ApyHub today announced ApyHub 2.0, a major platform update built for the agentic era. It is one place where developers and AI agents discover, evaluate, and consume APIs — ready-made, verified capability blocks for modern software.
ApyHub started with a simple idea: developers should build products, not plumbing. Instead of maintaining every capability themselves, they should compose software from APIs that already exist and already work. The idea caught on: ApyHub is now one of the fastest-growing API catalogs in the AI space, serving 65,000+ developer workspaces every month.
Today, a growing share of that building work is done by AI agents. They search for capabilities, compare options, and consume APIs inside their workflows. This update makes that process as smooth as possible.
Why now
Building software has never been easier or cheaper. AI writes working code in seconds. But every line still has to be run, patched, secured, and maintained — and at this pace, no team can keep up with everything it creates. Open-source libraries reduce the writing but bring their own upgrade cycles and security risks, buried in dependencies no one fully reads.
The way out is an old idea: service-oriented architecture. Software assembled from managed services, where someone else carries the maintenance. The vision stalled twenty years ago for one main reason: trust. Teams could not verify what a service did with their data, or whether it would still behave tomorrow. So they kept building everything themselves.
ApyHub makes the SOA vision work by building the trust in. Every service is verified for production use before it enters the catalog. Developers and their agents can compose software securely, without evaluating, auditing, or worrying about what's underneath.
The building blocks of modern software
The API catalog includes 200+ APIs and 1,000+ endpoints across AI services, data processing, video and image manipulation, document manipulation, communications, commerce, and many more. The catalog grows continuously, with new APIs added by providers and consumed increasingly by agents alongside developers. These are the capabilities software applications are built on — and that no team wants to maintain. On ApyHub they are composed, not constructed.
Multi-region, by choice
Teams can now choose the region their API workloads run in. Where data lives becomes a decision the consumer makes, not one the provider imposes. Data sovereignty becomes a setting, not a negotiation.
Native MCP: the catalog agents can reason about
At the core of the update is a native MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, making ApyHub one of the first API marketplaces where agents work with the full catalog directly. An agent can search the catalog in real time, compare APIs that solve similar problems, and consume services as part of its workflow. Every action is auditable. Discovery and execution become one system, for humans and machines alike.
"AI has made writing code cheap, but every line you generate is still a line you have to run, patch, and maintain," said Samuel Kaluvuri, CEO of ApyHub. "The efficient move now is composition: assembling software from building blocks that already exist and already work, instead of rebuilding them. Our job is to make sure that when a developer or an agent reaches for one of those blocks, they can verify exactly what they're getting — and keep moving."
One subscription, the entire catalog
Consumption stays deliberately simple. One subscription covers every API, priced in atoms — ApyHub's usage tokens, which scale with the work a call performs. A lightweight lookup and a heavy AI inference are billed honestly. Headroom pools across the catalog instead of sitting stranded in per-API quotas.
Publish and monetize an API in about ten minutes
The update also improves the supply side. Developers who want to become API providers can upload a spec or point the platform at an endpoint. ApyHub uses AI to prepare the documentation, schemas, and validation. The provider reviews, sets a price in atoms, and publishes. Providers go from endpoint to a live, MCP-ready listing in less than ten minutes, available immediately to every developer and agent on the platform, while retaining full IP ownership and control over their APIs.
ApyHub is headquartered in Amsterdam, with teams in the EU and Asia and infrastructure across the EU and the US. The platform is available now at apyhub.com, with a free tier and no card required.
About ApyHub ApyHub, founded in 2021 in Amsterdam, is an AI-native API catalog and operational layer where developers and AI agents discover, compose, and execute certified APIs. The catalog includes 200+ services and 1,000+ endpoints across categories such as AI, data processing, documents, video and image editing, communications, and more — available under a single subscription, with certification and MCP-readiness built into every endpoint.
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Organization: ApyHub
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